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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
ST. MA'RYs T. A. B. PLANS
 SERIES OF GAMES
To 5e Played with New London Total Abstinence Society.

At meeting of St Mary's TIA & B. society held Tuesday evening three new members were initiated and a committee of three were appointd to arrange with St. Mary's Star of the Sea society of New London, a series of games including pool. pitch, forty five and checkers. The dates are to be decided later. The committee com prises William. H. McGuiness. William Dougherty and Walter c. Casey.
 The following committee was also appointed to arrange for a social eve- ming to be held in November: John Blacker. Frederick Geer. Leo Clish Francis Twomey and William Dough erty
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
FORTY HOURS, DEVOTION.
Rev. stanisIaus MusieI of MiddIetown the Preacher at Closing Service at St. JosepF's Church.

The forty hours' devotion closed at St. Joseph's church on Tuesday with the evening service at 7.30 o'clock, when there was solemn vespers, ending with. procession of the Children of Mary, the Rosary society and the priests. The church was filled to its capacity by the congregation that att tended and gave close attention to the sermon of the evening, which was by Rev. Stanislaus sMusiel of Middletown. who spoke upon the theme The Love of Christ in the Blessed Sacrament
 During the forty hours devotion the rector. Rev. L V. Maciejewski, has been assisted by the following priests: Rev. Fathers Paul Waszko, Derby; Stanislaus Lozowslxi. Hartford; Louis Rusin, Terryville: Stanislaus MusieA Middietown: Stanislaus Federkiewisz, Thompsonvflie; John Kowalski, Hart ford; John Cepa,- Meriden: Conrad Tyzynski, Erie. Pa; Anthony Mazur- kiewicz. New Haven; Maximilian Sol tysek. Rockville; Theodore Thinner man. Waterbury; Leo Swierzynski. New London; Paul Piezhocki, Union @4S1.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
SPARE THE OPERATOR
 WHEN FIRE BELL RINGS
TeIephone Bulletin Gives Some sug- sestiens-Eet Your Curiosity Wait.

The new telephone directory contains the following suggestion to subscrib- CTS:
 When the fire bell rings, hundreds of curious but thoughtless people at once go to the telephone to ask the operators where the fire is.
 It is beyond human possibility to answer promptly the mass of addition al calls which suddenly swamps our operating force every time the fire bell rings.
 Calls for physicians or for the am- bulance or for the police or for addi- tional fire apparatus may be delayed as a result of this thoughtlessness. For your own protection we ask you not to call the operator every time you hear the fire bell ring.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
Club Certificate Application No. 2.

Club Certificate Application No. 2
 TO THE BOARD or COUNTY CON- missioners of New London County; The French Naturalization Club. duly authorized by vote of said club. hereby apply for a club certificate to entitle it to have in its possession and dispense to Its members. spirituous and its social fife under the provisions of Chapter 2s6. Public Acts of 1915. at the quarters of said club, located at Taft vile Pratt avenue. Town of Norwich. Said club has for its purposes and ob- jects the following: To encourage It's members to become naturalixed. teach the Engltsh language. to organize a branches of business It has a mem tshi9 ssss G5 ils and 1s SrsanhiTIss Feb beard of governors, are as follows: President. Amable Deslandes: Vice President Louis Bessett. Secretary. zePhshire Barril; Treasurer, Hector ard. Vephis Brault. wilfred Beaure- gard and Alfred Dupond- A copy of It's bylaws. constitution and lEgt of members are hereto annexed Dated at Norwich this 18th day of October. 1915. Club by A=nable. Deslandes. President, duly authorixed. Norwich, Conn. Oct IA A. D. 1915 Personally appeared Auable Deslandes. President, Of the French h-American Naturalization Club of the foregoing application and that said club IS a bona fide organization wherein the dispensing of liquors is not its chief object. but is an Incident of, It's existence as an organisation. to are no minors in the active member ship; A. H. LAnpheres County Com utsnioner. oct11W
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
Trustee Palmer There.

The trustees of the Northfield schools have just met in Norrhf1eld for their annual fall meeting. several spending Sunday with the students. There were IS present, many of whom were ac- companied by their wives, among the number being George s. Palmer of New London, formerly of Norwich. The treasurer, MT. Bulkeley, reported that the budget for the fiscal year ending July 31, 1915, had been secured and that during the year the endowment funds have been increased by $175,- 30l. 1T.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
NORWICH DELEGATION
 TO SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.
Local Equal Franchise League Selects
 Nine to Go to Hartford.

The Norwich Equal Franchise league has elected it's delegation to represent it at the state convention which be- gan it's three day session Tuesday in Hartford. They are the president. Mrs William A. Norton, Mrs. E. c. Jewett. dred Brown. Mrs. Willis Austin. Miss Mary E.. Richards. Miss Lila Carroll. Mrs. Lucius Briggs and Mrs. Herbert R. Branche.
 Mrs Norton, Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Austin and Miss Richards are to attend the convention today, go- ing to Hartford with Mrs. William H. Fitch in her automobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
erseneviIIe Men in the West.

William A. Pitcher and James w. Gordon. two Greeneville men. who are on trip in the west, have favored Norwich friends with pictures of one of their piscatorial feats where they are shown angling for goldfish on the grounds of D. G. Fitch at Los Angeles
 MT. Pitcher and MT. Gordon have reached New Orleans on the return trip. having been to the expositions at San Francisco and San Diego as well as to the Yellowstone National park.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
Suit Against Towboas Co. wi.hdrawr

The superior court suit of Kenerson administrative. vs. the Thames Tow boat company has been withdrawn It was a case in which the administratrix brought suit because of the death of a man who was drowned from a barge of the towboat company off the coast of New Jersey
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
Ronfire set Fire to rree..

The chemical company from the Falls station was out about 7.30 on Tues day evening to put out the fire that had caught on a maple tree in front of the home of w. F. Bogue at 1O6 Broad street. A bonfire had set fire to the tree near it's base.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
BACON ACADEMY
 STUDENTS ARE wEoDED Clyde Ray of Salem, the Groom. Is -a-4 But is.

Clyde Ray. 16 year old son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Ray of Salem, and Miss Cecilia l.. Park, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Park of Colchester. were married at the Colchester Con- gregational parsonage by Rev. H. A. Blake Sunday. Both bride and bride groom are students at Bacon academy
 Colchester. where they will. continue their studies. They will live at the home of the groom's parents in Salem
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-01
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY TT!
STOP DANDRUFF AND
sEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
HAIR srOPc FAILING OUT AnU
GETS THICK. Way. STRONG
AND BEAUTIFUL

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after feN WfeAa unc when yon wiil
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cuuniefand inef itY n tfFfrlr mfNf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-01
Synopsis,

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~ nftdf'a dinafi tfents. = a4bfasflna -
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h|Ntt hr torpedo. Nhif q lHftf 81 sir fa M
ittI AATf iNfN. Who iH &C. nIi4a meet fuf
Hli UHn - Wf4tpff a dssptfaiA battle
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-01

Elaine eautioatiy came from bshind
foeh where she had bldlsa hsfseh
and seeing 10 one stpafelsiy raieh
ny. nos, advanced udHi ghf sfDpd I'D
reeiiy under the 'siekle ~ tsfsf ebi'l
had once betn sbe 'aNs She raxei
into the cave caria1siy uDceriaIn
whether she dared 70 ~ ~ alone ~
not.
The emissary lersed fefesiy A the
lever ~ he Aaw iglairf
Aboye iha iais San BAL BEEN
buNt Ard hg a tYpleH ~ levers IHe
faiea couif ~ Dprmted fg fnai fts
water euqid d. thrown over no fails
~ diverted ahaY. az eui AZ fhe mau
pressed the lever the aood fatea
worked quickly
hiAins stood gagiag eagefig into me
biactncaa ~ the Gave Jast then
great solume ~ aaffr frsu above
craahsa dona on her With aimosi
creshins oeiehi
How she lived itfoafa Il abe never
tnes hat fortunately ahe lsd DOT
gone qulte faF enough 10 get ihs iall
force u the Naief son. fhe terrial
Mood easily 0fsflams Der
She VS. swept sereaminr dosn the
stream
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Appearance ~ tia.ha SITTER lfo4thf
her hoine. had STARTED oaf aiorr zoe
road 10 che shore t0 book faf bog
thinking ihsi she misni perhaps have
returned there.
A. ! walked along a young taarh
a. least ~ the time ! thought % eaa q
youns ioagh ~ fuod SIS me diasuiae
shu bad assumed and su ael dla she
carry % or slnuchef past ms
Great Caesar" naifefea 10 mY
seif that's "a r0uxtn.ck Tlla place
10 sure settling 20 us Langoat f1r
Fuumnn
shrugged ny ahoalier ani rou.
iinBrd my aalk n eas nn business
~ Niue Finding u0 trace of Emlur.
I returned to the hoase Aunt jose
phine vas IA The nhmfg alone
Nhogf'H Elaine futEed anriIurly
= don't tnoe sho replied y don't
ihink shes ~ home
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-01

somehow, fclt ] dldut seem 90 zoe
oh vol az a detective without Ken.
nedy Nct 40 ar Kind pratideuce
e"sined a. have watched Owes ut Was
Il because ve vera chtidfeu or {
rejected that alternative
Walking aionk lyiaurely / made ms
way down 60 thc hore 80 biidse
that crossed "a rather lurhulrut str,am
as 4 iumhlrd ifs NaY tonafd thu sea
I l'4Hasd snd haosgd 10 She water fe.
feciitcN
SaAd"niN ma ttrraut Interest eaa
aroused tp she strram aaa soue.
oug struggling in ne vatar and eh.nt.
iug tQr help AZ the current carried her
along. screaming
II NaH Nlaiun Taa hat amt mus.
,acbe Of hcr Disguise eerc gone and
her beautiful riAn hair was apr.af
out on the walter ~ "a Csrfied her nsu
THIS eay. ae~ tsat. white she struck
cut with al hrT streRrth 90 Keen
anoai did nct atop 20 ,hluk hoa az
Why she vas hfn. ! swuns over ne
bridge ran. stripping 90 uis cuaf
ready % dive oa she camo Niih the
swim sufr,ni 90 the bndFo AZ shr
approached I discd Il eaa uot a mir-
vie too eucu ia htr atruerlss she had
BECOME thorouHNiy exhausted she
MAS a goed swimmrr. but the neht
Win natufe Nas unequal
reached Der in a aecoad or two nad
took her hand iiaif puipng. hali shoe
iny her, ! struck Oat Cor the Shore.
We mabsgyd O. make Il. tdselhsr
whrrs the eurrRi VAS nol aalta ~
siFoAg. sasi Glinbcd safely up roek.
hiSiHe sank doVn. eheking sad gasp
ing. nee DNconscieus bpt pretty mnca
al IN AND sShsgstod I loosed Al her
IN amusement
Why where Ia the world Gd yoa
Eet those toss ! ao1ued
Never mind my cicihoa. Waiter
she kaspga "rake me heme Coz Sums
drN ones ! have a clue
she rose determined % SHAKE az
the ELECTS Of het rsrcat pluRse ara
~vRt toward The house As hel;cd
ner she Tvlasea hrsAralessly whAg mo
hAa i4sg ssSn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-01


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tnf tlnhl ,p take a. t,r rfsnipaiisns
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ssien pointed aui CASE tha ,,sinan had
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-01

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back through the door 4. ~ 8
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hecofef'ns himself ~, -,
for the woods jns' 4. ~
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house sun blazing ava, y
as thcy followed. rapisI, -, W II
Elaine changed her c,oa....
MeaDv bio ahe had ordered (. 'sA|
both of us and a groom -. ~. y
around ffom thc siahlss
on} a short time 70 jurs
DIS things and waited l,.',. w y
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and Wo mounted and e,... -,
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waterfall of which she t.s ~
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-01

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
Frostburg.
pupaspes Of Tie Star.

FRosTBURG. Nd. September Is
Thomas Udy has returned to Washing
ton from Homecoming. Mrs. c. o.
Towles and daughters Grace and
Gladys, who spent two weeks here,
have returned to Washington Mrs.
John Kirby and children of Klondike,
near here. have gone to Washington to
reside. Francis J. Drum of Washing
ton is visiting at Eckhart
Miss Lulu Henckel Of Washington,
who has been visiting at Mount Saw
age. was a member Of an automobile
party to Oakland and Mountain Lake
Park. Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Price were
visitors to Washington. Mrs. Daniel
Houck. Mount Savage, Is visiting in
Washington. Fulton B. Karr, Wash
ington. is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Kath-
crime Somerville, at Alexander Park
Homecoming. John T. Miller has re.
turned to Washington after a visit o,
several weeks at Homecoming, accom-.
panied by Daniel Sheriff, who will be
MS guest. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w
Workman have returned to washing
Ton after visit OF several weeks with
MT. Workman's mother at Homecoming
MISS Mary E. Henckel has returned K
washington after a months visit al
Gien savage farm. near Mount Savage
Atiexander Crawford. at one time a res.
ident OF Homecoming. has returned tc
ms nome In Washington from a visit
to Douglas. Scotland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
Hot Springs, Va.


Special Correspondence ef The sta<.
HOT SPRINGS, Va, September ls.-
The past week has been noteworthy
for the round Of golf and tennis cup
tournaments. the balmy weather with
cool nights. and the rising tide of
visitors coming from the northern re-
sorts.
Two golf tournaments were played.
ono the weekly handicap for cups put
up by the Golf Club. which was won
by James Laughlin Phillips of Wash
ington in the mems division and by
Miss Eleanor Bright Of New Orleans
in the class for ladies. The second
for cups presented by Miss Alice Scar
borough, which resulted in a tie to be
played off later between Mr.. Phillips
and Miss Gladys ingalls, and Francis
Harrison of Cincinnati and Miss Kath-
crime Ingalls, of Chicago. Golf week.
which begins October and lasts four
days. will bring out a large field for
the fall championship cup, and will end
with golf dinner and dance, for which
laborate decorations are planned.
Washington. with John H B. Phillips
of Pittsburgh, their cousin. and Au-
gustus c. Downing. formerly OF Wash
ington, but now a resident of New
York city, have one OF the Homestead
cottages. They are here for a stay OF
time to golf and tennis. All have taken
part in the various tournaments In
both Of these sports and have captured
several silver cups.
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle has as guests
for the week end her son, Mandevii.e
Bruce Howe. Her daughter. Mrs. Howe
is expected to join her later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
Atlantic CITY.
Special oor-sspnasoe. Of The star.

SPECIAL CoGt00p00oo0eo q The S614.
ATLANTIC CITY. September 1s.-The
straw hat and the bathing suit more
than held their own along the Board
walk and beach this week In Difference
to the torrid wave which swept most
Of the country and sent many new
Corners to the shore there was no at
tempt to halt the straw hat season on
the Boardwalk on the 18th OF Septem-
Der. and both man and woman visitors
went back to the light and comfortable
clothes Of usual August favor. Cooling
breezes from the ocean kept Atlantic
City comfortable. despite the continued
| winds from tho hot south, and many
visitors who had planned to leave last
week stayed on after they received re-
ports of the torrid conditions in home
cities.
Apparently everybody in the resort
went into the surf at least once q day.
and lifeguards, who had been dis
SacsS BBass 6n d1y shs
extended their season, and many social
affairs arranged for card or ball rooms
in the big hotels were shifted to the
ings the crowds eschewed the theaters
and patronized the big ocean piers and
roof gardens.
This was a big convention week for
l
that of the Army and Navy Union. Of
which Gen. H. Ogden Lake Of Wash
ington Is commander-in-chief. Elks
and Masonic orders Of New Jersey were
Of other conventions. including that Of
the American Electro-Therapeutic As
| ISOLATION. held daily business sessions
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. L. Smith Of Washing
ton are spending some time at tho
Westmont.
| Miss Jessie A. Crossword and Miss
Mabel Hiatt were the house guests Of
Mrs. Leah Tompktns at her cottage
over the week end.
H. F. Cary and Mrs. Cary are among
the recently arrived Washington
visitors at the Marlborough lenh elm.
r.: J. Hagan Of Washington arrived
at the Traymore early in the week.
Gen. W. P. Rogers, who has been at
| the Dennis for several weeks, left early
this week for washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brinton Kimberly
and James Howard Gait were among
the Washington folk who arrived here
this week. Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Friewalt
of Washington are at the Rudolph. Adj
| miral F. s. Griffin is among the Sep
TENDER visitors.
Lieut.. F. c: couser of the navy is
| visiting the shelburne. Capt. William
DR.. ". D. Monroe and Mrs Monroe
| came from Washington to the Grand
Atlantic early in the week
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Bash Of Wash
ington are visiting the Wiltshire
Robert W. wooley, an official Of the
| Interior Department.. is a visitor at
the Dennis. Mrs. Mitchell Harrison has
Joined the Washington colony at one
Of the beach-front hotels
Admiral Samuel MCGOWAN also is at
the Dennis this week. Admiral c. W. e.
Cowles is entertaining his son at the
same hotel.
Charles Wood of Washington is
visiting the Traymore. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ryan and Miss Ryan are new
corners from Washington at the Ere
donia.
Miss Lulu Lewis and Miss Ella Lewis
are recent additions to the washing
ton colony at the wiltshire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
Alexandra, Va.

Mrs. Bette Harrison and Miss Lucy
Harrison have returned to their home
in Manassas, after a visit to DR.. and
Mrs s. S. Simpson at Clarendon. Miss
Lila Somerville has returned to her
home in Norwood, Va. after a visit to
friends here. Rev. J. W. Duffey, D. D.,
has returned from a visit to friends in
Winchester. Miss Addie Apperson has
| returned to her home in Culpeper. after
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Morton APP
person. Mr.. and Mrs. Apperson were
| the weekend guests of Miss Apperson.
in Culpeper. Mr.. Ernest Tompkins is
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Moon,
Eppes Evans has returned from a visit
| cago, and Is the guest of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Evans. on
Leadbeater and her children have re-
turned from spending the summer
with her mother. Mrs. Joel Morrill,. in
Center Conway. N. H. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. o. Hardin have returned from a trip
| to Atlantic City, New York and Phila-
delphia. Mr.. James T. Preston, jr.. has
returned from a visit to relatives in
has returned to her home in Front
Royal, Va, after a visit to friends in
| town. Mr.. Lewis Hooff Fawcett of De-
troit is the guest Of his mother. Mrs.
Mr.. Mahlon H. Janney has returned
from Eggleston Springs. Va. where he
spent the summer. Miss Mary E. Car
lin has returned from a visit to At
lantic City. and has as her guests at
her home on Duke street her nieces.
Miss Martha Fulton and Miss Nina
Fulton Of Ellicott City, Md. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Erwin Diener have returned to