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Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
LIBERTY HILL
chlIdren's Day Exercises to Be Held
 Sunday Mornfna.

Chiidren's day exercises will be held at the church Sunday morning in place of the preaching services and will con- sist of recitaticns. singing and an ad dress to the children by the pastor. The c. E. society held social at the hall Friday evening.
 Vacation Begins.
 The district school closed Wednes- day.
 Miss Flora Burrill of Maine is visit ing her father, J. H. Burrill.
 Mrs. Earl Ho1brook is visiting her sister in Yantic. Elmer Capels Is building a house for Laurens HoFbrook in Columbia.
 Mrs. w. Fl. Peckham of Willimantic visited Mrs J. George Clark and Mrs. E. A. Moves Tuesday.
 Bert Smith of Hampton is visiting Charles Goodrich.
 A number attended the school grad uating exercises at Grange hall We'd nesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10

of Wfndham were recent callers at Mrs Lucretia Lathrop's, making the trip by automobile
 Last Sunday Rev. James c. Young gave d memorial sermon. The special music by the choir and the beautiful flowers which were used to decorate the church, were much appreciated. Tn the evening the Christian Endeay- ofers held a meeting. The organist was assisted by George Naples and Miss Mabel Duerr as violinists. There was singing by the young men.
 The young people are rehearsing ex- ereises for Childrenss Day under the direction of Miss Alice A. Bishop.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
ROAD socETY
Norwich Town Friends Visit Mir. and Mrs. William Harvey on Wedding Anniversary FIood-Hewitt Mar riase.

MT. and Mrs. Charles G. Pierce. Mrs. Joseph F. Smith and Misses Catherine and Alice Smith of Nor wtch Town. spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. William Harvey. coming by automobile. The date was the twelfth anniversary of the marriage of MT. and Mrs, Harvey.
 Hadley Gray spent Sunday with his aunt Mrs. Annette Ripley.
 Miss Lucy Billings is recovering from severe attack of quincy.
 Ralph c. Wheeler who has been i'll for some days in convalesctng. Miss Grace D. Wheeler has return ed from ten days trip.
 Flood Hewitt.
 Thursday evening, June list, at 2 o'clock at Hinckley Hill. the home of the bride, Miss Florence 1T. Hewitt and Harold A. Flood of Bosom were married. The house was decorated with wisteria and laurel. The bride was gowped in white crepe de chine cut with train, and trimmed witt point lace. She carried a shower boucpet of roses and lilies of the val. | ley, her veil being festooned also with lilies Of the valley. Only neal relatives were present. Rev Joseph I Peacock performed the cemerony. MT lana Mrs. Flood left by automobile fol a months trip in New England. Tht bride received good wishes and many beautiful gifts from friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
brother, W. E. Clark of campbelrs

 brother, W. E. Clark of campbells Mills.
 Henry Gautier. postmaster. is ex- pected home from Wickford, R. l., today (Saturday1. MT. Hanion has recently purchased an automobile.
 Chi1dren's day exercises will be held June 18th in Bethel church at Il o'clock. in place of the morning ser vice,
 Strawberry Supper. The ladies are planning a strawber- ry supper.
 The Ladies' Aid society spent { pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Burdicl last Wednesday. last Wednesday,. The next meeting l in two weeks will be at the home O Mrs. Frank Blackstone. Miss Malloy, teacaer in the primarl room spent Tuesday night with he sister, Mrs. Frank Gardner.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
HAMBURG
Grange ccnfers Degrees, Entertain- ing Neighborina Oranges = School Picnic.

Mrs Harris Wood of Springfield is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. H. MT. and Mrs. Harrison Tiffany of Brooklyn spent the weekend with their grandmother. Mrs. Mary Tiffany.
 School Closes.
 Miss Maria Harding closed her school at North Lyme last Thursday A party of twenty-five from Meri- den enjoyed a chicken dinner at the Martin House Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Tiffany and Mrs. George Wood took a motor ride to Manchester last Saturday to visit Leland Wood.
 Mrs. William Crook was called fo New Jersey last week by the illness of her mother, Mrs James Holman.
 Miss Jessie Beebe was in charge of the library Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Fannie Tiffany of Hartford is visiting her son. John Tiffany.
 Mrs. B. 0. Reynolds of Essex and daughter, Mrs. Harry Hayden of El- lington, were visitors at IF. |. Rey- Miss Carrie Bill entertained guests from Northampton. Mass, last Sun day.
 William Crook is visiting his sor pr. !. B. Crook, of East Haddam-
 MT. and Mrs. John Wood of Hart ford spent Sunday at ]. ). Tinany's.
 FIora's Night June IS.
 Lyme grange conferred the third and fourth degrees at the last meet. I ing. Visitors were present from Ole Lyme and Waterford granges. Mist gram June 15s FIora's night being ob' served
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
LAUREL GLEN

Mr. and Mrs. John Geer and son, visited in Canouchet, R. L. at the home of Andred Main, Sunday.
 Raymond Gould and family were in this place recently.
 Perry Maine is helping George Ken yon of Hopkington with his farm work.
 Myron Main Of Bolton Notch and Mra. John Merriss of Bradford. R. I. were callers here Sunday.
 Mrs. Clyde Maine and children have Lonsdale, R L. for two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Horace Palmer vis- tied their niece, Miss Sara Palmer at the home of Mrs. Jane Lewis ir Westerly Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
GAsCo
Now Fanilies Moving to the Village
 -chiIdfen's Day June 25th.

Mfr. ana Mrs. Charles Downing re- gently returned from their wedding trip and are at their home In volun- town.
 Several new families have moved into the village to take the place of those who moved away.
 On Jury Duty.
 Frank Eccleston Is on jury duty in Norwich and while there IS staying with hia brother, Harris. who resides in the city.
 Mrs. ". c. Burdick was a recent caller at East Great Plain.
 D. S Guile was a caller at MT. Hanlcnss Sunday.
 Miss Hkhel Clark is visiting her
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLANDT
Who is Going and comns-Incidents. Acciden
 and Building in Three Counties
D. Williams, Deacon W. D. Reckw4th, Deacon Daniel Frink, William Clark.
 Rain PreNented Gana.

B. Williams, Deacon W. D. Reckw1th, Deacon Daniel Frink, William Clark
 Rain Prevented Game.
 The Young Mems association base- ball nine went to Westerly Saturday ing one and one-ha1f innings the game was ended by the severe down. pour of rain.
 The o. M. r. M. A. team will play today 0Saturday) with CottrelPs nine. The game will be played on the asso- ciation athletic field at Old Mystic.
 B.. P. U. Meeting.
 The Baptist Young Peoples union held the monthly business meet ing and social Friday evening at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Frank E. business sessions, games were played and refreshments served.
 Notwithstanding the backward sea- son. the Gradus pear planted by Charles O. Eldridge in his garden a, Rfverview cottage on March 31 was 1n full bloom June 4th.
 Rev. John Morrison of Glasgow Scotland. who was the guest for g week of Rev. Albany Smith and family at their summer home at Noank, left Monday morning for New York city.
 Mrs. William D. Beckwith entertain ca Ehe BaptlSL 1aQlGS Ala society or Wednesday afternoon al her home.
 Guests at Wedding. MT. and Mrs. Zerah Lamphere, Mrs Laura B. Pickering and Mrs. Danie Mcclure attended the Pelton- kim. wedding last Thursday evening in th' Baptist church at Waterford. I'm parents Of the bride, Mir and Mrs Frank Kinne, formerly resided in Olt Mystic.
 E. Lawrence Chandler of New Lon don, whose marriage to Miss Enih lGeer of that city took place Wednes day afternoon, was born in the Baptds parsonage, old Mystic, his father, Re A. J. Chandler, being pastor of tn First Gtoton Baptist church, Old Ays I tic, at that time.
 James Main, who has been crft1calI ! III for many months, recently was il Boston to consult a specialist about Inf I condition.
 Miss Helen wilcox has returned t Milford after two weeks visit wit Miss Nellie F. Schoonover.
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Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
NORTH sTONTNGToN
Teachers Appointed for Coming Year --DeIeeates to stcninston Union
 Association Meetina-EauaI Fran- chise Address.

The town school committee has ap- pointed teachers for the coming year as follows: District No. l, near resi- dence of Amos Wheeler, Miss Alice Avery: District No. ?. Center school, grammar department. r.,,,,a,l MISS AIS daas9s nose ment, Miss Grace Shefneld; District No. 4, Boom Bridge, Miss Bessie Thomson of Bradford, R. l.; District No. 5, Shunoc, Miss Anna Merrill; District No. 6, near residence Of Amos F. Miner, Miss Grace Brown of West erly; District No. T, AahWillet, Will lard Blackstone; District No. IS, Lau- rel Glen, Miss Mary Chapman; Dis trict No. 14, Clark's Falls, Miss Mar ion White. Miss Sheffield has de- clined her appointment to accept an appointment as teacher. of the third grade in the West Broad street school | in Westerly, This vacancy has not | yet been filled, neither has a teacher been appointed for Pendleton Hill, or Northwest Corner.
 Assistant Pastor in Boston: Albert L. Townsend. who has preached in the Third Baptist church l for the past year, has become pas | tors assistant in the Ruggles Street Baptist church in Boston.
 Delegates to Association Meeting. Delegates from the Third Baptisf | sociation, to be held in Preston Ctf5 June 21 and 22, will be ex-ofhcio, Rev Lucian Drury, pastor emeritus of ths church, Lyle c. Gray, church clerk Mrs. D. F. Chapman. Mrs. F. A Thompson, Mrs. IT. M. Perkins, Mrs Lucian Drury.
 Rev. Lucian Drury supplied tn. pulpit of the Second Baptist churcl last Sunday and will preach there to I morrow.
 Allan W. York has taken a bushes 4 position in Hartford.
 i Mrs. O. O. Fisher is at home Iron a four weeks absence in NorweI
 Mass. where she went to assist Il caring for her father. who is i'll.
 Mrs. Luther c. Gray is visiting he cousin, Mrs. Fannie Morgan in Hart ford.
 The Woman's Onion of the Con gregational church held a sewin
 meeting Thursday.
 The Congregational church will ob
 serve Children's day tomorrow eSun
 day1.
 Mise Luddinuton to Speak. The North Stonington Equal Fran
 chise League will have a meeting ] the yestry of the Congregations church at o'clock Monday afternoon
 Miss Katherine Luddington of Lynn who organized the league last Feb
 ruary, will be present and address th
 meeting which will be public.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
New London County
OLD MYSTIC
Quarterly Conference at Mathodist Characterization Serviee-LoeaI Man to Breed High Grade Pigeons.

District Superintendent George G. Scrivener of Norwich occupied the pull pit of the Methodist church Sunday morning and at the close of the Sum day school session conducted the first quarterly conference. At this meeting president of the Epworth league.
 Union Service.
 4 union service of the Baptist and Methodist churches was held Sunday evening in the Baptist churcEl. The address was given by Rev. John Nor rison of the seaport of Glasgow, Scot land. for the past 40 years. The pas- tors of the local churches assisted in the service. Miss Ruth A Burrows sang the hymn Throw Out the Life Line Across the Dark Waves. Hymns subject. "Reminiscences of Life on Sea and Land. were sung by the choir ana
 Tha trolley cars on the oId Mystic extension began running again We'd nesday on schedule time.
 To Breed Plseons.
 J. G. B. Newa1ard, manager for the American Chemical company a4 it's dis taliery here, has recently leased a plot of land of Mrs. William D. BeckRiff just east Of her residence and has erected a building thereon 6hx24 and 1s feet high. This will loo uHed for . testing plant for the breeding ot Conneaux pigeons. a branch Of ths Royal Squab farms in Pennaylvanis owned by Mfr Newhnrd Tie proprie. tor is planning to erect two Enory buildings of the same dimensions ad' IofTlinar this one. Pigeon farming is { new venture ln Old Mystic.
 Delegates so Association Meeting.
 The Baptist church has. appointed thl following delegmtaa to the annual meet ing of the Sfonfngson Union associai ton to be held June zl and 22 witl fhe Preston City Baptist church: Rev Fred Eugene Cobnrn. E1av. "A. '. ChAu nlsr. AEra. Horace O. Williams, Fxan'
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
FTTcHyHLE
Grammar School PupiIs Perfect in At.
 tendance During Spring Term.


 Mrs Elizabeth McCarty and son, James, of Baltic, were guests of rela- tives ia the village Sunday. Mrs. John Brown is spending several days with her son-in-law and daughter MT. and Mrs. Clifford cantlin Of Bris- tol.
 Miss Elsie Winchester is spending few weeks with Boston friends.
 Miss Arma OrConnell of Norwich was the guest of the Misses Fields. Sunday.
 Miss Teresa AfcManus is visiting relatives in Arctic. R. T.
 Mrs. Edwin Glzsshrenner of 1Iont- vile was a recent guest Of Mrs. Mary Nara.
 Mr. and ATrs. James D. McCarty ana son, John, and Mrs Mary Driscoll, of Norwich. spent Sunday at the home Of John adcCarty.
 Rev. B. D. Remington of Colchester was calling on local friends Tuesday.
 Perfect Attendance.
 TTle school in the sixth district closed Friday with the annual special exercises. Fcllowinfig is the list oK pupils perfect in attendance during the spring term: Annie Brand. Lena Cole, Katherine Kelley, Margaret Lynch. Bertha. Miner, perfect n att tendance during years Lena Cole. Miss a4aEE z& 4fcCartx. teaehaE
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
cAMPBELLs MILLS

Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Collins were weekend guests of Mrs. Colburns s brother, T. J. Barber, at South Canter- bury.
 Miss Margaret Tanner and Mrs. John E, Tanner transacted business in Norwich Tuesday.
 Thomas J. Barber has visited his brother. Silas [. Barber, recently.
 4ffsa Ethel J. Clark of Westerly was fha guest of her brother William Clark In this place recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10

ITO importation of doclzed horses Into the Philippines has been prohib- ifed by law.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
BoZRAH

Edward A. Bishop Is serving as. juror this weak.
 1lr and afra F C. I.athrop. AElss Charlotte Lathrop and Mrs. Keenez
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-22
Herboth paints signs. houses
and deC0rateS. Phone 1851
Henry hauls baggage and
other things. Phone 939.

Livery aud saddle horses. Trimhle's
Red Barn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-22
JAMES WILKINSON.
PRESIDENT OF WOOL
SECURING MILLS. DIES

James Wilkinson. president and
general manager of the Albuquerque
Wool Securing mills. died at 1870
o'clock last night mt sanitarum He
was dangerously IN only a short time
He was taken from his room at the
Alvarado hotel to the sanitarium yes
terday morning The cause of death
was pneumonia.
Mr. Wilkinson came here twenty
years ago from Los Angeles, where
he was IN the wool securing business
to take charge of the Albuquerque
mills They stood then At the pres
ent site of the Water supply come
pany's pumping station. The husi-
ness grew under MI Wilkinson >
management and With its increase
new quarters were built on the santa
Fe railway near the Mountain road.
Mrs Wilkinson, the widow. is ex-
pected to arrive here today or to-
morrow 4 telegram WAS sent her
yesterday morning telling her of the
dangerous condition of her husband
and another was sent after death
came Mrs. Wilkinson was In Los
Angeles.
Mr. Wilkinson was born IN Mas
saehusetts. liz was nearly 20 wears
old He was a member Of the
knights Templar and Shriners The
body was taken g. strong brothers
rooms. Funeral ar
Will not be made undl
Mrs Wilkinson arrives.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-22
DEMOCRATS WILL
HOLD CONVENTION
TUESDAY MIC H I
Central Committee Meets and.
Decides to Wait Until After
Republican Gathering Before.
Nominating Candidates,

At a meeting Of the city demo-
cratic central committee held yester-
DAY afternoon IN the office Of John
f. Siums. Tuesday night March 2S,
NILS named az the date and the high
school auditorium as the place for
holding The convention that Is to
nominate the democratic candidates
for city officers in The election To be
held April { The date named Is one
day following that Of the republican
convention, and allows exactly one
week for making the campaign.
which will hc one ~ the shortest on
record
When Chairman j. f. Goodel called
the committee to order shortly after
O'clock yesterday afternoon II was
found That only Two dates were being
connld red bN the members next
saturday and next TUESDAY After
some discussion over the matter at
tontlon was called TO the fact that
saturday would be the grand climax
of the hlg l,lks' bazaar, and on ac-
count Of the strong counter attraction
that that would create the date was
unanimously fixed Tor Tuesday.
Candidates Are Busy.
The candidates for the various city
offices on the democratic side OF the
fence have ieen very busy the last
day on two Alderman George G..
$ hcer now looms ny az one OF the
formidable possibilities for the may
crafty nomination. and his friends
Yesterday were predicting his nomlna
ton Henry Westerfeld, however. is
aill the fayorlte OF strong wing Of
Tho marty while Or d. II earns and
W a. keleher are yet to be reek-
onrd with ms contestants for the nom
nation. Ii would not he surprising II
several ballots were required 10 de-
termine who viii be the winners In
the convention
Steve Ruehl looks TO be the best bet
for the nomination for city clerk. as
his friends are active in his behalf.
ana no other democrat seems To- crave
The honor of fighting It out with Tom
Hughes for the position which he
latter now holds Treasurer Al Good
rich is likely 90 be opposed by War
rem Graham. Mr. Graham has
strong party following. AS we'll as
strong personal following and the
race between him and AR Goodrich is
sure 10 he a warm one
The nominations for aldermen IN
the various wards are likely To- bring
on a good deal of "A scramble. CLYDE
Tingley rs most frequently mentioned
In the Second ward and W. w Bowers
In the Fourth In the other two
wards sentiment has not crNstallI2ed
To "a sufficient extent "a warrant any.
prediction rs to Nho the winners will
be
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-22
NEW MACHINE IS
ONE Of WONDERS
OF THE WORLD
Marchant Calculator Does
Problems in Arithmetic With
Almost Unbelievable Rapid
iy and Accuracy,

That Albuquerque is rece enized 10y
the large industrial concerns Of the
country is again emphasized by the
appearance i'm this city within the
past few days Of representative Of
the sales department Of the celebrat-
ed Marchant Calculating Machine
company
one of the machines manufactured
by this company was exhibited in
the Journal office and from me-
chanlcal standpoint ana mathemau-
cal accuracy proved really startlinS.
Examples in Snbstracton. multiple
cation and division were worked out
with such rapidity that it was next
TO Impossible to follow the operation;
results of problems running into the
millions and billions by the simple
turn of the crank bringing the cor
rect answers. together with the
proofs of the problems almost within
the twinkling of an eye.
In the march OF progress We have
seen the typewriter the cash regis
ter the adding machine, and the de-
Telegraph come into the business
world. all taking theiI place but, the
latest marvel and apparently the last
word Of the inventive genius OF man,
is the Marchant calculating machine.
TO those who saw the exhibition II
was pronounced as equal to the hui
man mind with the exception that il
was thousand fold more rapid in
obtaining the results of the problems
given. i'm addition TO absolute accur-
acy Of the results obtained
To extract tine square root of To-
te5 in twenty seconds. or exchange
2laS pounds II shilling pence into
American money at the rate ~
$f.S7 is in eight seconds. or give
the interest of s2t5.394e0 for sew
enty one da-s At 3 per cent in nine
sccoudf = ms play work. 1t is
claimed that one OF these machines
will do the work of ten men wthoN
any brain fatigue To the operator
Ii is expected that several of these
machines win he in operation in Al
buqner0ue in the very near future, as
the Msrehant company viii open It's
for the state in this
city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-22
SUFFRAGISTS TO MEET
AT THE W0MAN'S CLUB


There vii be a meeting of the New
Mexico branch of the congressional
union e the national woman suf-
Tease association at the Wonians CLUB
tomorrow afternoon at $50 O'clock.
The meVtius has been called by Mrs.
Joshua taSrelds. the chairman Of
the union. who IS DESTROYS OF having
large attendance of ail women who
arr Interested IN the suffrage move
nent
The object " the eongrts slonai
union is tV Sesur,. al amendment 10
the constitution VI thc { nitvd states
SraRtuE the franchise TO women.
Membership is oren % all women
who regard Nemans suffrage 81 the
paramount political question of the
day and viii Support il irrespective
~ party affiliations Nu entrance Zee
ot THIRTY -tlNc SCENTS is the unlS re
aHircntnl Tor mem btrShin
Important matters will b. discussed
az the meetsnS tanerrUN afternoon
ana ssfse att-udaure IL Aihuguer-
4Ee women Is expected
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-22
HIGHWAY THROUGH
TWO STATES HAS
ONLY SHORT CAP
Ocean-to-ocean Route PaSSa-
bic Except at One Point in
Arizona Where Bridge Is
Out, To Be Repaired,

ono ruscontlncnlel highway. run
ming through New Mexico and Ari1-
ona. AZ least Is ready FOR the spring
wave of automobile tourists There
Is only ole gap In the route known
as the -to-ocean. ms well az hy
other names, and that les to be closed
sunn, Net ordinE to Information sent
Col - Is ~ Sellers
Tho Bordcrland route probably Is
uaNembla as far as physical eondi-
lion has anything % do with it 80
Information To the contrary has come
to Colonel sellers. and weather con
diilons known to prevail M the SOUTH
efn section of the sister states favor
this assumption However. Colonel
Hers ia NOT advising automohilists
to take this route hreause at rs near
ness 10 the Mexican border he said
bridge out Beyond WINSTON.
The route west ~ Albuquerque rec
nmWended hy Colonel Sellers IL
through northern Arizona. Taking
this w0N necessities shipping auto
mobiles from WlnsloW To- Williams he
cause bridge won't out on This sec
uon of road
In a letter tn colonel sellers Gustav
becker af SpringcrNtne. krix. Saws
~ Nilie and from DE latter place 10
Wtnsiow are in peffea condition d"
The read from Flagstaff to Williams
Is still very muddy bat from Williams
ln california the reads ere am right,
he HaNS. Nj Becktr gathered this
information partly from trim from
spffhgcNtic 90 Soeorro ana partly
from tourists
Two DAYS From Denver Here.
The road from Denver to Alhuguer-
cue apparently IS La shane Tor fast
travelling An automobiles recently
made tails "trip in two DAYS. leaving
Denver one morning and reaching
Naton that night Leaving Ration the
following morning. he reached Albu-
lNefuur thC second nighi out from
Denver
Colonel Sellers $ net SENDING south
ana Wcsthnund automobiles over the
Wcs5 roast irum Alhuuurr0te SNOW
water from The mountains has made
tlus route mpddN at places Dee said
re dirc 6 tourists going Ia these di.
icetlons ta FOLLOW the AlhuQuefaue-
lsieta road aud That hY Way ~ nelen
Becker ant Seeutrp The Alnaauer.
pue-lsleia stretch IS nov uut af the
hest on this hiehWaN said Colonel
Sellers
Nuto Tourists on Road Air, adv.
NNtVmobN.sts already have herun
itteeiiuN toward tht rutire coast.
several have passed ihrouah A4hu-
gutuuc iu the laSi Wcck Cnionel
sellers said lie expects as much
wafer trAcl go PASS throueh th, gitv
this summer as d,d ln the last season