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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15

Miss Agnes Van Du-as b. return
II from Saranac Like where
he has been spending her vacation
With relatives.
Charles FIefcac- = ot.ending an
Inbalmers' schoo- in Boston for a
month. He 10 to-r an assistant at
:. II. ard T. -, inghasts the past
ear
Norm"r Boston has been
t the EuG0. -rooli farm which he
WINS
-. - 20 Bay State.
Pa II Whitney has been here
O. Nv days and has moved his
% ID goods to Holliston, Mass,
t. - ne will make his home. The
eds have been stored here during
/ past year.
Miss Margaret Porter has returned
rom Hebron where she has been
pending her vacation with her par
nts. Mr. and Mrs. Buell. Porter.
pending a few days in Torrington,
nth her daughter, Mrs. Orlo Speed,
9ho returned home with her and will
pend a few weeks for the benefit of
er health
Mrs. Hutchins Clerk.
Mrs. Archibald Hutchins of Moo
up is clerk at the Office of Town
Ierk Sessions L; Adams. Elmer
he is to be a druggist
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Whitehead, Mr.
nd Mrs. William Nettleton were in
iouthbridge, Mass, to attend the fl-
eraI of Mrs. William Jewett
Miss Ola Greene, who has beer
pending several weeks with her sis
er, Mrs. Frank Edgerton, has re-
1rned to her home in Millville, r. I
Mrs. Frederick Tillinghast has beer
Fall River, Mass, to attend 6
Home from Bermuda.
Miss Josephine Armstrong has re.
urned from q trip to Bermuda, fol
le benefit of her health.
Miss Beatrice Seguin has returned
rom Boston, where she has been Wis
ling her sister, Miss Rose e. Seguin
Postmaster j. Edward Elliott ha!
eturned from his vacation, having
cen to Tarrytown, N. Y.
Mrs. Burrill Franklin and Mrs
frederick Russell. of Providence
ave been visiting Mrs. franklin
Mrs. Margaret Galliger of Black
tone, Mass, is spending a few day
( Edward Gallagers.
Able to Leave Hospital.
Mrs. Edward Smith has returne
rom the Backus hospital, in Norwich
here she had an operation perform
q.
Lon Ballou of Uxbridge, Mass, i
listing at Samuel Collins.
Willis Torrey has recovered fror
evera1 weeks illness with infamma
Ky rheumatism.
Judson Gardner of Milford, Mass
rs been at the home OF his fathel
b. James l. Gardner. His son, Rob
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
ELMVILLE

The Center school opened Monday
for the spring term, after a week va
cation.
Mrs. Mary Chase of Putnam, spent
Saturday with Mrs. Herbert Hop
kins.
Mrs. c. H. Pike was a Providence
visitor, Friday.
Mrs c. 3. wheatley and Mrs
George H. Call of Danielson called on
Mrs Addie Z. Call, Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Sarah Conway of Putnam
spent Saturday and Sunday with hen
sister. Mrs. Mary Dwyer.
Mrs. Sadie Higgins has returned tc
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15

laRe was the guest Saturday of her
sister. Mrs William Pray.
Mrs. Fred Soule and daughter,
2ozIlla- OF North AttlebOro, Mass,
were guests OF relatives here Thurs
day.
1Iiss Annie Brown is I'll with pneu-
mOnia.
Birthday Whist.
Raymond Smith gave a whist party
TO his young friends at the home o.
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William 3.
Smith, Wednesday. April 5th, in hon.
or Of his birthday.
Cat Kills zoo Chickens.
One day last week a cat killed two
hundred Rhode Island red chickens. av-
eraEinc one-haIf pound each at WILL
lam whites. Then Mr.. White
killed the cat
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
EAST WOODSTOCK
Meeting of Missionary Society Held
With Mrs. T. A. Turner.

Miss Agnes White is visiting rela-
tives in Thompson.
A Missionary meeting was held on
Wednesday afternoon with the presi-
dent, Mrs. T. A. Turner. The topic
was Japans response to the GOSPEL,
The leader. Mrs. c. E. May. was as
sisted by Mrs. Bosworth A very
pleasant social hour followed, refresh
ments being served by the hostess.
School opened Monday after a week
vacation.
Kelton Corbin is at L. H. Under
mans for a few weeks.
rehearsal of the singing class is
to be held next Monday evening.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Mr.. and AIRS. h X Stafford. who
have been spending the winter in CAL
ifoTnia. have returned.
Miss Blanche Shippee, who has been
home for a vacation, has returned to
Stafford.
Miss Ethel Rawson was in town for
over Sunday.
Edgar whitney has purchased new
automobile.
AIr. and Mrs. William Basto are ex-
pected home before many weeks.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Rev. Samuel Thatcher and George
A. Haskell of Jewett City were call
ing Wednesday on DIR. Smith, who is
i'll with Bright's disease at Levi
Clark's.
Mrs. Frank Newton called at Ma
pie Lawn farm Tuesday.
Mrs. Hale Bennett called on Vic
toria Morse last Sunday
Fred Hyde was the guest Of Levi
Clark last Sunday.
George Tillinghast was in Norwich
at the state hospital last week
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
EASTFORD

Mrs. Arthur Keith, Mrs. George
Bowen and Dorothy were in Putnam
Friday.
Mrs. Aaron Bowen, Miss Vera, Mrs.
Fred Bowen, Mrs. z. S. Keith, Yer
non and Clifford Bowen We're in WILL
mantle, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Marc Lewis and Mrs. Charles
Clark were in Putnam Friday. They
called on Mrs. Clark's father, Rev
]. r. Miller, who is receiving treat
ment at the Day Kimball hospital.
Schools in town began Monday aft
err a week vacation
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
WOODSTOCK VALLEY
Harold Barrett Home From Hospital
Harvey Marcy Loses Finger.

Harold Barrett has returned home
from st. Joseph's hospital where he
was taken after cutting his hand Sc
verely on a saw at Lewis mill in
Phoenixville.
Miss Blanche Horner has returned
to her home in Worcester after stay
ing a week at Valley View inn.
Harvey Marcy cut off a finger on
his left hand while chopping wood. DR..
Converse dressed the wound
o. A Hiscox is in Hartford for a few
days this week
Mrs. HiscoX visited relatives in
Pomfret during his absence
John G. Spencer has returned to
his home in Pomfret.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15

ert, who has been visiting his grand
father since his parents moved to
Milford a few weeks ESQ, returned to
his new homo with him.
Mrs. Charles e. Barber, who has
been spending the winter in Provi-
dence with relatives, has returned
home.
Attending Sewing School.
Miss Edn" LiIlibridEe is attending
a sewing school in Providence.
Mrs. William Simmons, who has
been i'll. is much better. Her daugh-
ter. Mrs. John E. Vaughn Of Nor
witch, has been spending several days
here caring for her.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
THOMPSON

Mrs. Harry Whittemore has been
visiting at Judge Munyan's.
Miss Sarah Munyan has returned
from Vermont, where she has been
spending a couple of weeks.
Miss Susan Evans is at Morris
Plains, y. ].
Mrs. Claude Munyan Is critically I'll
at the Day Kimball hospital.
Mrs. Cromond, who has been staying
with Mrs. Anna Knight, has returned
home.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
NORTH WINDHAM

Miss Grace Larrow is i'll at her
home
Harry Moseley has moved into the
house vacated by George Dutton.
Mrs. Anthony Hansen, who has been
in the hospital several weeks, remains
about the same.
Mrs. Henry Downing, who has been
seriously i'll with heart trouble, is inn
proving.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
CLARKS CORNERS
Mrs. Robert jennings Father Dead
Post Office to Be Opened Again.

Mrs. Robert Jennings is in Sparta,
y. J. called there by the death Of her
father. which occurred Friday. April
TIN.
Notice was received Monday that
the post Office here IS to be opened
. gain
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
WOODSTOCK
Maple Crest Reading Circle Meets
Opening of the School.

Clarence r. Hall of Bridgeport has
been spending a few days in town.
Miss Mary Pearley has returned
from visit in Philadelphia
The Maple Crest Reading circle met
with Mrs. William NJ. Gallup Tues
day evening.
Miss ]. T. Mcclellan is soon to open
her house for the summer
The district schools opened Monday
after a vacation OF one week.
B. r. Ritch attended the republican
convention in Hartford
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15

At Cuenca, Ecuador. an electric
light plant is under construction, the
rnechinerybeing furnished by Gener-
al Electric Company, of Schenectady.
A municipal plant is to be erected at
DAZZLE. and a water and light plant at
Tulean.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
EKONK
Arthur Gallup Disloeates Two Fingers
While at PIay-AnnuaI Church
Meeting.

The grange held an interesting
meeting Friday evening.
On account of the snow storm there
was a small attendance at church on
Sunday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brown and
daughter, Marion, visited Mrs.
Browns father, Augustus Robinson,
near Mansfield, over the week end.
Miss Elsie Brown and Miss Gladys
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
EAST KILLINCLY
Cat Kills 200 Rhode Island Red
Chickens at William Whites.

Mrs. Harriet Chance OF Putnam Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Hannah Smith,
Tuesday.
Afz. and Mrs. Ngre visited Mrs. Al
colt d. Sayles at s. Ninccn-'s hospital
in Worcester. Sunday.
Rufus r. Chase Of Putnam called on
relatives here Thursday.
Mrs. Orilla Horton OF Central VII
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
CENTRaL VILLAGE

Yrs. Archibald Hutchins Succeeds
Elmer Lewis in Town Clerks Of
ficc-"h;tirq Family Moves to
Hollistcn, Mass.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
Windham County
CANTERBURY GREEN

low Palm Sunday VIII De Observed
Tomorrow-Serviee of Friday Eve
ning-Mr. and Mrs. @. G. Frink Mar
ried Fifty-four Years-Danger from
Brush Fire.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-12-14
II smelled Like II

{ The Swedish jilney driver d., "
6p beside the road. jumped out d
with wrench in hand crawled IND, r
che auto. Taking advantage of Il 9
stop the only passenger, a GtrnaI
proceeding to eat a lunch of llmhur
der cheese Suddenly the drive
emerged from beneath the machine
and with bnIgln! eyes aud a hand
on his nose, stood staring al the
auto.
whats the matter? inquired the
German innocently, between mouth
fuls of cheese.
"Ah don't know" said Ole But
Ay tauk the engine bane dead.
Country Gentleman
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-12-14
MERCHANTS WOULD QUIT
PREMIUM SCHEME

Costly to Consumer as well as Mer-
chant
Jefferson City. Mo. Dec.-13 A
ore tnlzcd move will be made Il
merchants aud others from all par
of the stat. t have the next sessIo.
of the Missouri Legislature enact al.
anti-trading stamp, coupon and pre-.
MUM law similar to laws exist.
in other states. Merchants esll
mate that thus law will mean an
aggregate saving of several milton
dollars in retail distribution eXpeu
SeS in the state.
Those Interested in this leEl,la
ton are being given the Su2purt
OF Thousand, Of consumers who
have investigated these merChau
disine practices, These merchants
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-12-14

and consumers believe that this
las NiIl be passed by the leeis-
I,furc on account Of the universal
demands Of curtailment of unnece,
Sary expense which in any way con-
tribute to the present day high
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-12-14
cost of living,

cost Of living,
State and local commercial or
CARNATIONS are cooperating to
bring about this improved con
dition in retail merchandising
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-12-14
Moder I'm Times

We telegraph by wireless.
Ships send the c Q D.
We also cook by firtlcss.
We sail through air aud SCI.
This quaint old world reveals
New features every day.
But none can hea, the reels
OF the mighty Photnplay.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-12-14
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Garner
went to Hunnewell Tuesday.

Mrs. Anna Powers went to Shell
bina Tuesday, to visit her son Rob
ert Spalding and wife.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-12-14
Mrs. T. NJ. BOulware and mother
spent rnesiiy il tilll,bll

Mrs Mark SwearenSer and Mrs
J. F. George wenttp Hannibal Tres
day
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-14

ports indicate that the premier was cordially received and that the En- tente powers can rely upon the CO., l operation of the Italian government until the end of the conflict. AIR CHIEF RESIGNS. PARIS. Feb. 10-The res gnation l of Rene Besnard as chief of the French aviation corps was rendered to the war office today and prob ably will be accepted. The resigna- tton is the result of much adverse criticism, the public throughout the republic having branded the avia- tor as incompetent The success Of the recent Zeppelin raids is at tributed to the inability of the aviation chief to combat the at tacks successfully
 MANY SUNK.
 LONDON, Feb. 1O.-A new list of missing vessels was published ty Tloyds today. and the supposi- tion is that they were captured or sunk by the German raider Move The list of victims includes the British steamships Salsette. Tyne mouth Hummer Sea and Glenariff the Spanish steamship Benillure. ana th" Italian steamship In1Ztativa.
 NOTHING TO IT.
 HAMILTON, Bermuda. Feb. H. If any battle took place between the British cruiser Drake and the Ger man cruiser Roon off the coast of Bermuda as reported by the New York Globe, nothing is known of il here
 OFF FOR THE FRONT.
 PFTROGRAD, Feb. 11.-Czar Nich- olas and the members of his staff Jeff for the Baltic front today to make personal investigation of conditions in the Riga Dunaberg dis trict. where hostilities have been resumed by the invading German forces
 AIR MAN HONORED.
 BERLIN, Feb 1.-The command erin chief of the Zeppelin raiding squadron who directed the several attacks made on the British coast recently, has been honored by the kaiser with the highest military decoration. Iron crosses have been distributed with generous hand among the members of the several Zeppelin crews
 CANADIANS ENLIsTING.
 OTTAWA Feb. 1.-The enlist ment of recruits for oversea service continues throughout the Dominion with unabated enthusiasm. During the past month a daily average Of one thousand enlistments has been maintained and it is predicted that many more will join the colors in thn immediate future
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-14
Local News Items

folios, 1,414 in number, were re- 1 gently received here by the clerk of court.
 Captain George Green is re cent arrival in town from the Tolo- Vana country. He has been doing l some prospecting on the bench op- posite No. 10 below. Mike Hess creek, in company with Billy Hart wig.
 l George Kennedy is recent arri- val in town from Brooks. He has been working for Tom Patterson.
 Charles Lake. trail superintendent of the Northern Commercial com pany is in town from one of his regular trips. He reports that the trail is now in fairly good condi- tion and that the freight between Fairbanks and Rapids is all cleaned up.
 Word received in Fairbanks is to the effect that Colbert & Wurs- burger have found pay on Moose creek, in the Tolovana mining dis trict The pay is not rich, but is said to be good enough to work, and accordingly the mining men are now preparing to hoist the dirt into a dump
 s. T. Kincaid and R. T. Latimer have been sworn in as court bail ifs. MT Kincaid is in attendance at tho court room, while MT. Lati- mer is on duty with the grand jury.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Williams are in Seattle on their way home, ac cordng to information received here They expect to sail for th north shortly after March l. Savine L. Craft has been ap- pointed inspector of boilers to fill the vacancy made by the death of Thomas Kell, who was killed in an automobile accident in California last fall Word of the appointment was received here in a letter from Captain Thomas P. Deering, in- spector of steamboat hulls, who comes north every summer in pur- suance of his duties. Tom Lloyd is in town from the Kantishna country, where he has been mining antimony It is probable that Republican political dope will now pick up, as Tom is Republican territorial committed man.
 The case of the United States Vs. Robert Jones, the defendant in which is charged with cruelty to animals, has been set for Wednes- day, February Is, and the defendant allowed to go on his own recogni- zance. The case comes from Ester creek, Jones having been arrested by Deputy Marshal George Berg. The trial will take place before Commissioner J. K. Brown.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-14

nuncio. Germany offered to re store Belgium to her former stand 1 ing with a big indemnity, but vir tual!y asked to keep Antwerp in return.
 ! PERSlANs DEFEAT RUSSIANS. | BERLIN, Feb. 9-Offcial an. nouncement is made today that re ports have been received from Con stantinople to the effect that the Russian forces met with severe losses at the hands of Persia tribes. men, led by Turkish officers. BERLIN IS PLEASED.
 BERLIN, Feb. 9.-There appears to be a feeling of relief here owing 10 news dispatch appearing in the Frankfurter Zeitung in which the Washington correspondent says that he has it on good authority that the Lusitania matter is as good as settled"
 PRINCE OSCAR HURT.
 AMSTERDAM, Feb. 1O.-Accord. ing to adyices received in this city. the injuries received by Prince Os- car, fifth son of the German emp eror on the eastern battlefront. while not serious, will compel him to quit active service.
 MATTER COMING UP.
 LONDON, Feb. 10.-One o1 the many important matters to be brought to the attention of parlia- mcnt when that body convenes next week Is the question of raising ad- ditlonal funds to carry on the war. The lawmakers will be asked to authorize another war loan.
 Other questions which will be discussed are prohibition and the restriction of the importation of luXuries which at present are draw. ing heavily on the gold supply of the United Kingdom
 WILL INCREASE sTRENG1
 LONDON, Feb. 1O.-The new mili- tary bill, which goes into effect immediately, will increase the strength of the British land forces at least three hundred thousand. "."afvrI l.. tie calrH'ati It's . those responsible for the adoption of the measure. This estimate is based on figures gathered under the direction of Lord Kitchener, who canvass to ascertain the number of young single men available for service in the army
 PREMIER IN ITALY.
 PARIS, Feb. 10.-In q statement made public today, the French gov ernment offers the explanation that Premier Briand was sent to Italy for the purpose of bringing about closer and more fruitful col abora- ton with the Italians The re
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-14

i Mrs. W. Eisenmenger, Julius Stol- cis and J. Coffey were arrivals in Fairbanks on the stage from 1 the coast last Monday
 Postmaster T. H. Deal has been officially notified of the establish ment of an emergency mail route 1 between Olnes and Brooks The contract is for two years and there is provision for the mail to be car ricd by no ether route than the Olnes trail to the new camp.
 Billy Casey, of the Hotel Nor thern, writes that he will probably return north in March and that he will reopen his place of business.
 The Fairbanks Ieloo of Pioneers held one of it's usual enjoyable ses. sions at Eagle hall last Monday night Several new members were admitted to the organization, name 1 ly, Nels Stof Abe Simson, Thomas Hickey, Robert Compton and w, 1 w. Archibald.
 Paul Poppovich has gone to the Nenana country to do some pros pecting.
 1 Mark Sells, writing to friends in Fairbanks from the Outside states that he will soon be back in Fair banks again.
 The cabin of s. H. Kavouri, at Graehl, was destroyed by fire at an early hour last Monday morn ing, the blaze starting from de i fective stovepipe. The loss to the owner of the place is approximately $4OO
 Al0is Friedrick was in town last week from Ridgetop, where he is doing some prospecting for anti mony.
 Reports from the Outside are to the effect that Tom McGowan, the we'll known local attorney, has SC far recovered as to be able to work about two hours daily.
 Michael J. Cooney has taken a lease on the Duke trading post, at Nenana, and, with Mrs. Cooney, will be established there within short time. The lease is for two years. According to it's terms, Mrs. James Duke, wife of the proprietor of the place, retains the management of the store.
 Julius Stolcis, one of the pro prietors of the Miners Home sa- loon, on Garden Island, is back in Fairbanks again after an eX- tended trip to the Outside,
 Word has been received in Fair banks to the effect that Ludwig Johnson has struck pay in his ope- rations on No. 21 Goldstream.
 The work of transcribing the records of Circle which are to go into the new Tolovana recording office has been completed by Com missioner Frank Reynolds. The
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-14

force. The lion of anger shall give place to the lamb of meekness; the raven of uncleanness shall give place to the dove of purity; the vile serpent of deceit shall give place to the tender love of the grace of God. Wherever the grace of Go! gets into the heart a change is the result Drunkards are made sober. thieves are made honest, liars lose their deCeitful art, scoffers become jealous for the cause they had harmed It has done this for men ever since the Saviour came into the world It will do the same for you.
 But you cant understand it, you say. That is true and the one great fact remains that it will con tinue true. But the fact remains. Be cleansed