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Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18
Doc+oRs DISCUSSED NEW
SCHEDULE or FEES.
Decision ON Some Pcinte Deferred
c. /. U. Protest Laid on the Table.

The Norwich Medical association
held its monthly meeting on Monday
evening at the Wauregan house, with
the vice president, DR.. E. H. Linnell,
In the chair, and the minutes kept by
the secretary, DR.. Lester e. Walker.
There was some vigorous discussion
over some Of the details In the new
schedule Of fees that was brought up
at the December meeting and adopted
to go into effect on the first OF Janu-
airy, in which the fee for house calls
was raised from $3.50 TO Sc. The dis
eussion was over some OF the charges
made on other points In the schedule,
and decision on them was not reached
but the matters went over to the meet
ing next month.
A protest that the Central Labor
union had made over the raise in fees
was presented in the meeting and was
laid onA the table.
The paper OF the evening was by
DIR. R. R. Agnew and was upon Ap-
pendieitis. It's helpful and interesting
suggestions were discussed. Luncheon
was enjoyed at the close OF the meet
ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18
ESTUARY.
Patrlok ]. Clifford.

<
Patrick ]. Clifford died at his
home. ia Dwight street, Holyoke.
Mass. Sunday morning after a short
illness. Mr.. Clifford was born in
ireland and came to Norwich when q
young man. About 80 years ago he
removed to Holyoke and for the past
Is years was foreman Of the picker
room in the Lyman mills. He Is sur
vived by three sens, John, Patrick and
Michael two daughters, Mrs Otto r.
Hupner and Miss Kathryn an of Hol-
yoke and several grandchildren: He
also leaves one brother, John Clifford,
of Holyoke. A daughter, Mrs. Mary A.,
wife of Thomas J. Penney of Leroy,
~. ", was buried in Holyoke on the
9Th, having been stricken with pneu-
monia while on visit.
Charles w. Reci<with.
Charles w. Beckwfth died at his
home at Four Corners, Mantle, Satur-
day evening after long illness due to
cancer Of the mouth. For the past
little work. He is survived by his
wife and TIVE daughters. Mrs. Albert
Rock OF Washington, D. c., and Mrs.
Grace Rock Of Mantle. Mr.. Beckwith
was in the fishing business there for
many years and was we'll known to
old He also leaves one sister, Mrs.
James DeWolf, of New London.
Mrs. John A. O'Neil.
Mary Ann O'Donovan, wife of John
A.. O'Neil. died at her home. No. II
Division street, Monday morning at
O'Clock, following an illness Of two
weeks, death having been caused by.
a shock. Mrs. O,Neil was IS years
Of age and all of her life was passed
in Jewett City and Norwich.
In this city on April "a, 1883 she
was united in marriage with John A.
OMEN, by Rev. P. p. Shahan. Mrs.
O'Neil leaves her husband and three
brothers, Henry O,Donovan Of New
and John r. O,Donovan OF this city.
Two nieces ana nephew also sur
vive
RMS. o'NeiPs cheerful disposition and
kindly manner endeared her to many
who sincerely regret her death.
Dennis Riordan.
Dennis Riordsn, who was rs last
April. died ON Monday afternoon at
$40 o'clock at the home of his son,
William Riordan, of 4S7 Main street,
East Side. He had been i'll few
days with bronchitis. which developed
into pneumonia.
Mr.. Riordan was born in County
oCrk, Ireland, and came to this coun-
try when he was IA years of age, Hv-
ing for a time at Canton, this state,
ard later at Somervflie. whence he
came to this city about years ago.
and has lived here since. His wife,
who was Ellen Buckley and to whom
he was married in Rockville, passed
away Is years ago.
He was quiet and industrious in his
habits but had not been actively at
work for about 16 year became OF q
lameness from which he suffered. He
leaves three children, William or this
city, Mrs. Daniel Brennan OF Baltic,
and Mrs. ID. J. Twohig OF this city.
He also IL survived by sister. Mrs.
Johanna Barreuther OF Winsted, and
by four grandchildren.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin z. Boysns
Wors Delightfully."- Reminded 81 the

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Day.
On Monday Mr. and Mrs& Franklin
q. Boyens Of No. III Hamilton avenue.
East Side. rounded out Is years Of
married life and the anniversary was
celebrated on Mondav evenine when
about 10 relatives ana friends rather
Cd unexpecfedlv AZ their home The
ce1ebration. PLANNED bv Mr. and Mrs.
g. al GeIb. yves q ,coSnr,iefe sl,rDriEe
to Mr. and MRS. Botens who had 40
fnl<l3nr 81 the nlans until the <nesfs
arrived at the house.
Vocal and insfr,5u1enfa1 r,,1sie and
recitations, several Of a humorous ma
ture, were enjoyed during the evening.
Those who were heard IN vocal Sc
iect as were Rev. Joel 3. sloc11m.
D. D.. John Shurr71e. Mrs r. II
Richardson Mrs ri Is Rovanr Mrs.
Brenton b. Allen and Mis- Tof7n SER
vice Al flaa cjose IF The avar;rr :
buffet lunch consist3,,sr n ssn6rie5,1s
cake. coffee and fruit n,,r,rh wa
served. There was 4 large birth :
day cake beautifuIIv frosfed ana
bearing in silver the dates 1ea1 -1e1s.
Among the MANY rifts were ill
ver,vare and q purse AZ silver. There
were also 25 Carnations from Carl w.
Jennison. a nephew OF Mr.. and Mrs
Boyens ana potted plants from Ge-
duldig's greenhouses.
Those present at the anniversary
celebration were Mr.. ana Mrs. Chas
Fl. Boyens. parents of Mr.. Boyens, OF
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18
commissss Made Formal Demands.

The $50 employees at the Crescent
Fire Arms company who struck in
the latter part Of last week for an
advance IN pay, sent committee Of
three to present their demands to
Manager James c. Henderson on Mon
day mornings. 1t is understood that
they expect the management will take
their demands into consideration.
Practically all Of those who are out
are OF Russian and Polish nativity.
Policemen Frank e. Henderson and
Roger s. CoBles were sent to the plant
to be on hand on Monday morning for
fear that there might be trouble, but
everything was quiet and orderly.
Many Of the men called and got their
pay.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18
ANNUAL MEETING OF
LESTER q WAsLEY co.
Directors and Officers Reelected for
the Ensuing Year--outlook Good for
1915.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Lester & Wasley COM
pany was held at the company's ofiice
Monday morning at 10 O'clock. The
reports showed that the company had
good year and the prospects are
bright for a similar one during the
ensuing twelve months.
The directors elected were the five
who had served during thes past year,
Frederick W. Lester, Howard L. STAN
ton, Frank H. Allen, George W. ARM
strong and Percival w Chapman,
Charles /. Smith was appointed au-
ditor.
At the subsequent meeting OF the
directors officers were elected as fol-
lows: President, Frederick w. Lester;
vice president, Howard L Stanton,
secretary, Frank II. Allen; assistant
secretary, George w. Armstrong;
treasurer and general manager, Per
ciKaI w. Chapman.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18
FOR BUFFALO GUEST.
Mrs. eaelus and Mrs. 7Iiven Gave
Dancing Party for Mrs. Laurens
Wilsus.

At the Broadway dancing academy
on Monday evening Mrs. s. q. Baclus
and Mrs Bliven delightfully."- enter
tanned in honor of Mrs. Backus's niece.
Mrs Laurens Wilgus OF Buffalo, N X.
The hall was prettily decorated and
about. 20 couples enjoyed the program
or fashionable dances for which an
orchestra directed by e. La Rue Bliven
rendered inspiring music during the
evening from $50 till after midnight.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18
Recruits Go to Forts.

A detachment OF 90 recruits from
Jefferson barracks. Mo. arrived In New
London Saturday enronte to Fort
Wright, Fishers Island. They came
via worcester and Palmer ana because
the train IN New London all night,
leaving for Fort Wright on the gov
eminent transport Sunday morning
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18
DIRECTORS REFLECTED
uNcAs BANK OFFICERS.
Postponed Annual Meeting Was Held
on Monday Morning.

Ait the postponed annual meeting
held Monday morning the directors Of
the Uncas National bank reelected the
bank officers as follows:
President, Arthur d. Lathrop: vice
president. William FL. Allen: cashier,
Dwight H. Hough; assistant cashier.
Henry L. Frisbie.
Dwight L. Underwood is the teller
and Charles d. Greenman bookkeeper
at the bank.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18

"A demand by weavers at the Fails
mill on Monday for 10 per cent.
wage increase was met by notice
numbering about 150, it is understood.
declined to accept and left their work
ut noon The mill kept on operating
thznaAah AlaM M&t@rm@nm
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18
AMERICAS DUTY TO
THE PHILIPPINES.
Debated from All Angles in the Senate
Yesterday.

Warrington, Jan. 17.-America's duty
to the Philippines was debated from
all angles in the senate today. Seven
democratic senator's declared in favor
Of setting date for ultimate with
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18

Frank Edward johnson OF Washing.
ton, De-. has left town after spending
several weeks with his mother, Mrs
Edward whiting Johnson.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18

Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Mungaii OF Kirk
engagement of their daughtar. Mar
garet Ranlxine, or Norwich, co Harren
Immersion Holland or TafETl1la.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18

Rev. and Mrs William Zumbro and
daughters have returned OF Scrwich
after a Wait with Mrs. Zumbro's sis
ter. Miss Mary B. Hyde. in Brooklyn.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18
VARIOUS MATTERS



uAR1ra4 nNATYE0e
Skate sharpeners are busy.
81 James lodge. III and Al: o. work
tho hrst aeGree EoniRh
a book recently added TO the Otis
library Shelves IS M nprague's
Made IN Germany.
- =, ss 1.s7S azonl -
summer dress goods.
M. ,,,.,r,ss - :, nf,s. s.,,s.;. Rrodv
e ,si, saas =,
New London Feb. ~
49,. ~, :.
s.aaS. eL 49, go -. ~ -
goo4 sea NH W $780, W. sAspp9ts MiiAa'
~ ~ MI ss1s''e7 -'ao'l1
incorporation papers or 8. =. swan ran.
81 9 gu - =. !.
-. ...s = sses " ~
= sell1oo1 ~
The every member canvass commit
zee e me nsconl no. LSonsses asienst
-. = s al IS ,,@,v f,,slv ,,las psd
-. s = s Il
The officers OF Mystic encampment.
/. q. %. r., were installed last week BY
3isLract i LePIsy Gr s.4 1 alrlaL y.
1850 - ! = = 8 4 y
Tha nlaret Venus IN n striking oh
ieet IN the western eyening sky
/ . .,asSt iAlslsssihs 'hsss oiss11' o.u
.es--s-'.
The Holy Name society of st. Pat
yersary requiem mass for deceased
for
ss4a1-daS - o InG ~ s'A
Additions will be made to all wa
ter bills remaining unpaid after Jan.
81 --A Adv = ss--'r--'-s 80
on his POND s in Poauonoc. The ice was was
especially good ana was 10 inches
of his usual supply.
Unless there should be a sudden
to s begin asI Ice harvesting Wednesda y
morning. The ice is eight inches thick
and Of good quality.
Rev. Sherrod Soule superintendent
Of the MISSIONARY society Of Connecti-
r5,t Il aTfapIlirr, fl,a annual ,s7idwinter
intendents in Chicago.
In the New York Evening Post AM
t t1-n to the iate Mrs Edith' Wood no. +.
man Burronghs. at one time an in
gtructor in the Norwich Art school.
It Is noted at Wallingford that a
former Norwich pastor, Rev. w. T..
Thayer, began a series OF Sunday
his subject being Getting started.
A former Moosup pastor, Rev. Joseph
z Brown. OF New London, who was 50
on Oct 2lth last, has counted up that
during 1919 ne conducted % funerals
ana married o. couples. he had Tour
rhar,ar,,,.~. - r-au+a ua.aa.
NJ ~ ~ 800 Su.l =
kk 1llys w. z. - tne s7ousn ~ YET
E 1T uspar.4l, as leaolns = pan e
- ne =,
AZ = ~
~ ssilelasseer nsAl iaii'
ter bills remaining unnaid after Ian
sfe-Afiv : 49,
When the Connecticut Association of
Plumbers and Steamftters concluded
their convention at New Haven sun
day 1t was decided that a bill will be
that ali journeymen plumbers be IL
eersed
Norwich physician states that
much may be done to add to the gem
sraI health Just now If janitors OF
aalls, churches and other public meet
ins places will see to it that assembly
veEtilaied-
More than zoo members OF the
Master House Painters association OF
Connecticut closed their convention
Saturday evening by attending a ban
Duet in the Hotel Stratfield. Bridge
port. John p. Ennis of Hartford waa
=
Toiland. The icehouses are filed with
are getting work at South wilmington,
where tons Of ice are put up by a New
EN- pl0yed for two weeks,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18

mira, who have been guests OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. B. p. Bishop, have returned home
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18

Joseph n. White. Jr, of Winchendor
Mass, was a recent guest of Mr. an
Mrs. Charles d. White Of Broadway.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18

Gambia West Africa, has an area
Of $50 square miles and q popuis.-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18

Miss Mildred Case Of Bristol has
been the guest for q few days of Miss
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18

The Duplicate Auction Bridge clu
met last week with Mrs. Hume T
F4agIer Of sachem street.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18
Incidents In Society

Philip T. welles spent the week en-,
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18

Robert Briggs of Fall River has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius
Briggs OF Broadway
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18

The Sewing club met yesterday af-
ternoon with Miss Isabel Mitchell.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18

Ice cutting was of short duration in
Tolland. The icehouses are filed with
good 14-inch ice, and now the icemen
are getting work at South wilmington,
where tons of ice are put up by a New
London company. and the men will be
employed for two weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-18

A former Moosup pastor Rev. Joseph
P. Brown. of New London, who was So
on Oct 9th last, has counted up that
during 1915 he conducted So funerals
and married 81 couples. He had four
funerals last week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
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alles badr mad Nclebeu oes aduiers oers
ihobene 3abluugeu miiiieu BON cage oes
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fduls bcglibeH
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22

Jon, uabe @catbiirobc, IA bel 75SuB,
@runO5iuS $40, So.
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uno 6rou, glr. 1927, gSoro . 9euto.
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9IIiccannoitraBc, '62.6 bel 10 Sub,
@rrno5ins $50, $500
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6. Slmis, SiOieite galuifiu. uabg
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young Sntbollcs Srteno society
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9IocmIc II bei Sub, @riuO5ins
$3.50, So.
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rabc 81. StroBc, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22

3cihen fir sic Aricos Suouiiric II.
sibt eiu glttes gilo iiber sen StanO
ser 9Iliirteu oii ocm 8ricgsidou-
plote
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22

administration in @rnnSciscutbnm
Pega,af nn6 brelftBdlnc ID6nhduler nit
gtnc Ssranon.Nront 80 BaraniH-ertlitn.
pQriee, Nin3elbeien fnEren BON 9luiprumSsDes
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NA 2elephou: St. 9nu $50
- ~o'eFe; SnlUerts mnb WermansetrdAe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
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SiSicite scr SIeaiont Strabe. nabe
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the mO 9InOere, Siticic Der @orp.
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$50.
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bel 20.
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1872 bel 6s.
Sionep 81. Solmion al Suiie g.
Ecnn Sitieitc Der 9lugton. nabc 9a.
fcr.9lpeirue, 14.3 bel i03.t1.
Sidie g. 9Scnn ou SID. 81. Solm.
ION uno ,SrniL Sitieitc ocr Nnrton.
glpe. nobC 9ofer, 14.3 bei i03.tt.
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8 @uuioiiidc.
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Der yiciiterstown.9ioaO nobc SuifoIt.
9lue., 21.S bei 100.
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al oeuielbcn, IorOiuciticitc Ger 9Ior.
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2i.S bel 94.6.
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9In0ere, all Sos. ". 9ealmcar mo
Son 60. @citlcitc scr @amoen.2onc
llo6c GoDcr StraBe, % bei IA.
Gbos. Scop uno Srot all Rebecca
Gmbnocr. Siileite ser 9Inn.Strobc,
uabc 6apeitcsStroBe, fl bci 72.
Smpnitr. HcoItp SO, an MarpIonO
Eiile Guar. Co. 1eItcdc TrclOent.
imo GaiuniiroBc, @runO5mS $929.50,
$206OO.
g. So6n W. 9icbea al @ennpSeiu,
Itcin mo 5roll Or 3t4, Sii0.GOcu.
StraBc, 0jruno5ius $50, SIS.
Giud)in Si6riu IL 81, on So6u ".
9ieucu @eItieitc Goen., nobc Cough.
StroBc, % bei 100 SUB, @runo5inS
$50, So.
6reO $. 9}orobrnb uno Srou on
Grown g. II. g. a.. Siioieitc 6opctte.
nobe @GoperitroBe, fl bel 20 6nB,
@runo5ins $3.50, S..
Goporo 8. Gill mo Srou on ".
81 3ong uuO 6rou, SSciticiic So6u.
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