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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-22
~ Offi1iere und beinabe 1900 mann wurden von
den Deutften gefangen gsnomfien

Die amd 16 Naimenaate erbeaen rctag 9errite uebsr
berbatnhmahise Stil ulden Eont - Die Sreu nnb
SransOien deimem podmig snug bmmen 81 bu6eH. = Die
bntden Nitdrbeboroen abeH d DeranaHt Die nrnnsen
aupnnsen Der yriten breis Der gerln Sen oenjer
Hrgmenr sn mSerlesen. I'm Der Diden SrpHt lit Die Sags
uenis perdnSert = Gmd bier adn bic MuieH feline fudri
Sic MAIDEN s9e bic erDemmnuau in 0aeu Sair
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-22
Yrdfibemt 2Silipm
gerpsnbet lid Bel ben
europGiiden % a 6ta
babern i'm Snterr
efie Der bunserns
BEN 9ebDlteruHg
bpu 0oIen.
ppm g olen.

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grGiibent Wilfon bat dm 5reitag pers
T0nli9e ibentiT9e Dspef9en an bet
aonig BON Gnslano, ben prdiibenten
Der frans0iiT9en RepubIit, ben &atler
bon Rublanb, ben beuti6en &aiier,
unb ben aaiIer 1rans sSolep6 &c.
ididt, in benen er iie erfudt, pds Sb'
rige baSu bet5utrdgen, buB Sebens'
mittel bon ben Der. Stuateu Der buns
gernben geb0lterung bon poler Snges
fii6rt tperben t6nnen.
Sem 9ernebmen nad 1T teir bes
itimmter pIan in @prialag gebrd6t
iporben, bod Ipl Der grdiibent ange'
Seutet baben, bab Die Ser. Stuaten be'
reitpinigit eine folte SilfSorgdntfd'
tion fir polen urterIiiiben tpiirbeL
pie tie nit 10 srobsm grfnts in Bel
glen tpirtt.
Die 8riten bdber am s rsta
tag tetue Steges Rd d.
ri3ten ausgef4ttt.
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I'M Utittertta9t erlaFeneu pfTisieLen
Setarntmahung purbe dreetiinoigt,
baB bic DeutIfen bel einen 2tngriff
auf ben nOrbEi6en Rdno Der Stellun'
gen Bel Der 2eipsiser yfeboute In pie
porberen britiIaen @rdben etneebr1ins
gen ieien, fpdter d5sr pieber odralls
pertriebsn porben Ieien. Sm llebrs5 /
gen iei es an Der brttiI6en Srprt cer'
bSltutbmdBig itiIl getpefen. 8Ie Bee
ianntmadpung laiitet fpie folst:
pIbsdeber ppu neiusu 3ufdrruren.
ftcben berrf1te am Srettog ON benr
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ribmdbise Gilre rro bic 9ugssbnt tetns8
qterberilng erfdbrer.
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rtDrbli6en R1rb unierer 95pIitionsr IN
her R6be Der aeipSiser Reboute trb es
qeldng tim, an sinem gSuntt tr Iruire
@rdben eir5ubringeu, er frtrrbe yGbfr .
irfoSt pieSer naraiis rerstisAer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-22
Die brifiihen Hantpfer
,D3er' xnb ,UramseinoDr'

SNN "sfs WV
9onneH BON unterfee.
booten perientt.
aoHbon, 21. Suli. aIopbs tiins
'Sisitn an Greitas an bab Der britt.
f6s Dampftr syser', BON 1900 1on.
rsn. unb Der britiifs Dawpisr
~Grunssmoor1. bon 1898 16nn,u.
bon llnterissbOotsn psrisnit pOrbsn
tsien. Die geiabuns bes lsbtsrsn
Tampfsrs III ssIanbst ipurbsn.
Die .y5tr" mar nm Is. SUM- BON
portldnb Mains. na4 Gstts Grant.
ssi& ahGssansauL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-22
Seimiten.Y n.Yrieiter
5 n gefgieh sum sobe per
urt6eiIt. bann su 3tpDlf
SaAren3 3uatbaus bes
uutbidt

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9riiFel gemelbet piro, lit bic iiber eli
nen SeIuiten prieiter ipsgsn feine-
8e8iebunasn gu Der 3eitung .2ibr.
9elgique Oerbdngte 5pbssitrafe gu y
Sabrsn 9efdngnib bei barter Irbeit
unb Deportation mad 9eutI9tano
ubgsdnbert tporben.
Der aorreIpOnbeut fiigt bin5u, baS
bic 3eitung INNER nod eri6etnt, OBJ
slei4 bic beutI6en 9e60rben iih bic
grIbte Uliibe se6en, gu ermitteln, per
Die Rsoaftsure limb unb ND bic Set
tung seorudt pirb.
pie Gipilbeb6lferung Don
gelgien fir bas Gin
beimisn Der Grnte
mObtItfirt.
SIN Saag, 21. Suli. Der aors
rranbeur bes 20. beutIfen &rmses
torps, bag in gelsien itebt, bat bic
Wtobtltitrling dler elotIllten Tur DC
grntearbeiten unbefobleu. sic erbal.
ten bic 3ur 3sit iibliaen 2Dbne. 9luss
na6men iperben nur semaft, psnr
Grstli6e geideirigungen 0orge5ei9t
lperben, bab bic getreffenoen pbpiiid
fir Iulte glr6eit untauglid ieien. per-
icnen, bic iid peigern, bem Sefebl 81
folqen, t0nnen bis 81 einem Sa6r
Gefdnanib unb 1900 Wart geIbitrafe
erhdlteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-22
QSetterberi@t.

Sir Obio, Snbiana, bas o6ere
uno nntere Wi4igan uub bas tpeIfli4e
BenniplDanien: 2lllgemetn f9Dnes
NBetter am Samitag unb Sorultqg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07
NTUORIZtD NtOt >T ol
NtI,ut< BNrrIt ~ Btl~tltb

Paris March 6 lDcla I'd An at
i.llerv uihCer who took pait N IN"
battle - Nrrduu has been authorize
to make q statement of hi. cNprr'.
.ns.s After describing the placing
OF the French batteries lu strat"sie
positions for what ne sald vas con
sldered o decisive struggle he sn>.
", replied 81 once 90 Ihr German
attack with a curtain oi ~" =" pre-
vent ,hc .nein, om optAih- path
into our nur.. Bui thc German d'
spite .uormoIs lo-Ses commenced 10
overflow on an sides our hat'erl"'
KEEP, shortening 'hctr raHgc A. 'h"
G.rmans a i,anced MOVING dosn en-
tire ranks Sew waves replaced
those Who toll and our batteries kent
firing
~. said some OF the G.rmips pen-
ctrated their lines and goS behind
the gun. IT. th.1 de~prih's hoW IN"
Frcl, n retained their prsserc" "i
mind. pulled OF their coats aud re-
doubled the,t efforts 20 intcnsii1 their
hr,. urging their Comrude. 10 pu'
forth their greateri cnoits.
Lack of ammunition somr~h hat
hampetod m, operations ihe oih-
rrr -ags and m" gunner~ worked
laa4n.t sr,,i ids a." puo The rain
- shells from German batteries. seN-
rraI & cuch pieces were DESTROYED ln
the hombardmrnt ana others were
rendered Useless - up what nm-
munition yuu haV then blow up the
guns" were orders from the French
commsn nders, he said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07

the action vt the executive commit.
tee. tu deciding tu recommend for
consideration the convention 4 repeat
oI the bylaw which prohibits the
succession nt any officer 10 the same
office q SECOND year
Friends of ! " Nations. nov prcs-
ident of the association see u iris
an endorsement NJ his sdmiulstra-
tion aud vcstcrda, started boom
tor his tc-olcctior NJ Nations is
said to have made bricf and clu-
lucnt speech thanking The commit
tee for this endorsement
ON the other hand. his opponent
dc,inrc she proposed amendment So
perfectly general and thai several
would not support Mr. Natiune fot
recollection voted ior it
81 consider u great honor that
my friends want tu rr-clrct me ~
president ot hts tssucibuon said
Mr. Nations to-day "BGt VIII do
hothing to get H." place agan. "
the members uf the convention wan.
to ro.clect me viii he glad 60 -orvr
A. head OF he cattiemon's associa
tiou I have always served their I'M
tcrests unl, ana 4 | contiuu" IN my
position for another wear ! Will 90.
serve Tho same polr,, Two-thtrds
of my time during the last year nn'
been de, ptrd Ia she interests of tn.
cnttl'gcu There are many turcipf
interests trying To make us suhser
Went tu their Wishes nud Ns have
hni SOME big lights But am foi
the ,atticmcu ALWAYS bcins q cattle
man ~, soIf and VA, policy viii bo q
Uontiuucd ON Page VwoD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07
Hospitality of
City Extended
to Ladies, Also
Wives and Daughters not For.
gotten in Arranging Enter.
tainment Program for Con.
vention of Stockmen.

: reception this afternoon IL being
rendered IN. visiting ladies as the
vomuu's club hail at which large
number ~ present. The club rooms
have been thrown open To- the WIS.,
TORS ard they are taking adNanta ie
of the hospitality OF the Albuquerque
women.
An Informal was held In the COM
morcal clup last eNcninR and II
large number OF the visitors were
present The reception was held Tor
the purpose of gett.ng hcquniri' !
with the visiting ladies dnd tins was
accomplished admirably
This evening the visiting ladies
viii be guests uf the ladics ontc.-
tainment committee at thrater
party. Since the big roundup ON
tho downtown street viii be held
early IN the evening the guests may
witness II and later attend the Soc
ond performance at the thcater
Tickets FOR this party may he sccur-
ed at the Information bureau, neal
the railroad station.
"Wednesday afternoon Mrs A. u
Nc Millon VIII throw her hom. q,
ia south Waiter street, open to the
visitors \ reception win Nc held
for all visiting ladies. Mrs, McMil'
len viii he assisted 10y the members
of tn. ladies entertainment commit
tee.
\ musicale AZ the home of Mr.
Max Nordbaus idl North Twelfth
street, will annrd entertainment foi
the visitors IN the evening Tn.
Il. a..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07
STATE STOCKMEN
ARE INVITED TO BIG
MEET TOMORROW

\ meeting uf the cattle and other
stu, ltmcn ~ New Mexico VIII he held
in the office OF the cattle sanitary
board WedncsdaA at,o moon al
O'Clock Th. meetins VIII b. open
to an stock growers regardless of
ihoir special line. aad all stockmon
are invited and urged lo attend.
II is the purpose OF ,he association
to better the stock uf New Mexico
by better breeding and to deal with
strictly local questions. They adNo-
cate the buildine up of each mans
herd hy the Introduction at bet'ei
blood. ana cialm that bN raising pe''
ter animals there Is an ultimate gain
In wealth To tn. state,
The executive committee VIII holl
meeting Thursday at the sam" houl
and place for the consideration O
e,cr,l matters OF interes, 10 the a.
sociation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07


upon ana responded Wl'h p'coT"R
address.
Colonel Fuqua expressed hiinseii a.
delighted with the eloquent addresses
which had preceded, ana thanked IN"
president for the honor ana fecoeih-
ton accorded him ny IN" request u
speak lie CAV" N'nuau"'du' ."
cspcciailN f1N"rahle seho-on III sp'"'
inr OF her hospitality your We'-
come anu N'uN' N'' W
almost the heart OF a dead man. ne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07

By Evening Herald Leased Wire
Chicago liScstsN'k.

Chicago. March 5-iiogs--lir-
ceipts 1000 head; market strons
; to 10 cents above yestcrdaN = aV-
erage bulk OF sales. sHnta a.3ni
light. tS.S0ma30. heavy sNS0U
9,35; pigs, ,.35m $40.
cattlc--Receipt 3,ooO head
market steady native beef steecs,
S1.3i n 9.1i. western steers 81 -
mS.35. cows and heifor-. S3.l0m
$50, calves. tS.25m TOO.
sheep Receipts $1,000 hoad :
market steady wcthcrs, $3.50 q
$50, lambs, sg.25m les.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07
Tort Worth IiXcst0rk.

Fort Worth, Tex. March -
cattle l,eceipts 2.3o0 head, in
Guiding loo calves; market steady
stccrH. $3.50 q 500 COWS, t3.s0T
s.55, heifcrs, x5.5Om 500 bulls
ia01 l.9j. calves, 81 IO6Is 30,
stocker steers. ss.0Om $50, stockcr
COWS. si.jOu6 50. stockcr hcifcrs.
s5.i0m $50; stockcr calves. 81 SO
mS.5O
Hogs Receipts $500 head
market 10 10 l. cents higher. top
800; bulk, tS.jOus.si. hcaN,
ss.s5 900; medium. ss.s5W S.9i;
mixed. Ss.i5nsSi. light, $50 cH
800; common. SS00m $50, pigs
t50nS.i0
Shccp--Reccipts i,D0O head
market steady, lambs. SS5Om
lo.95: yearlinss. s1.50as $50. woth.
crs, $500 as ewes, 500 ~
$50. culls. sia0n $50, goats
s3.50m52j
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07
FURTHER pi,O.REss MNDE
~ GERMAN DIVISIONS

PARIS. March :, tNia London. | 80
.. M Further progress has been
made by IN. ,.ernau- ,n the Setdnn
region to the wcst Of the Mcusc. An
uounCemeht was made here seml-of-
nridliy today that they had succeed
cd ht means of tiolcn' Dombardm"nt
IN pushing along the railroad IN the
uriRhhorhuud of Rcgneyille II also
b. announced that y di,ision OF Ger
man troops advancing 10 the attack
has captured hill 40. 2s5.
The war office announcement fol-
lows
I'm the Argu1ne district rndcav avors
on the part of IN. .n,my at Haute-
cheyauchcc 10 occupy q min" crater
have been repulsed
"pur artillery has continued Its
BON barim"nt of the lines of com
murlrat.on Of 'he cncmS west of the
river Mouse
Favored by an intense bumpatd
mcui German troops have been dhi'
20 advance along the railroad lin" ~
IN" noighhorh, I'd of Regncvllle At
| the same moment the Germans dciiN-
cred y very violent attack against
hill SO. a65 m entir. division took
part iu this mau.uver They we're
| successful i1 taking possession ~ this
hin iu spite of the heavs Losses IN
| nlct.d upou them hy the hre OF our
| artillery aud our machine guns
We ar. 10 possession ot the village
| of Bethinpourt ana the groves east oi
| the wood Des CorbeauN and the WOOD
de Cumicrc- and the heights of cote -
| DE Lon.
"Artiiltry lighting continued dc-
| lively M1 night 'n the east ~ M"
| Meu.c In th' lD1D of Bras ana
uardEumont ~ we'll a. tu IN"
| Woeyrs .u the sector ~ Frrsu"s ana
| In the villages located 10 the foot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07

kansas CITY, March - Hogs
Receipts 1000 head; market high
err bulk OF salps. sN.Hud 9.lo.
heavy Sa.O50I9.20. hght, $N.S5m
e.0i, pigs, s7.5OmS.50.
cattle Receipts $500 head,
market strong prime ted steers
SS.s5n $50; dressed beef steers
$7.75a S1j, western steers. $40
800; calves. s6.50m 100
Receipts 10000 head
market steady; lambs Sl0.50 n
HOS yearlings. fH.aJ q 1910
wethcrs s7.,5eisio
~. Joseph livestock.
tCourtcsy ~. Joe StockSnrdsD
81, Joseph, Mo, March 49,
Cattle Receipts, 1000 head. mar
he, higher top. Sl0.l5.
Hogs Receipts 5000 head
market higher; top. ti0.!U.
sheep Receipts 1000 head
market steady
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07
Rumor and Denial Follow
Each Other with Lightning.
Like Rapidly; Candidates
for Presidency Withdraw.
STATE ORGANIZATION
ALIVELY NEW FACTOR
Will Campaign for Member
ships and Urge Support Of
New Mexico Institution on
New Mexicans Here.

The political not of the stuc kmcn'
association boiled over today whcn
Il number of new ingredients were IN
jcctcd into the days quota uf tho
mixture. chief Of these is IN. post
tive assurance that Ahn's Wilsoi'
first vice president of th. association,
positiV.l, viii not be a candidate for
the presidency. This lets ! =. Primm
ot Ei Paso. who had Stcadfastly de-
cliued to run unless Mr Wilson did
no, wish the place despite the urging
Of his friends, into the race. He viii
make IA hard run Tor the position.
co,onel Fuuun of Amarillo so far
a. his only nunoueut and IN, colon,
,,. 4, .,nsid,r,hl. ,nount of hack
inr "a, ,vill civ. any contender tor
m. nnsition a run for his money. at
l,.s, his friends sav TN. coloncl.
ho,,,vc, tbtrLs othorvis.
-. .,,,. ..,,,
o"i' w u r"d"" W '''"' ~
| h"S p''" "'u"''"'''" "H
Tor IN. pies'u'n' "i"'' VI wv 500
'i'''"'' '''''s "'"'' ~
| ut IN" 'hnouhV""'n' ""'" ss'" y, /,
ooth'''"'h WIN 'n' "l''''' "'"''''
r"lna s'I" M a',"""''' ,'"
~ without my khow''hEe OF consent.
| am not ~ thr hein an" III" h"' NnoN
that my name had pe'h n'h''"he
unth ! was t"'d thht an ar'''le 10 'h''
effect had p"eh printed III the ""'h'
| lng paper
| II vii certainly refuse the non"
J am too busy with my pers"n'' AZ
tairs To consider IT, such position
however, - on" "hich ''frl'H h's''
honors aud ! want to- see the flsht
man get IT, but VIII not ne III INC
race ana hope that my name VIII u"'
b" mentioned again IN that conn"
tion.
The race Tor secretary Of the Pam
handle and southwestern stockmcn $
convention has Apparently settled
| down to thre. leading candidates
col Charles +. Hunt OF III Paso; +.
" Flato. of Bonnia, Tex. ana Will
lam Ammonctt.
! Mr Flatos support IL Is said,
| comes chiefly from the packers ana
| Representatives of the Kansas cit'
! and 81 Louis stock yards including
several cattlcncn from east TeSas.
and these members are purtng up a
big nght tp land him IN office.
Colonel Hunt. on the other hand
comes from an entirely dincr"nt sec
ton OF the country ana MS main
hackers are cattlcmcn from the ~
Paso. southern Arizona. and New
Mexico districts Mrom all indica.
tions y, the present time Colonel
Hunt VIII be the choice Of the con
vent on. his friends bclierc. although
(, is not known what may turn up a'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07

(Courtesy oklahoma city stock
YARDS
Oklahoma City. okla March :.
--lioHs--iteccipts 5000 head.
market . To 10 cents higher. good
To choice. sS.ao ona.l0, top, So.o5.
butchers, $s.s0 medium To good
mixed. $3.50 s.s5; common %
medium mixed. sS.25ms.5a; pigs
s6.2jd6,15.
cattle Receipts 700 head, "a
calves; market steady; steers. SO "a
1S.7s. cows and heifers, 50. - o.
100; bulls. st7jm625, calves
s575as50.
kct stsadN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07

Berlin March Tn. NdI pni'"
announced today ,hnt the Village nf
Frcsuaa 10 tnr WooHr" southeast Of
Vordun Na- .su,ured this morning
los GrrmaIs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07

Washington. March - The NOM
nation Of Newton H. Baker former
mayor of cleveland. 10 be secretary
of war. was SEM to the senate to-
daN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07

Denver. March t.--cattlc--R Re-
ccipts. 500, strong. Beef steers
$500 S.0,; COWS ana hciters,
sa.i0m SO; stockers and feeders,
$3.50 $50. calves. Sg00s ali i.0n.
Hogs Receipts l60; higher,
Top, $685.; buik, Ss.15a $50.
sheep Receipts 100; higher
Lambs, 10000 1906 ewes. SO. >
10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07
Twenty to Twenty five Huge
Fighting Machines of Teu-
tonic Navy Sail for Mys-
terious Destination.
FURTHER PROGRESS
MADE BY GERMANS
Authorized Account of Battle
Of Verdun Given by French
Artillery Officer Grim Story
of Carnage.

lt"u' March g. Nln Louiuu
March los g. va Twenty Ger
man dre'dnnnghi. hn'" l.ft kict ac-
cordi1g Go iniormatiuu received here
today
Tho foregoing dispatch was held
up hy The British CENSOR for two DAYS
Another dispatch hlcI IN London at
2 - o'clock this morning said that
a iie'' of tweui, 49," German Mar
ships Was obs"rN e. Monday cruising
in the North SEA Tn. message was
received IN London from Nliciand
near north Holland
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07

tCOntinuxi on Page TwoJ
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-08
SPRING HILL
Grip lnvades Hawkins Home-Rain
 Speils sIeishins.


 Everything outs of doors was coated with ice about a quarter of an inch thick last Sunday morning, which made travelling very difacult. and the attendance at the church was ex- tremely small.
 This naid-week's prayer meeting was hel dat "Alanweld."
 H. c. Hawkins and almost the entire family have been sick with grip; Ruth Davoil, who was the first one to be i'll went to her home in the Centre, and last Sunday Mrs. w. P. Wildes came from Providence to render assistance
 Selectnnen Meet.
 Town Clerk B. M. Sears has re- turned from a short visit in Staten Island and other places. Last Mon day the board of selectmen held tha first meeting of the new year at his office. and disposed of the usual amount of business.
 Tho sleighing was unusually fine the first half of the week, but Thurs day morning disclosed decided change.
 Mrs E. F. storrs and little Mary Storrs returned last Monday from d visit in Cotuit, Mass. Mrs. Davis and Frances Davis re- turned Monday from a short visit in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-08
EAST WOODSTOCK
Rev. William S. Beard to Give lllus- trated Lecture-5ushee- Dean Mar riaae.

Rev. William S. Beard of wilIirnan- tic will give an illustrated lecture on A Day in Florence, at the meeting of the Community club, January 18th. This meeting will be public MT. Beard will be guest of MT. and Mrs E. R. Rollins, through whose efforts this entertainment was arranged.
 At the society meeting held Satur- day afternoon the envelope system of collecting money for church expenses was adopted. The committee chosen for the year is J. M. Paine, H. M. Clifford, N. T. White.
 Home From Virginia Hospital.
 Miss Agnes White returned Tues day evening from Roanoke, Va. She has been i'll in a hospital for the past eight weeks. Mrs. White met her in New York.
 Bugbee Dean.
 Announcements have been received of the marriage, January 1st. in New York. of Charles B. Bugbee of this place ard Mrs. Catherine Dean of Brooklyn. They will be at home aft- CT January 18th
 A missionary meeting vii be held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Her bert Bixby.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-08
EAST KILLNGLY

Miss Heather Sheldon was visitor in Providence Wednesday.
 Mrs. Hannah T. Smith is the guest of her sister in Putnam.
 Herbert Hopkins of Elmville visited friends here Saturday. Luther Andrews was in Providence Wednesday.
 Mrs. John Smith was guest of Miss Maud Young in Lonsdale, R. l., re- gently.
 Oliver Credic and family, of Kill lingiy Center, spent the week end with Mrs. Credic's parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dumas, ST.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith visited rel tives in Pascoag, R. l., Monday.
 Mrs. Frank A. Chase and daughter Mildred. of Brooklyn, called on friends and relatives here Friday.
 Mir. afld Mrs. N. A. Jordan and daughter Alice, of Danielson, were Sunday guests at the home of D. A. Jordan.
 Schools will open Monday after a recess of two weeks.
 Miss Alma L. Rich was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Rufus R. Chase in Put nam Thursday
 pr. c. E. Hill and son Henry were tn Gloucester, Tuesday.
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 The Royal quartette. of Boston, gave g fine entertainment in Columbia hall have given the people of the village fine course this winter.
 Mrs. Hosea Greene and two chil- dren have been i'll with grip,
 Mrs. Mary Marchanneault is i'll.
 Held Annual Nesting.
 The Ladies Aid society met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. E. LaBelle. It was the annual meeting and the following officers were elect ed: President, Mrs. N. L. Greig; vice president, Mrs. W. F.. Bidwell; sec retary, Miss Mary F. Blanchard; treas urer, Mrs. Harry Briarley. The hos tess served ice cream and cake and it was an unusually pleasant meeting Mrs. A. E. Darling has returned from a visit to her daughter at Plymouth N. H.
 Enters Norwich sanitarium.
 Mrs. Charles Duane has gone to a Norwich sanitarium for treatment
 B. Leroy Cheesbrough has moved his family to Quadic, R. I. ], Rev. c. l.. Barber of Danielson gave stereopticon lecture before the Mems club Monday evening.
 Mrs. B. l.. Cheesbrough has been entertaining her sister, Mrs. Reed, of Worcester
 Merrill K. Bennett returned to col lege Monday.
 Mrs. wilfred Gingras has been i'll.
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The woman's club met Monday aft ernoon with Mrs. Erwin Miller. Fol lowing the literary program, Mrs. Mill Ter entertained on the victrola.
 Met at Parsonage.
 Friday afternoon at o'clock at the parsonage, the annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society was held. This was followed by the annual meeting of the Ladies' Bnev- olent society.
 Masked Ball.
 Friday evening a masquerade ball given by the Get together club was held in the town hall. There was a large attendance and the costumes af- forded much amusement.
 The monthly business meeting and social Of the C. E. society was held Monday evening with Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Metcalf.
 Miss Carrie Noble returned to her studies at Wheaton College, Norton, Mass, Wednesday.
 Rev. Walter Lanphear of Hartford will speak at the church service next Sunday morning in behalf of the Con necticut Temperance Union.
 Tax collector Gustave Berr is con- fined to his home with the grip.
 Guy Collins, who has been i'll with bronical pneumonia is much better.
 Gifts of Silver.
 About 40 friends of MT. and Mrs. Charles Price surprised them at their home last Saturday evening on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. MT. and Mrs. Price received about $40 in silver from their friends.
 Graneers' Sleighine Party.
 George C. West took a sleigh load of fourteen members of Ellington grange to Holland, Tuesday evening, to wit ness the conferring of the third and fourth degrees.
 Louis c. Schlnde, order clerk in F. M Charters store. is i'll at his home with an attack of grip.
 The next supper and social given by the Ladies' Benevolent society will be in charge of the women whose names begin with A B c.