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Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
METHODIST CHURCH OFFICIALS.
Stewards and Committees Chosen for
 the Current Year.

The following is 8 list Of stewards and committees Of the Methodist church for 1915: Stewards, Henry 1-TllesdelL Arnold Wilde, Nathan .. Prince. Luther Filling, X. r. Burns. V. E. Reach, Sidney r. Perry (digtrict steward), F. E. ColVin. William Mar tin, F. 4. Kennedy, Sidney $. Stone, Henry \. McEwen. David King. Miss Gdyra. Coddins, Miss Ethel Kennedy. Harold Holehouse (recording steward) Kiss Emma Filling, Henry Myers.
 mmttteeS-Foreig missions, Mrs Emma Day. Mrs. Morse Sunday school superintendent president of the EpHorth league: home missions, Miss Eilla Day. Mrs. William E. Reach. Miss Hattie Codding: Sunday schools r. A. Kennedy. Mrs. Edith Fisk, Mrs. :. H Perry, Harold Holeiaouse; tracts, Will liam Martin; temperance. Luther Pii- ling. William McEwen: education. Miss Emma Filling, Miss Afyra Cod ding: f-eed1nan's aid, Miss Alice Briggs: hospital. Mrs. William F Tu0sor1. Miss Sadie Harvey. Mrs Will Ham Martin; church. records, s. H. Perry. Miss Ethel Kennedy; auditing accounts, F. E. Colyin- F. 4. Kennedy. A. F. Wood parsonage and furniture, president and treasurer Of trustees, president and officers of Ladies' Ala society; eSttIna ting and finance com raittee, N. D. Prince. F. 4. AIcEwer. Luther Filling, F. 4. Kennedy. William E. Reach: conference claimants, same as estimating committee; church r1u- sic, N. D. Prince, ". IT. Judson, Mrs. r. 4. Kennedy, Mrs. F. E. Colvin. Luther Filling.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05

Anna Gates, Miss 4 AIeunier. Miss Mary Depris Miss Aurora Geuthier, John Day. Miss Lena Allerie, Albert Grennon. Miss Athena Meunier, James Goodness, Miss Albina. Boucher, Miss Katherine Sipples, Miss Lillian Gates, Miss Dora Gates, and extra. chorus. Pianist--Miss Aurora. Belanger. Grand onening. overture Come Where the Lilies Bloom,
 Entire Company. Want to Go Back to Michigan,
 Miss Lena Robarge. There's q Mother Back in 1roland Waits for Ae.
 John Day That Minstrel Show Parade,
 Ralph Meunier. When You Smile,
 James Morrison. He's a Devil.
 Miss Iauretta Helie. When Dream of Oi-7 Erin,
 Master Edrar MeunieT. Aunt Jemina's Picnic Day,
 Oliver Mettlae. Dear Old Missouri, I Never Heard of Anybody Dying,
 Tyler Andrews.
 Charles Russell Grand second part: Sentimental Songs-His Own Colnpo-
 
 James Morrison. La Petite, Miss Alice Duhame1 and Pony Chorus. Some Songs and Dances
 Oliver Metthe Miss Lauretta Emo and Bucolic Chorus Miss Ida DuhameI and Butterfly Chorus. Miss Lauretta Efelle and Coney Island Girls. Songs of Nferrie England and Funny IInpersonatio
 James Morrison. The Ever -Welcon1s t'unnaicerg,
 Russell AAd Meunisr. Closing spectal: Clancy's Troubles. Featuring The ErennanA, William J. and Margaret T., assisted oy en- tire company.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
OBITUARY.
Miss Elizabeth MiIIrr.

Miss Elizabeth Miller, who died al the home Of her sister, Mrs. Adfer TowDe, Cn Grove street. JauuaTy @- was q woman of wide travel and varied professional experience.
 She w8s a graduate nurse, of fls Rhode Island hospital. and Of the Ma ternity hospital o1s New 1orE. She had occupied institutional positions or trust and confidence in both Rhode Island and Massachusetts
 She served as a government nurse during the Spanish-Anerican war and she had done private and Institutional work in Italy.
 At the time of her death sle was 8 member of the Army Reserve corps, Spanish American War Nurses as sociation, honorary member of File Der of the Nurses Alumni associa uop. member of the Rhode Island Hos pitaI Nurse association The deceased was q member Of Pilgrim Congrega- tiona1 church, Worcester
 Miss Mitchell was born in Sligo, Ireland, August 1z, 1886. She is sur Vived by her father. Robert Mitchell, of Worcester: Charles Mitchell of New Bedford, Robert Q. Mitchell of Brat tleboro, Vt, William GL- Mitchell Wcy- cesteT. Mrs. Adler NJ. ToVne Putnam, Mrs. c. w. Wall of South Manchester and Mrs. F. A. LaTaIlee of Worcester.
 Winstod. - MT and Mrs. r. l. Streeter. 35 Center street, celebrated the 61st anniversaTg, Of their wedding at their home Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
PUTNAM
iwenty'six Postal SaVinas Accounts m becsnseF-capt. Murray Reports is6 Arrests in 1914-Junior Cl1au- tauqua Club to Msst--Deatia of Miss Elizabeth Miller, Army Nurse.

Miss Olive Milot, district nurse, en- tertailled her sister. Mrs. Perreault, of Saranac Lake, N. T.. over Sun day
 Francis Teatreault has returned to Washington, D. c, where he is in the government service, after q visit with relatives in Putnam and Danielson.
 Frank E. Martin of Pawtucl1et was B. visitor with friends in Putnam Mon day.
 Mrs. Albert o. Hall and, two chiI- dren have returned home after ten days visit with Mrs. Halls mother, Mrs. William F. Oates, in Daniclson.
 Felix Gstineau of Southbridge has been q visitor with friends in Put nam,
 Edmund Guilbert of wiIIimantic was & visitor at his home in Putnam Sun day.
 Miss Dorothy Bennett of Webster spent Sunday with friends in Put nam.
 Drill Co Follow installation.
 A IT. Shoales, district deputy grand master, is to install the officers or Israel Putnam lodge of Odd Fellows this tTuesday) evening. Following the installation there is to be an e1ht- bition drill by tho members of the guard,
 Goodwin Property Not Sold.
 Mrs. Minnie Goodwin of Pitts1leld
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
YEARS ARRESTS 1ee,
Capt. John Murrsy's Report-How the
 Cases Were Disposed Of.

The annual report of Captain John Murray of the Putnam police for 1914 to be submitted to the common coun- cI this evening. iz as follows:
 Fer the year ending December 3Ist 1914. there have been 1s6 arrests dur ing the year for the following causes:
 Drunkenness 92, vagrancy :. ag- sault 15. theft l.. drunk and breach Of the peace 80, breaking and enter ing and theft s train riding Is. con ceaIed 0 capons 1. watered milk '. short weight 1. liquor delivered 10 those to whom the law forclda 8. city ordinance 3. dog law 1, common drupiard 6 adultery ?, non~supDort 3, forniCation 2,
 The above cases were disposed of as follows: Sent to Jail 5s. paid fine or costs z9, continued CT otherwise dig-
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posed of 79. to other officers 15. boundl over to superior court 6. to probation officer 254
 Doors found open and secured 57, lights reported out, hourss S4s9. prop erty lost or stolen $85S.57, property recovered $544.41.
 The following is an inventory of the property used m the city police department: I roll top desk. 2 steel cells, g reVOlveTs, 1 table, petrE twisters, 10 police clubs, oil cans, flashlights, s police belts, 10 chairs, oil stoves, pair handCufEs, 10 po- lice badges, 2 gas stoves.
 The following is a. list Of officers who performed police duty during the year: John Murray, captain; Patrick' Hayes, sergeant; ,Julius cordier. pa tnolHan; H. G. Carver. EupernuIner- ary: B. r. Chafee, John AGcGuire,- James OEBr5en, Charles TetreauJt, Au- gustus Martin.
 Junior chautauqua Club,
 The Junior C.llautauqUa club is toj hold it's first meeting in the Putnam high school h71ildings Jan. 9th, from 2.30 to 4S0 p. m.
 Dorothy J. Bartlett. local Junior SUI perinteadent, has issued the follCTzing notice:
 Junior club superintendents make the same resolutions: Resolved, that about the Chautauqua club, we are GI1Al0uS ID lIEt+A6 IL d bls5SEE- better and more important feature in the life of all the boys and girls Tz-c know The ChautaGqua idea. for grown-ups and children is becoming better known each day; it is ccmtnE to have 8 national significance and we who believe in the Ideals back of every ChaUta.uQua are sure Junior club plans are all the year round, joy Tc the girls and boys. All Juniors are invited to come and join and work for it with all their might.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
Arrests for Assault and Damage to
 Property-

A r0au named Chowaniec will ap- pear before the police court this morn ing to answer to a charge of assault. He was arrested Monday on the com plaint Of John .Badga Of Chapman street.
 lourey and Officer Paulllus responded to a call from the saloon of John Marcowski on Jackson street, and took into custody a man who will answer to the charge of wi1ful damage to property- He went into inc saloon and asked for q drink, which was re- fused him Later he was elected from the place, and to show his dis pleasure threw a stone through the window His arrest followed
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
Bsnoit in State Matches.

Several followers of the game of pool, or pocket billiards as it is now called, were in Hartford Monday night watching the match between Charles Ramon Of that city, last years state champion, and Albert E. BAnoif of WnNmantfc. in the curtain raiser cf the series for the state champioushir,. Benoit, fanaiIiarly known as Count" :" is employed at the Wood smoke shop and billiard parlors in this city and his many local friends hope to see him cfarzs
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY MEETS.
Benevolent Women Review Work e4 aA Active Tear>-oA5oers Elsctsel-- Mrs. John Reilly President for An. ether Term.

&bEiEE
 The annual meeting of tho Ladies' auxiliary of St, Joseph's hospital was held Monday afternoon al S.3A. The following odioers were elected: Pres ldeaa Mrs. John Reillys first vtce president Mrs. A, c. Scriptures seo- end, A{rs, Patrick Moriartys third. Miss CIarrie Stiles; recording secres- tary. Miss Agnes q, Hickey financial secretary, Mrs James Hurley; cox< responding secretary, Mrs. F. E. Guilds trea surec. Afrs- 4. E. Vaughan
 Owing to the bSeace of the f1naT- cial secretary and treasurer, their re- ports wera postponed until the next meeting oS the board. Mrs John Refl- ly. last years president, reelected at this meeting, presented a very inter ssting and complete report of the aJc- Jlvtties Of the auxiliary for 1914, in GfGd1ns the whists, food sales, Charity ball. Membership day and other minor activities
 The sale Of Red Cross seals this year was under the auspices or the organization. and It was stated st Ghe meeting that the ladies had disposed of over cue hundred dollars worth of
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
ENanaelfstie Services

The first of 8, series of evanse!fstic services lasting for two weeks. with the exception of Saturday evening, was held i12 the Methodist church Mon- day evening. Rev. ". P. Buck of Stafford Springs is the speaker, and will be heard every night. A short time ago Rev. Mfr. NCzurn aided in evange1fstfca1 services in Stafford and now Rev. Mfr. Buck is reciprocatine.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
OBITUARY.
Peter bEounae

Peter LHomme. 63, for many years a, resident in the Wiliia1nsviIIe section of the town, died at his home there during the early hours of Sunday morning, At one time Mir L-Homn1e was employed iIl mills in WilIiarnsYtlle and Attawaugan. but of late years he has conducted 9. business of his own. He has been in poor health for d long time. He leaves his wife and several children.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
High Ten Men.
FUNERAL.
Robert Heines.

The body of Robert Heimes, 69, for 50 years 9 resident Of South Coventry. who died at the home of relatives in East Hampton Saturday, was brought to this city Monday morning on tho 9.35 train, and conveyed to St. Joseph's church. where g. requiem high mass was sung by Rev. T. F. Bannon. Burial Has in St. Joseph's cemetery. The de- ceased is survived by his wife and several sons and daughters.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
Colds Are Often Most serieus-sse;
 Possible arnnffcakienA

rhs disregard of cold t1as often brought many regret. The fact of be warning enough chat your system needs immediate attention. Certainly loss cf sleep is most serious. It Is 2 warning given by nature. Is t r1ar's duty te hiEnse4 to assist by doing his part, pr. Kings NeW Discovery Is baged oa B scientific anaiysia of colds. sos Rt youF druggist. Buy s bottle to- day,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
plsresra of Ruainasa.

Stanis1aus Thacxu1, who for over a. year has conducted a saloon here, dis posed o1 his interest in the place to George Miglin of Ansonia, the sale taking place Monday morning, MT. Thaczuk expects to remove to Mid dletown and purchased 3. similar bus mess in that city some two months aSa-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
Ths LiVsF Rseulasas tFss EeSy--A
 Sluggish Liver Needs Care,

Someone hEs gs5E tEas psanIe with ei4Feaie Ityer eer1ainins shesaid be shut ap away from ttlna&aity, for they are ResS4ra!sts and see through 6. dglsss depend upon physical states. BtIioiis- R@ss, headaches, dizziness and consti- patton diaePpeaF after using Dr. Kings New -Ige Pills 2sa at Yeur dEcExtSt,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
eitv Lnhnr pa4rnII.

The city labor payroll for the week. ending Jan. 3. 1914. totalled SE16.27, divided as follows: Police department, $1&T.90; street department, S1Ie.60;
 naIntaintl1~ sewers, s26,s7: ice de- parfs1aenG. $iA0.25; water workss
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
AVERAGE HIGH. Bowling fn DuekpIn League Uniform ly HIgh-Giants Still Leading,

No records were broken during the twelfth week of the WiliiBlantic Duckpin league. Tine Giants are still in the lead. although they have three strings yet to run off with the Pirates to complets their schedule to date, The bowling continues uniformly good, tlsa average per man to date standing at 9s.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
Will Address Woman.s Club

Rev. William $. Beard of the First Congregational church will be the speaker at this afternoons meeting of the WiN}mant1C Wonlan's club. His subject will bc 4 Day in Florence. it. lusGrated with stereoPticon vieH-s.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
Schools Which Open Todsx.

St Josepll's parochial school and all the public schools of the town will reopen after the Christmas recess this morning. St. Mary'S parocl1iaI school opened Monday morning
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
PATENTS

PS3teet your ideas. Handaorns %.
 page Guide Back Free. HARRY E. BACK, A4tornsy-at Law Wiudham County Savings Bank Bldg.
 Danielson. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
Three important Matters for consid-
 cration.

At tho regular meeting of the Board of Trade and Business Mems asxocia- tlon tonight three matters ir wtic1, the organization has been prominent Of 1aIe Ein come up for discussion work of the Belgian relief coT1,1nIttee the committee which has had in cf1arse the formation of a United Charities board ana the subject of Old School and Home Week next June.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
md high

High team tota1--BraYes, 1851. High tea1n .tring-tziants, 597. High single stri1lg--Noel, 153. High three stringE-Madse G51, High individual average = Tufts
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05

d. EskcYHI1z OF, zEw YORK. High class Ladies Tailor, Dressmzlzer. Repairsr' and Fur-ieT. Ladies' work only.
 gFindhnEn County EutIoz.aI Rank BISg..
 dec2ld DazisE2en.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
Mhsk |. aalna on ronfaf,t

FfHsg IS GoEnI OH IoFlT9Ffk St. Joan Baptisto Soeistys St. MaxSSs Hall
 Monthly Meeting Of Board. Of Trade Willimastic Wonaan's Club eattar~ Franeis 8. Long Post. No. 90. c. A. R., Town Building.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
WIIIIMANTIC
TROUBLE OVER AUCTION SALE

the seats. A full report is to he made
 at tho next meeting.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03

neue gntbedung. unier prohibitions
ItiIden 6reun0e merDen oas maturli9
nid)t pabr baben moIen. Scum ldBt
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uno Ste meDer @ein nod gier at be-
leitigen pern1ag. Mud miiiien mir,
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@orrpurf gemudt perben fann. Al-
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fern 10 piel bGiufiger uftritt als BET
SEN @ein= uno giertrinfern, 10 muB
oos ooh 5u 0enfen geben. Muf aGe
GGGe gebt mon ullo am iideriten,
menn man leinen Guri It nidt aus=
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nran ii9 penigitens oem g%emuBtiein
bingeben, 0aB mani feline patrtotilde
Tflidt gegen cine grpbe betmiide
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03

lien gemdb Sem gunOespertrug neu-
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alrf 8rur0 0es 9unoespertrages sur
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miiroe ih nidt 5ogern, Dem &rieg ms
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befarnte es iih 5u SEN aus SEM Sum
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bur0en. Sic engliide Diplomatic
bot beritan0en, Sic gegehrlidfeit
SS1oliens 5u rei5en, Sic @ier mod
gr0Berem @eiib 6erurt SIT iteigern,
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t%erelien, Blind fir ben reulen @eg GIT
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nuh Sem @luf begam, Ste m BEN
Mbrgun6 fibrt.
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bot, Ste gbre lei ein @apitul, bas
aber crit 3inien bringe, tDem man
oos @apital berloren babe. Stalien
perIor es, aber Sic 3tni en-, Sic Ser
@rieg 5obIt, finb 9eiden un6 Srim=
mer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03
9as en9lti@e 3rinmni:
ratb.

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polferung ienes 2anoes 5u balten
bat, peldes fir Ste 8efrelnng a1r0e=
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Iiebt ma11 flar aus bem BON 9onoon
gepragten Iitel uGaS ma9tige
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Soft lit Don Dieiem @leeblat = Bre-
mier Msquitb, Observation-Disclosures
Brep uno GdaBfan5ler 2lopb~@eorge
= mioer @iiien uno @ilen lommt
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lilde @olf miro BON bieiem ~1rlum=
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neil oieie orei politiiden @erbreher
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oienltbar MAIDEN luilen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03
Romnten miro Der Sag.

9lae Nadridten bonn oifli@en
@riegsiduuplab idiI6ern berein-
itimmenb Ste grauenbaften Serluite
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mebr NIT @epebren bemaffnet no.
rem, io11oern 5ur gertbei0igl1ng MIR
nod eiierne &niippel botten, 10 legt
oas oie @ermutbung nabe, BOB oieien
MaiIenppfern Elm belon0eres Wfotp
%5ugrun0e liegt.
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man peru1og ii9 ibm nidt 5u per-
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nung oes eigene1r @olfsf0rpers be-
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oem 5rieoensidlnB @infebr I'M eige-
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+" aiges, piel 5u groBes nntbier, oos
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aber 0o9 5uipeilen cine Mbmang ouf=
blibt BON Ser Ndtbielbaftigfett anes
@eidaffenen uno Ser Cite bellen, Ser
uaes geiduffen bot. @ir finb at iebr
geneigt, oos gan5e ruiiiide Soft nod
SEN beitialiiden @reaeltbaten Der
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nitt me entli9 on0ers perfabren n1to
BEL 0enen oas Bren1ren un0 TlunDern
geptHermaBen nod etne aagemeir1
ublidye @erfebrsfo rm tit.
lleber ste Seine, Sic nod IN Der
rulIiiden @olfsieele id3lummerrt, Ter
nen mir mebr aus ben giiher1, Die
uber sic 8eidiel gelangt limo: einige
BON linen iinb BON einem ungebeu-
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rein mehumih iein @altptbu4 nit
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@epiB lit &uBlono ein nnbener,
ober ein ringe11bes l%1ngebeuer. Sin
&oIf, 6em Ste riibren6e @eltult 6es
in1potenten Soealiifen Sblomrotp on-
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uno einen 10 leioeniduftlidyen @obr-
beitsmel1ias mie Iolltoi beiibt eth
loldes 8olf fan11 ms 0ltnfel tappen,
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2idt 5urmdfinben.
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ruiidt ser 3eitpunft ndber, on Dem