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Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Torripsten.-The Torrington Rifle club has organized with Captain Wn, P. Besse, military expert, president.
 New Haven-Mrs. William Howard Taft and daughter, Miss Helen Taft. of New Haven, leave for their summer home at Murray Bay, Canada, soon af- ter commencement at Yale university next month. Former President Taft will join them early in July.
 sHartfordi-The will of Judge James Nichols, former president of the Ma tional Fire Insurance company. of Hartford, provides that if his grand son, James Nichols Smith, does not smoke before he attains his naforitv. he will receive legacy of S11,500. but that if he does smoke, the legacy sbail be cut to $11. 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

: A freight train on the New Haven road, bound from Harlem river through Westerly toNBosten, went of the track near the Kingston swamp about o'clock Wednesday morning broke, derailing several loaded trucks. The wrecker from Midway was sent to the scene and soon cleared the track, but the roadbed had been ploughed up for a considerable dis tance and for several hours trains were sent through on the west bound track
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

A party consisting of MT. and Mrs. s. A. Beebe of Pine Tree farm, their daughter, Mrs. George T. Clarke, and son, Clayton. of Holyoke, Mass, who spent the weekend here, Mrs. Harry Beebe of Otrobando avenue, Miss Sid den of Taftville and Asel Beebe, mo- tored to Millington Sunday to join a family party at the home of MT. Beebe's mother, who is now in her eighty second year.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18
Hearing On Old Lyme Improvement.

The public utilities commission has assigned for hearings on May IS pe- titions of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad company on matters relating to improvements in the town of Old Lyme One of the petitioners asks for permission to carry a bridge over Arnnstrone's crossing and over proposed pass ing siding The petition refers to the construction of a bridge over the highway known as flower road" and also over a passing siding.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18
Hiehway and Fenee Repairs.

Six men directed by Selectman Charles Bushnell have finished railing the fences on Wauwecus street and Wednesday began work on Oneco street. Two or three washouts were reported Wednesday, the result of the heavy rain of Tuesday night
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18
Goinn to Vermont.

Charles Buchanan of Sturteyant street will be employed for the next few months at The Brooks House in BrattIeboro, Vt.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

Fred Keepan of Bridgeport is visit ing his mother, Mrs. Feitner of Sur tevant street.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

William Parkinson and daughters of Huntington avenue were in Natn- tic over Sunday, guests of Mir. and Mrs. Jerome Parkinson.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

Come. Good things. Food sale Thursday p. m. Methodist parsonage -adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

Mrs. Thomas w. Connolly of Tan ner street spent part of last week
 at the Golden Spur, Niantic, the guest l of Miss Ida Chapel
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

pr. and Mrs. w. A. Chappen of West Town street are entertaining MT and Mrs. Thearon R. Chappen of New
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

After spending the past few months in the city, Miss Carolyn Stefry and Miss H. $. Park have returned to their home on West Town street.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

Mrs. Sarah Briggs and her sister, Miss Agnes Thorp, entertained Thurs day evening at their home on Sturte- want street Rev. John Areson and 20 members of Grace Episcopal church, Yantic. Music was enjoyed and cake and coffee served by the hostesses.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18
Will Attend RaIIy.

The Junior Endeavorers of the First Congregational church will attend in body the Junior rally at Park church Saturday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

Frank A. Wilcox from Winsted was at his home on the SFcotland road for over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

Guests Monday and Tuesday of Mrs. A. F. Green of West Town street were Mrs William Comstock of Bran ford and Miss Comstock of. New Ha-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

Louis Olsen of the Scotland road has been in Baltic every day for sev- eral weeks past, having been engaged there in electrical work.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

There was no school Wednesday for the children in the lower grades be- cause of the rain.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18
PLANFELD
Local Women Registering to Vote at School EIection-Degrees Conferred at Grange-John kiIIips Had No Chance to Try Lifting Sand Bag.

Plainf1eld women interested in reg lster1ng to vote at the next town meeting for school officers and at all other meetings where school matters come up are said to be quietly adding great number of names to their list of voters to be made.
 The peoples party organizers have also received 116 names to a list of voters who will support a peoples ticket. The idea appears to be that this ticket will run two prominent women for the school committee.
 Should everything turn out as now expected, the people of Plainffeld will have good many names to chose from republican, democrat, independ- ent democrat, peoples, citizen, socialist and last, but not least, the suffragists.
 Grange confers< Degrees.
 Plainf1eId grange held regular meeting in Grange hall Tuesday even Ing with a large number of members present
 The meeting was opened by Worthy Master Harold J. Lewis. Among out of town members at this meeting were Charles Barber of Flonk grange, Miss gdyrtle lGfimths of the Moosup Valley grange and Mrs. Edward Pratt of the Warren, R. T., grange.
 Following the transaction of busi- ness, the third and fourth degrees were exemphhed on five of the six candi- N~~SNeo ond degrees at the last meeting.
 Following brief addresses by a num- Der of the grangers, the members and guests adjourned to the dining room, where an excellent salad supper was served.
 It was announced by Lecturer Edith M. Kennedy that at the next assembly, of the local grange, on the evening of June 6, Canterbury and Brooklyn granges will furnish the programne and have charge of the social end of the meeting.
 Matters Talked About.
 Miss Henrietta Hall is assisting Miss Evelyn Strong at the Packer school.
 Miss Dorothy Young, teacher at the Stone Hill school, and her brother, Howard, have returned from Fall mouth. Mass. where they attended the wedding of their sister.
 Charles Barber of Ekonk is spending the week with local relatives.
 Postmaster Brown of Packerville was a recent visitor in New London
 Protection lodge, No. 19, I. O. O. F.,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

Mrs. William Herrick of Bliss place IS passing several days in Bozrah with her mother, Mrs. Judson Miner
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

Frank Gaffney and Anthony Lam- bert of Washington. R. l., motored here the first of the week to visit MT. street
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

New Britain-The Lake View Pigeon Racing club will have a fly of birds from Bridgeport to this city Sunday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

Manchester.-The local cobblers have joined forces and have decided to have a uniform price for their work.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

will meet in odd Fellows hall this CThursday) evening.
 Lawrence Krauss attended the fu- neral of Christopher Meyer at Taft vile Wednesday.
 E. Garreaux of Webster, Mass, was Q business caller here yesterday.
 Mrs. Annie Briggs is recovering from her recent illness and is able to sit up. Catherine Jouret has resigned with the Plainfield Woolen company.
 Yesterdays rain helped in beautify- ing PIainf1eld.
 Infant's Death.
 A baby born to Mrs. Durfee Pechie of Lawton Heights last Saturday died Wednesday morning at 5.30 o'clock at Voluntown, where Mrs. Pecllie is stay ing. Friends of MT. and Mrs. Pechie are deeply grieved to hear of their sor- row.
 Had No Chance to Try Stunt.
 A number Of local men went to Vol untown Wednesday evening with the intention of seeing Plainfield strong man endeavor to lift the bag of sand on his back and carry it off the stage, as performed by the Great Bartello,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18
NORWICH TOWN

Family Party at MilIinaton-Junior c. E. Society to Attend Raily-Rector and Guild of Grace Church Enter tained.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18
Reetor and GuiId Entertained.

and sang a jolly little wren song to celebrate the departure
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

Many attended the funeral of Pat rick Keenan held Wednesday with a mass of requiem, Rev Joseph Dreyer celebrant, in the Church of the Im- maculate Conception Burial was in St. MichaePs cemetery, and the bear CTS Nwere Thomas McGrath, Thomas Lynch, David Donohue and Thomas Holiday. The deceased was son of Catherine and the late Dennis Keenan, and besides his mother is survived by by sisters and four brothers: Mrs. John Clancy, Mrs. John Joyce, Mrs James Casey of Westerly, Mrs. John Mcdonald of New London, Mrs. Thon- as F1aherty of Providence, Dennis and William Keenan of Westerly, John Keenan of Waterford.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18
FIRE IN CAB AT WESTERLY
Brief Excitement When Train Stops at Station nEchOes From State Episcopalisn Convention Funeral of Pat rick Keenan- Watch Hill Cottages in Demand

{ { aslhpan, near or under the floor Of the
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

Hardly had the accommodation train from Providence to New London reached the station at Westerly at 10. .46 Wednesday morning, an hour be- hind schedule time, when the cab of the locomotive became enveloped in flame. Both engineman and fireman jumped from the cab, the former rush ing for a line of hose in the tender and getting stream of water on the blaze, while the latter ran to the bag gageman and asked for the sending in of the fire alarm. One of the baggage- men ran to the fire alarm box in Canal street and pulled down the lever, but not sufficient to start the alarm, but just enough to strike the alarm bell in the house of Chief Cottrell.
 Tn the meantime the engineman was fighting the fire with a we'll directed stream and extinguished the blaze. scorching his face and hands in his successful efforts. Chief Cottren soon ascertained that the services of the department were not required.
 The fire delayed the train for about five minutes. No injury was done the running parts of the locomotive and the train proceeded. The exact cause of the fire could not be learned but 1t started snear the door of the hrebox or
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18

ashpan, near or under the floor of the cab.
 The annual roll call of the First Baptist church in Westerly Tuesday evening, called together nearly every resident member of the church, and a general get-together spirit prevailed that was significant of the church unity. The exercises included selec- ttons on the organ; hymn: gloria; an- them: prayer and response; offering; solo, by William Fl. Browning; ad- dress, The Church and The Delinquent Member, by Rev. Welcome F. Bates, of Mystic; hymn: address, Our Re- lationships, by Edwin Hill, secretary of tho Norwich Young Mems Christian Association. Then followed a social hour, and refreshments were served.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-18
ALL PRICES FROM s7.5O UPWARD
Crepe de Chine Blouse.
 SPECIAL $2.9s

We have assembled some Crepe de-
 Chine Blouses of unusually good quality to sell for this low price in plain white and colors. Also some 5louses in charming models and
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GranOeisen t6ams.S potb.fsr.
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$500.
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6. uno 3. ". $2250.
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lehr.r, $1562.96.
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$1,000.
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9. unb g. 60. $2100.
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9. 60. $12o0.
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9. unb g. SO. $1,000.
psr Qusuit parions on Wn. Ws
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g. &c. S70o
9ratb Snift an Srmonb. g. uni
g. Go. $3400.
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$1,000.
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iton S1450.
gmil Palmer an 2odlanb 3. uni
6. u. 60. $4,000.
Wtarie 3. arons an Scbn g. Wioo'
rc $1,000.
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g. 90. $4,000.
Do. an DO. $4,000.
Gatbarins q. Smitb an 5iil.
Guarantee e Sruit 60. $500.
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pnb 3. 60. $4,000.
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$3.50.
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5unnp Gorbbeimtr an GliSa 2.
Sage. 100 BEL 262 SUB an Der OIL
ieitc BON Sermon place, leo SUI
norbli9 Der CLINTON Strabe 81.
emma U. SolIan an Soraee Ru.
gent, 25 BEL 50 SUB an Der Rorbisite
Der @iaitah Gtrabe ST.
Gburles 5. Belle an emma u. Do.
lon, 13 Bel 95 s5uB an Der ylprbIeite
Der 9ourel StraBe, 2s9 SuB 0itlih
Der SapmilIsr Strabe 81.
Wlorris 2anbp an Sonnab 9antp,
40 Bel 140 Sub ar Der Siibieite Der
ainneb aIOe. auf WaInut Sills 81.
gli5abetb 2enis an Charles sones,
2pts go. so unb 81 i'm glod ul" Il,
Gburles W. Stssls's riter llnterabs
t9eiluns, srenseno on College Sill
81.
Sarrn Rpan an 9efiie McGdfiern,
30 bel 140 Sub en- be, Sitfeiie Der
Grabbon Gre. 81.
Samuel .. Cooper an Roie 9.
9sab, so Bel 12S SUB ar Der OItfsits
Der @iIbert ape. 81.
Seprse ). s. 9stman II. 9l. an
Barbara grnan, rs bei 100 SUB an
ter Sitieite Der State &pe. 81.
y. u. parions onWtal sgifb, 12 be
80 Jub an Der Rorbpiiede Der gIart
unb 2oiiiiu Strabe 81.
Gilbert parions an bo., Is bei 105
SUB an Der Rorbfsits Der Stebenten
Strabe, 156 Sub ipetli6 Der Jress
man Ctr. 81.
SuIia q. Banning an emma III
rid, so bei 100 Sub an Der Qorbfeite
Der gua Strnbs, 290 SUB DitIi6 Der
pitts Strdbe $4,000.
gbarIss Wl. Yoit an Sulia .. Sans
epd. 1895 bel 66 Sub mebr ober me-
niger an Der 0oroIeite Der Wilianis
apenue 81.
Die Cottage 9. unb g. 60. an Geo
3. 8. Daffer, 80 bel 10 Jub on
Der Siifeiie Der WapRe 2losnue in
9ortipen 81.
Jrant Suitebbe an 9uuiia Gdroct,
atteinbaIb older 2anb in Seition s
in @reen Sopnfbip 81.
gbarIes 3. grusduer on 2lfice
Wub gabirup. 4S,64 5ub an BET
Siibisit. Der 2iIb.H glUs. in Rprpooo
81.
Wlarb Glmsnbingsr on Sames ID.
giins. A bel 1895 SUB on SasoIa
place 81.
eleanor Wieaber an emma 8. glus
fau. 25 bel 50 SUB al 4ttinfon Str.
81.
9lnno g. @rote an bic g. unb g.
6. 20. R. R. Co., Elm Gtiid aanb
az Der 2pipsr Ripsr Roao $500.
0lassie g. aishIsr or b., 26 BEL
107 5ub mebr oOer peniger an Der
Qplper Riper Roao $500.
Gilbert 2atmon on be-, 20 BEL 105
Sub mehr ober ipeniser an Der Goiper
Giper Roao $1,000.
giobsri $. s.. 2admunn an DO. %
Eel 108 SUB mshr ober tpeniser oil
Der 2oipn Hipsr Roob $500.
Senrp J. 2adman oil DO. n Bel
107 5uB mebr ooer ipeniger on Der
3opsr Riper Rpob $500.