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Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20
LEBANON
Twelve Tables Filled When Whist Club Meets Athletics Baseball Team Defeated at coIumbia-Social and Supper.

Mir. and Mrs. M. V. B. Pierson of Norwich were recent visitors at Mir. and Mrs. Louis Taylor's.
 MT. and Mrs. Roland Browning and guests of Mrs. Brownings sister and husband, MT. and Mrs. Jones.
 Evening of Cards.
 Lebanon Whist club met in Grange hall last Friday evening. Twelve ta- bles were played. prizes being award ed the following: LadieS-First, Mrs Clemont Fowler; second, Miss Gladys Hewitt; third, Miss Emma Troiand. Gentlemen-First, David Pitcher; sec ond, Howard J. Williams; third, Her bert Hoxie. Refreshments were served after whist was finished.
 Mrs. Otto L. PultZ, Miss Addte Hal len. Mrs. Adell Spaulding, Mrs. Mary Brown, Miss Edla Williams and Fred M Abell attended the Christian En- deavor meeting at Norwich Town on Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Hollis A. Campbell is visiting her brother in Massachusetts.
 Miss Amy Lamb spent the week end with Miss Ruby K. Sweet.
 Miss Sophia Dolbeare is visiting rel atives at Colchester.
 George Nye moved his household goods to his daughters, Mrs. Daisy Kneeland's, last Saturday.
 Defeated st Columbia. Lebanon Athletic club baseball team went to Columbia Saturday to play the first game of the season. The result was 6-5 in favor of the Columbia nine
 Mrs. Keller has been visiting hel parents, MT. and Mrs. James Sted- man.
 Howard Williams and Carlton Cum mings nlotored to Hartford and Eas Hartford Sunday.
 
 days last week at the home of MT. ana Mrs. William Palmer of Chestnut Hill Karl Bishop and L. P. Smith were 1 at Connecticut college, Storrs Monday Misses Amy and Alice Lillie of Willi | mantle spent the week end with theil l brother and his wife, MT. and Mrs Amos J. Lillie, of Town street. Injured While Flowing.
 Last Saturday, while Frank Fowle, was blowing, his horse became fright ened and ran, throwing the plov against the calf of MT. Fowler's leg i injuring it so badly that he is not abl i to be out of doors yet. | Miss Marjorie Williams a student a Windham High school, Wi1limantic, at her home recovering from measles
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Briggs, Charle Briggs, MT. and Mrs. J. E. Burges were in Yantic Sunday and attende | the funeral of Roscoe Bentley.
 Mrs. John Phillips is entertainin | her sister, Annie Colby Wynn, 0 1 Moosup.
 Mark Carpenter and his bride c
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20
NIANTTC
5ig Tank at State Camp Ground Be- ing FiIIed-summsr Cottasers Ar Y.fvSf1u.

rtNiu4s
 Miss Lima Harding has returned to ner home at Grassy Hill, after visit 10 her aunt. Mrs. Lucy Gleason.
 Lincoln c. Harding Of Essex passed sunday with relatives in the villaga.- Franklin H. Brown of Norwich, E. Spencer.
 Frank Graham Brown of Southing- Cons recently made short visit to his aunt, Mrs. Addfe Spencer Mir. Brown nad been making a stop at Uxbridge. He made the trip in his new car.
 Mrs. Amelia Thomson Of Nyack N T., IS guest at the Niantic House.
 Fred J. Howard has returned from a visit to relatives in Willimantic
 Morris Palmer of iWillimantic pass ed Sunday in the village.
 Frank Ashton of Middletown was here last week.
 Mir. Warner leaves this week for a business trip to New York
 George S. Partric of South Nor walk, opened his cottage Monday for the season.
 ven is the guest of her father, Mir. Partric.
 MT and Mrs. F. E. Hills of Hartford, motored to the Grove Sunday, for a stay at their cottage. James E. Hurle has returned from a NAS1b lO &NOHW1Cu.
 Filling Big Tank.
 Lewis Anderson of Hartford is filling the big tank on the camp l ground.
 F. A. Daniels and his force of men are working on MT. Perrinos new house.
 Charles Ross is figuring on build ing cottage for John Mather of
 Mrs. Lucy Miner of Lyme. is visit ing her brother, J. Percy Morgan.
 Mr and Mrs W. E. Beebe passed Sunday at their home In Rocky Hill. Schooner Caroline Butler, loaded g quantity of railroad ties in the Man. tic river last week, and proceeded Tuesday with the cargo to her desti- nation.
 Mrs J. c. s. Robbins is putting ths restaurant in order for opening.
 MT. and Mrs. John Shankowitz O, New York passed Sunday at theil cottage in the Pines.
 Sidney Taylor is working with c. H Cone.
 MT. and Mrs. Hubbard R. Norman of Norwich, passed Sunday with rela. tives in the village
 Josiah Toms of New London i building house on his lot in Smitl avenue. MT. Toms intends to resid here.
 1 MT. and Mrs. R. 0. Libby of Nor wicT are at Wild Air''.
 Mrs. J. c. $. Robbins, of Auburn Maine, has arrived at her place, Sun shine Villa, for the season.
 R. L. Manwaring returned to hi cottage last week, for the season Tuesday he visited his sister, Mis- Mary Manwaring in New London, als, attending play at the Byceun theate in which his daughter, Mrs. N. E l Manwaring. took part.
 Elias B. Manwaring of New Havel arrived in the. Pines Tuesday, for tn season. He is staying with his broth l CT, R. L. Manwaring. MT. and Mrs. George N. Tubbs O I Bridgeport, passed Sunday in tn Pines.
 MT. and Mrs R. B. S. washburn, o Norwich, spent Sunday in the Grove Before coming here they had bee visiting their daughter, Mrs. Tubb and family in Bridgeport.
 John Mather and family of Hart ford motored to the Grove, Sunday for short stay at their cottage.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20
OAKDALE

At the Congregational church Sun- day. the pastor, Re. c. L French, spoke from Heb. 11:1. The c. E. meeting at 7.30 was held in the large room in the chapel.
 Visitors at churcE1 on Sunday were Dr. and Mrs. T. R. Parker, Raymond Parker, MT. and Mrs. J. W. Hillhouse and Kenneth HiIlhouse, of FWillimanttc
 Roy Brainard of Norwich was a caller at William Chapers Sunday.
 Roy Hamilton and Miss Mary ODon- nell of New London, were calling on friends in this place Sunday.
 George Brooks has purchased a new car.
 Mrs. H. w. Atwood, who has beer i'll with tonsilitis the past week, is much better.
 A. L. Rogers is doing interior dec orating work in New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20
HAMBURG

Martin Joseph and family are visit ing friends in New Jersey.
 William Crook returned last Tues day from a business trip to Ruther- ford, N. J.
 Mrs. May Bin went to Springfield, Mass, last Thursday, to visit rela- tives.
 Mrs. Leonard Otis was called to Jewett City the first of the week by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Tyn- dal
 Mrs. Fred King of Saybrook was the guest of her mother the past week at the Martin house.
 AIr. and Mrs. John comstock and
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20
GLASGO
Threatening Fire in South Part of the
 Town-sunday School Reorsanized.


 J. T. Wilbur recently purchased Q now car.
 MT. ana Mrs. John Gardner and brothers, Henry, from Lyme, ana Ray of this town were in Rockville Snn- day to zee their sister, who is serious ly i'll. Mir and Mrs. Benjamin Young of Palmer, Mass, are guests of MT. and Mira ID. A. Clark for a few days. The Ladies Aid society will be en- kertained by Mrs, Albert Green next Wednesday, afternoon.
 Mothers Day was observed at the Bethel church Sunday by an interest Ing sermon by the pastor. Rev. John Thompson.
 Threatening Fire. The forest fire in the south part of lho town Inst Friday gave the fro lighters hard work fo eaya AGr. Ben nett's house and. oa1e on Coaa Fit Hill.
 Sunday School ofi4peraA At the reorganizin91 Of the BsGhol Sunday school Sundgy lase the fol- lOwlnaw oficeRn wor@ elected: H.RL. Burton, superintendent; F. J. Gus fafscn, assigtant: 1Irs. ". c, Bur
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20
CAMPBELLs MILLS

P. B. Saunders has been in feeble health for about two months
 Everett Whipple of Voluntown has been here helping his aunt, Mrs. B. F. Colhurn.
 Charles A. Barber and Thomas Lew PIainfeld.
 James 1T. Dixon has finished saving a wood lot in Griswold.
 c. H. Barber attended the cantata at the Baptist church In Moosup on Wednesday eveninF
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20

daughter Ruth, of Hadlyme, attended Mothers Day services here Sunday.
 Edward Otis moved into the James Lester tenement last week.
 J. L. Lord is serving on the jury in New London
 Miss Marjorie Lord returned last Monday from a motoring trip to Northampton.
 Mothers day services were held last Sunday. Rev. B. M Chapman of New London gave fine address. Pas tor Haines sang two solos. White carnations were given to all by the flower committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20
LEFFNCWELL
cske-WaIk Gives Way to Pie-walk at Ladies' Aid society's Entertainment and Social.


 Miss Dorothy Cox of New York and Mir. and Mrs. F. Spicer of Norwich, were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Risley, Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. G. Ross spent Sun day with MT. and Mrs. Warren Thomp Nh, of Fftthville.
 Mrs David Maynard, Mrs. Hiram 4 N urn and Clarence H. Auburn were gu of Occum friends Sunday.
 Ruth McNeil of Norwich was a IN It guest of Misses Edith and Gla6. Lefingwell.
 Winners in Pie Walk.
 Tuesday evening baked bean sup per and social was given at the Bap- tist church by the Ladies' Aid society In spite of the unpleasant weather there was a good attendance. The gentlemen participated in a pie-walE and pies were awarded Deacon c. E Ellis, Fred Lef1ngwel and Roy Beard Mir. and Mrs. Rastus Jones Jackson were especially entertaining with theil southern dialect and songs. Other numbers of the program were a schoo violin teacher and now a member ot the school board of PinviIle,s and 2 description of her pleasure t rip tt Leonard Bridge by Mrs. Huldy Ara. minta Gumslaber Jaster. The success of the affair is due to the efforts O. Mrs. A. H. Beebe, president of tht society.
 Rev. L. O. Gates will preach Sun day morning at Il o'clock at the Firs Baptist church. Subject: Is it Vel With Thee? Kings 4:26. Sunda. school at 12.15 D. m. The B. Y. P. U will meet at 7.3O D. m., with Pearl w Ross leader. Subject: The Blessing of Peace and How to Get Them. Johl 14:27. There will be special music MT. Gates will speak on: Peace an, Preparedness.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20
PRESTON
George EIIis Digs Four Young Foxes
 from Their 5urrow.

J. o. Crary and Mir and Mrs. c. c. Pendleton were recent visitors in Hopkinton.
 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller and Miss Ethel Miller attended the funeral of Mir. .Mfller's nephew, Roscoe Bentley, Sunday. George Ellis recently dug out a bur row of four little foxes, two of which Henry Davis took to the fire engine house in Norwich
 Miss Dorothy Scott, who underwent an operation for appendicitis two weeks ago, at Backus hospital, is ex- pected to be able to return home this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Latham of Norwich Town, were visitors in this place Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20
AsHWILLETT
Woodland Fire Difficult to Get Under
 Control.


 There was another big fire in the woods on the property of Charles Gull yer, Saturday. It was first seen about nine o'clock and it was nearly dark before the men got it under control, by running it into a swamp. The fire burnt up quite little line fence, be- side standing wood. Friday there was a big fire in coal-pit hill district, burning over quite a territory there
 Mrs. Clarence Palmer and son, Ern- est, of Wethersf1eld, spent last week with the formers parents, MT. and Mrs Nathan N. Main, and other rela- tiveS here.
 s. Curtis EggIeston and Denisor Caswel of North Stoningbon, were al Mir. Eggleston's farm here last week
 Mrs. Charles Palmer of North ,Ston- ington, spent a day with her parents at their home here last week.
 William Rathbone of Mains Cross ing was a Sunday caller on relatives here.
 The rainy weather of the week put farmers back with their blowing anG planting
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20
WEsTFoRD.
Wife of Rev. p. s. Collins Dead-Smith
 Property Sold.

Guests of MT and Mrs. Clarence Barlow Sunday included Mir. and Mrs F. w. Eastman of Windf1am, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Eastman and son Warren of Hartford, Ruth and Roy Barlow of Hartford and Miss Florence March of Manchester.
 Mrs. Collins Death.
 All were grieved to hear of the death of the wife of the pastor, Rev P. s. Collins, Tuesday morning. AL though in failing health, Mrs. Collins came to Westford nearly every Sun day to teach her Sunday school class and sing a solo, which was greatly enjoyed by all. Much sympathy is felt for MT. Collins in his bereave- ment
 Ellis & Eaton have moved their mil to another part of the Griggs lot.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Gelma have moved to Wilmington, where Ndr. Ge1ms is employed in sawmill.
 Orin Smith has sold his place to g purchaser from New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND
Who is-Goine and comine- -Incidents. Accident
 and Building in Three Counties

dick, secretary and treasurer: Byron Kinney, organist; Mabel Bl1rdick, liz hrarian; Hilma Gustafson, assistant. A committee for Children's Day was also appointed.
 Mrs. Sarah Gflliver, who spent a few days with her granddaughter, re- turned to her home in Norwich Town "wednesday for . 1ew days and the following Friday went to Lords Point where she has a cottage.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20
New London County
!.

RwvsA sAAx. -Aasleufght Prsaches on Moth.
 ore 'Spsy-AIten FamEly% Buys Farm At Wtrdhana.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20
MONTVULE:

Mrs. William Mitchell Entertains Ladies Aid Society-Ps M. S. Nine Defeats Waterford.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20

Hdrs. William hEatchen entertained the members of the Ladies Aad soci- ety of the Union Baptist church Fri day afternoon.
 Mrs. Oliver Conova and achildren of Bayonne, N. J., are visiting at the home of Mrs. Everett Chapman.
 Mrs. Wdnzleld Hansy of Salem spent
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20

MT. and Mrs. M. V. B. Pierson of Norwich were recent visitors at Mir. and Mrs. Louis Taylor's.
 MT. and Mrs. Roland Browning and family spent Sunday in Norwich, the guests of Mrs. Brownings sister and husband, MT. and Mrs. Jones.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20

| B&F. EorasA Aof. PoGuonoc was . rO-
 cent yaatcoT,a at the home of his son
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13

oieie 66lad6t iino. Serriitb itno bob
mild miro i6m geiagt, oaB bel @or3
fein 5ieg 5u bolen iei uno 0oB es oie
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den Hn0 BEN Stalienern boriperfen
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beil nuiB aus Dem oiifallenoen Dtan-
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lung Der itolieniiben Sfieniibe beim
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beitnlid ii6er bic 9eripitititng oiii
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13
Berlin ais @arteuitaOt.

Gem ioeben DeroffentliAten Ser
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trtunnen oufgeitellt. Gie SpielpIdye
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13

Gger5icrplobeS All ser S61n6olier
9llee iino bcenoet. 9liif Dem Sim
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gSc0e i'm &orten befeitigt. Sci
glusbrub oeS arie9es ntiibteu Die
&flon5enlicferiinget fin 0en botailt.
id5en ltnterriHt megen Niongels an
Gltbrlperf eineeiteQt merOen. 3ie
@lunieu pur6en Ben III nen itd0ti-
iGen Gronfeu6duiern befinolihet
2a3oretten 5ur 9luSidntiidung Der
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13

ner lit mod tieier bero69eilnten olS
Oos 2GngenmoB fir Oie Eougli6feit
bel oru 9fefriltcn ocs &ereinigtcn
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bien bot iid flii6teno no6 cincnt
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lit gSobnpit, in Sen Gin &olf bon
t0ribten un0 id6lec6tcn 0linilterit
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0eutI6lanD peroc crit, ipenn cs nod
oem SSrieoen ieine @orrGte erneuere,
fiiblen tpie oiiritig es geporocn iei.
gGos titt oenn @nelouo2 GS Der-
brauht ocn eroBten Eeil iciner Gors
rdte fir &riags5pede unO nlib ii6er.
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fonnen; es Got Stootsnoten ausgc,
1eben itno mar 9e5lplinget, oie @in-
lolung ser fouimdnniicbet g9c6iel
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6isber gelingen. sic boben ibre eige-
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or bic S6lotbt bei @or5 10 raid ipie-
oerbolt. Ger Siernerbon0 bot Oen
g9ltnid, OoB ibm Oos libel befonne.
Ser ieltene 6all 5eigt iid, 0oB mir
nit Den 6einOen iibercinitimmen ton-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13
g1ic1r. @n0c Qlnnetnber.

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ilbcrlhiuen1alt itno ino mo bic Set
c5en ltnIcrer Syeinoe bic Groe 6eoedeH
miro ein @ueIl Swiiden cincnt @ene-
val un0 einem MiiniSter, 8ipiiMcn Dem
4cfebls9ubcr Der g(rmee uuo oem
&citer 0er italicniiheu @olitif ouss
ociobten. Baron Sonnino lit elm
EHedjt ION @nglano, ipi1enlos gcgeRs
ifber oem gcti1after Stencil glo0o,
ruebr Gngldn0er ols Stoliener oitrcb
@crgangenbeit uno @eipobnbeit faitm
uom beipuBt, mie dbbdngig ct geuor
ben lit, Gnolono imo 5rnntreih mol.
len, BOB Sytuliel oen &rieg gegen bic
bei0elt Eoiierm6hte ouf Dem 8alfan
bind SenDung pieler bltnoerttoricn0
Wionn ilnteritiise, iiHo &oron Son4
ilino, Scr iii ocr oilnpfcu @nge ieincS
SeiidltsfrciieS elmer ielbitdn0igeu 'Bo.
it'll faum f1big iii iuor bercit, iidb 5u
fuqeH. @eueral Go0ornn min nibt.
Gd]on por 0erlt 9lusbrud oeS Grieges
Bot AZ iid gegen bic 3eriplitterlirg
0tr Eruppen gelpebrt, uuo ID iteben
fitb bal Dem oenfipiir0igelt 8riiden.
fopT bon @or5 nidDt BLOB 5pei III Der
nuBeritcn 6odipaunung'unt ben Sicg
riugenOe slrmeen ion0ern auh 5pei
Wednucr gcgoniiber, bon 0eneu elmer
oitf Dem BlaBe bIeiben inltB un0 Die
@Alat5s tolitiid foum iiberlebct
faun. gSie iii ocn @rnit oetuoltigcr
Grlebniiie 5iupeilen bic S1elleu elmer
Warrenfappe bineinfliugeit 70 liz tro8
hpr @erpegiing init Der bic gou5c
Mionarrbic ouf sic gIdcbritbten pom
9ion5o l1ui6t ein2dhelu ihwer 81
nnter0riideil, rnenn Bic Stimmcn aus
2rn0ou iino R1ris pcrroten, lpie 3ors
MID Oia &erbiiMoetcn BON SStolieH iibes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13

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9eit Der @ntOolferung oerl6limmert.
einen groBen Sell ieines aapitals
peri9penoet un0 Oiirfte oen @abn
Ser es in oieien &rieg bineingelodt
bat, nit longem Siebtltm biiBen.
gfuBlano 1T 8erriiien in ben Stim-
mungen, uno mott itno ntiioc iu1t
bic neue 6iibrung Der 9(rmee iib
8eitipeilig ottf8lroffen5 lin oen Sbein
apieoergeiponnener Groit su berbrei-
ten uno iinft oonn ipieoer in 9bn-
moht 5uriid. England bat oQe ieina
@er6iinoeten IN idneres llngliid &c.