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Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
MYSTIC
Forty Members of the Local Rebekah Lodge Visit Groton Lodge = Men'e Club Elects Officers.


 About 40 members of Mystic Rebekaan lodge took the 5.S0 o'clock trolley on Thursday evening for Groton, where they were entertained by Home Re- bekah lodge. Twenty five members of Hope lodge of Westerly were enter tained also. A New England supper was served by the ladies of Home lodge, and at o'clock, the opening Of the lodge, the degree work was exem- plif1ed on a class of candidates Visit ors were present from Orient and Os- prey lodges from New London. The Mystic party returned on the last troll ley, all reporting fine time
 Mems Club offcers.
 The following officers I,ave been Mems club: President, Edward E. BDclzlin: vice president. James Cooper; secretary, Tobias Brill; treasurer, George H. Greenman; entertainment committee, Rev. A, E. Earnshaw. Postmaster George H. Foley an- postal savings which according to ad- vice from Washington goes into effect at once, as explained in The Bulletin Thursday.
 Entertained Aid Society. Mrs. ElIery Burdiek entertained the Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. E. church | s.t her home on Bay street Thursday afternoon. At 5.90 o'clock supper was | served, and pleasant evening was spent. Vocal and instrumental music was rendered.
 Ma5e District Deputy. | Past Grand Fred D. Ward of ston- ington lodge, No. 26, l. O. o, F.. has been appointed by the grand master ot | the state district deputy for a term o1 | one year. He will preside over il1: I 30th district, which includes the lodges | F'airview of Groton and Stonington ot | Mystic.
 Short Paragraphs.
 Mrs. Alva Chapman and daughter Miss Elizabeth Chapman, and son Gurdon Chapman, are visiting in At. lanttc City.
 George Emncns has returned from five days visit in Boston
 Joseph Smith has returned fror1 several days stay, in Astoria, R. L
 Mrs. Louis Lamphere of Waterbury is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Ma, than DeuiSou
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

Superintendent of the Boys Club IL. 70. Smith has returned from Scranton, Pa where he has been for several days attending the annual meeting of nic Federation of Boys Clubs. There were S5 clubs represented, the repre- sentatiyes coming from clubs ranging from St. AIbans, Vt, to Dallas, Tex, and from Boston to San Francisco. There were but two clubs represented located in small towns, of which Col chester was one. There was banquet at which the president predicted that within ten years there would be 400 clubs affiliated with the federation The leading speech was made by Prof Davey of Sierra Hinze house of Pitts burgb on Character. Motion pictures showing pictures of boys club work were llown
 Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Lewis of New Britain are guests at The Homestead on Broadway for a few days.
 Charles T. Wilson of Worcester, Mass, was calling on friends in town Wednesday,.
 J. W. Thompson of East Haddam was Colchester visitor Tuesday.
 Judge Buell. was in Norwich Tues day on business trip.
 The Colchester baseball team will play the Lebanon team on the park Saturday afternoon.
 Brothers Give Fine Program at Grange
 At the grange Tuesday evening the judges gave their decision that the brothers gave the best entertainment The programme consisted of vocal and instrumental music and ended with g mock trial which was very amusing After the entertainment, ice cream ano cake were served. Members from sew. eral of the neighboring granges at tended.
 day and brought in a handsome string of trout. There were IA in the string
 Dr. H B. Higgins and wife of Nor. wtch were guests Wednesday of Mrs f.11ggins' parents, MT. and Mrs. T. S Rathbun, on South Main street.
 Oliver Gardiner of Yantic was II town Wednesday,.
 Earle Holmes and F. D. Baker wer, calling on friends in Norwich Wed nesday.
 Mrs. A E. Hunt, Mrs. Frank Tesa1 Mrs John Champlin and Rev B. D Remington were in Norwich Wednes day attending court as witnesses.
 Pupils Entertain.
 There was a large attendance at tn entertainment in Grange hall Wednes day evening given by the pupils o grades and of the First district The operetta The Pixies Triumph wa given under the direction of Miss Edn Owen, music instructor of the schools Edward Agranovitch and Miss Clar Brown were the king and queen an were excellent. The stage was prettil decorated with evergreens and flowers
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
PLAINFIELD
Memorial Day Exercises to Begin at PackerviIIe Cemetery - Grammar School Pupils Hear About Advan. tages of Gardens.

Memorial day exercises in the town of Plainfeld under the auspices of James Kilburn post, G, A. R., will start at the Packerville cemetery at 9.38 o'clock, when the graves of the follow ing will be decorated; Nathaniel Fry, war of 1872; Stephen A. Shfppee, Civil war; Capt. Allen Hoxie, U. s. navy, and the following Civil war soldiers graves will be decorated; Jared Hoxae. Allen A Hoxie, William Hoxie, George W, Lewis, John A. Fitch, Stephen Whitman, William H. John John w. Tripp, John w. CapweIl George J. Tefft, Josiah Mathewson Henry Matt1eWson, Constance c. Cook Adford Bales, Stephen PecIzhaIn, ST. stephen Peckham, Jr., John Peckhann Miner spieer. William spicer, Charles Phineas W. Collins, Frank Faulkner and Charles H. Brown
 The children of Packerville will sup ply the G. A. F. with wreaths anc bouquets and the citizens have ap. pointed Miss Grace Handy a specia plants for each grave. Spanish Wa Veterans Wt4o iiFe in PacGoerville-C B. Montgomery and c. ". Well1ng. housen-and the school children vii 1 assist the c. A. R. They will then g, to Plainfeld and the Evergreen ceme | LSA4Ss5 Snd1tAS up W4tu OASECGsSS OI tHl day at Moosup.
 Mrs. Joseph King end family, Mrs Kelley and Mrs. Reilly of ElnVil, were visitors at the home of Mfr. ant Mrs. Frederick I. Racine on Railroa4 avenue yesterday.
 Addressed School Pupils. A very interesting educational ad \ dress was made to the children oG tn Plainfleid grammar school in tn
 school hall Thursday afternoon by gentleman from the United States de partment of agriculture The childrel were shown the value of agricultur
 and they were told how te, be success full in this work. The speaker explain ed how clubs were formed at othe schools whereby the pupils obtained l knowledge of agriculture. He shove
 how these clubs benefited the pupil
 and he advised the pupils of tn
 Plainfeld grammar school to get to I gether and form a club.
 John Nolan has returned from visit to his mothers home at Lon
 Branch, N. J.
 peyotions in honor of the Blesse q Virgin and benediction were held .
 St Johns church Thursday evening. The exterior work on the additio } being built on the Central Worste 'a acompanyls mills Is rapidly near1n
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

orary society at Yale, were announced tonight. Thirteen members of the junior academic class accepted cleo tions while Spencer Pumpelly, the baseball player, declined. Pumpelly came into prominence last week by declining an election to one of the senior societies at Tap day.
 Those who accepted elections were: D. L. Armstrong, Pittsburgh, Pa.; J. E.. Bierwirth, Brooklyn, N. Y.; F. c. Brophy, Bisbee, Ariz.: R. H. Clapp, St Paul, Minn.; T. H. Cowles, Chi cago; Edward L. Davis, Philadelphia;
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
FUNERAL.
caIeb Blanchard.

Danielson. May 25.-- Funeral services for Caleb Blan- chard were conducted at his home in uayvfIle. Thursday afternoon two o'clock by Rev. John Wesley Wright, pastor of the regational church at fhat place. The service was attended by delegation of members of Me- EreFor post e. A. R., and members of Camp Colonel Edward Anderson. s. of VI The O. A R. rituaaistic committal service was read at the grave. The bearers were members of Colonel Ed ward Anderson camp. s. of VI, Henry Burgess. Charles Franklin, ames F. Reach, W B. Greener, e. A Rapp, Weatnnld cemetery A F Wood was lHe funeral director
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

pr. Thomas D. Robinson. member of the Rhode Island State Board or Veterinarians, ts biasaed nowadays en- deaving to stamp out G1Rnders among horses in Westerly. He has e1reaoy killed several horses that were dying of glanders and is using every known method to prevent the disease from eecoming epidemic. Just how the dis case came to Westerly is not def1nite- ly known but it Is believed 1t was conveyed by glandered horse from a Connecticut town that was taken over the boundary line and sold in Westerly, without the legal certificate of inspection. This point is being carefully investigated.
 G1anders is the most dangerous form If equinia, and is one Of the most formidable diseases to which horses are subject. Cattle enjoy an irnmu- nity from it, and sheep and pigs are highly resistant to natural contagton. Dogs, cats, and wild carniora may be- come infected by eating the meat of glsndered horses. Men may acquire the disease by accidental innociila- iscn from the horse. though several cases have been recorded in which glanders has been transmitted from one human being to another.
 The spread of glanders among horses and mules is due chiefly to he discharges from the nose and from farcy sores. The veins from these ources may contaIninate harness, ve- hicles, fences, stables, water supply
 tc., through which the animals are ccadily infected. The disease is high " infectious, and acute glanders may be communicated to healthy horses while the animal first affected is still
 bie to feed and work apparently as wen as ever.
 Clandered animals should be sho' s.nd buried, or burned, and such pro. ,.sdure is required by law. Stables
 rd all articles with which glanderee borses have come in contact should bt
 thoroughly disinfected.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

perby.-Entries for the City Beauti- full gardens contest which is being con dUcted by the Chamber of Commerce will close June l, the time for the closing of entries having been extend ed from May IS on account of the backwardness Of the season
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

Waterbury.- There Is a probability that the South Main street playground will be opened June 15.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

F. s. Gaines, Omaha, Neb.: J. H. Heyl, Jr, Columbus, Chic; H. c. Taylor. New York; E. H. Thurston, Brooklyn. N. r.; Atwood Violet, Jr., New York; William N Wallace, Indianapolis; T. H. Ward. Manchester, Conn.
 Which Is Different.
 The West is awake! enthusiastical- Iy says Colonel Roosevelt. But is te heroic philadelphia Ledger.
 Czar Nicholas of Russia dislikes tel ephones.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
COLCHESTER

supt. L. E. Smith Represents Local Club at Meeting of Federation of Bcys' Clubs.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
ELECTIONS TO THE
 ELIHU CLUB AT VALE
Spencer PumpelIy, the Baseball Play
 CT, Declined Election.

New Haven, Conn, May 25.-EIec- tions to the Elihu club. senior hon.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

Manfred A. PalSas, representing &he American LaFrance Fire Engine com pany, was in Westerly, Thursday. en- deavorlng to interest the c6anmittee of the Westerly Fire district, Charles J. Butler, Chief Samuel c. Cottrell and Everett Barnes. in the apparatus he represented. as the best for the district
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

L. w. CARROLL 6 SON. Norwich w. KINGSLEY G SON. Plainfield
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&riegserfldrung Der propiioriIten
3eqieruhg @rlehenlanOs, on 0eren
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pier, oos teine 2tutmort erforbert.
ObQlei6 mir pon ibr teine Roti3
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3entrolmdfte, oeren 2tbrsiTe Die vi,
liierten bon GriehenIdno forberten,
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8opaIa eingetroffen.
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england lOicOermn ongegriIlen.
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gen, Reparoturen 3u madden. Dos
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Ter iehr gering iit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03
6iiflt1tslos.
GnglanO Derweiaert li6crcs
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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03
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nm iid uui jelueu Nopen IN NerIm
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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03
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auf S{uart;.
SaifiGl Gbi6nabuas Swcifelbaft.

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9egen Suore3 morEhieren.
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Deretnigen.
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8ilio Gus Gbibuobua SurijdgpI6la=
gen iporOen Die @erbinbung nit
Suorea i1t unterbrD6en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03
Sn Nfrifa.
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cuf. i1eber.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03
9NieOcr .ieMteamlpalt.
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9jorf nieoer.

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les Gpons 5ugbes, Der repu6iitani=
Ire @e9snllnoioat oes 4rdFoeu!en
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Rem Yort Hi5cgrlailea wilD. Gr
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Rem gott nomlnIert !purDG
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03
@cittrOnt.
Nlliierte itbeIneu meme SnenIiue
n0r5ubercItcn.
gaiieu SrOmmelfeuer Ipieleu.

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nod SopUiQc. Gle ber6dltmsnldBiae
9}ube, lUcldle cine 3eit luuq an Der
Meltiront berrifte, iheint 0urd} cine
ncue GfieniiUe Der 9laiicrtcn inter.
broden 5u pcr0eu, meldle entlpe0er
0eutidle aroiie BON Der Connie ab.
Ienfeu loQ o0cr Die &erleQunq Oes
@mptongrifie5 uad) elmer on0eren
Steae Der sSrout beoeutet
9ei @rmentieres un0 0itlih bon
arras itBen Die @ritcu Sonntaq
IroumcIieucr ipielenr luie c5 Nm.
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oasialbe toten Die 6ranjoieu in Der
Geaeuo ucu ct. Ylibiel, iuolih Don
&erouu. &eioe Seiten MAIDEN ge-
poltiane 9iefognos3 3,erlmqeu. mas
betm mo0erncu 0rabcufrlea in Der
2eiie 9eidieut. ooB gr0Bere abiei-
iunIen plotljh norJreten, nm @e-
ranQene 3u mohCu mo 0o0Irdl Die
1blIdltcn 0cs 5caners 5l erfuu0eu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03

uIS 0ic nnucrglCidiidlCu Gicgc Der
bcntiden &crbhuOeteu IN Der NuI
ludlei uuo lire glcidjcilioc pca
rcidle &crtcl6ignHg acgrn Oic iCinO-
lidDcu NIancm an alien 6rUutcu.
Sic miIitdriidc Ga0c auOcrt iidl
uun 5tn0c 45u StnnOc. 9aicioO-
itOpartig jitben itiinOIidl ucnr
2ilOrr om 0tiitf0tu 2inoc Oc9 Sc'
rbadltcrv nUriibcr 0iHmal NIT oic iliC.
gsuSrn 0aGuru ans DEN &iebcrm.
gen Ocr 2onan gen %ufarcIt UOr.
rHfcnOcu Srnppcn AliadcncnS,
0ann bic mtcr Dem &rullcn OCr
WcidllibC ans orn 3iaiicn i'm 9lor.
NCn III Die G6cnc it'd craicHenNcu
.0!diiru scr UcrbHn0ctCn 6alfcns
lagu2lrmcc Su Der W!iHc, ucit.
lid UOu Snfareit trciicn ddl bic
2llniien nno innYdrmcn micOcr ans;
md nlcu 9iidtuHgcn 6n8 %nnb
ourdlicncno
6Ir Die icrnrrc 0ntUidluna Der
militariidrn gage III ocr 3uiam,
mcn6rud 6cr rumGulidlcn 9IOros
frout 0ou Der grOhtcn gSidlfiatcit,
ilc lit iU10r cine %orbcOiugnng ocr
crfulgreidcu GeidJicfnng &ufarcitS
rom ylOrOcn, lucun cine lOIdDe n0.
tia iriu ioltc. SdJon om Goun.
tag 6cfan0 iidl bnS gnn5e gIlt-Eal
in Den SduOcn oCr Sic9er. Dies 1T
nleidbe0entenO nit Der SatiadC,
onI iidl 0ie Sabn non !6crmnuns
ltnSt hurdl Den Rotcuturm gnl,
hnrdJ 9iumduicn onrd) bis 5ur 90.
nan nnN bon bort ourd @ulaaricn
nadl SOnltnntiuopcl inter Der SION.
trOIle Der Oeutiden &er6lnoetcn
heiinOct, cine iucitere Storfnnq Der
&er6inonng 5uildleu Berlin mn6
Stnmbnl, bic oic 5alouifi GrpeOi.
tim UcrbiuOcrn iollte. llnS i'm.
mer itarfer nod miro Die Scr.
hinonnq lueroea, ic mciter On8
oentidlc Seer uadl Gftcn purrnd..
tSeitcru mu,ue 6ercit8 6as 5opO.
lo9'S0l crrCidlt, nur nod - AiIo.
meter iiioru1'tidl Oou @nmpngnu0,
bem Centrum nnb ocm acrnc Der
rumGniidJen Steiluna Die Jest nni
oaS cruitciic beOroGt nuO nidt mcbr
5n baltcn lit, 2o5 Gn0e Der IN.
mauiidlcn giorofront it ihnclcr
atfommcn, ais mon Sad)tc.
,Sm gnfarCit }Ibidniit 1T 9iOiimi
I Ger auotcnpnnft Der uon Snta;cit
mad ErioUn uuo Bon Gampd.2uug
,ur Conan iHlrcuocu GnDn, nc.
nommcu uorOcn. Sciu Snll mar
nnurrmcioiih acwOrocn, nadlOcnt
6as ia0oihid acIcacnc 2Ilcrauoria
acnOmmcn nuo 6al}cn1agus aO-
/ lonncu ami Der u0rolidlitcu Garol-
. lflc poritieRcu
yin 6cr Nlolonn 6rout Gcrriht
8u0c. 60 ocutidcrieit9 cin Gard
6rnA I'm Fororn acpInaf oorr Oh
man 6ic 2ln5roiluuo Der rniilidlru-
mdniidlcu Sgaat pHn SH5tn her
6ea51diiai. ia 6cmc ugd, rufiar.
2as cine nug it i4lcr. oic rama.
piidc Noyov1froui iu:.o iaiam.
lacufraGcn wjr 0is rnmaaidl
Huroirout ocnn oard Ncr { c9cs
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03
Nmf 0eraros Nnrcgmmg.
Soc 9lugeles innmelt fir oeutihc
2SItluen uuD 20aiieH.

Cos 2lugeles, GuI., -. Nopember
2lui 9lnrcglu0 oe5' 8otiAoitcrs
@erar0 bat clu &omitee IN SilofnIi.
loruien iilr oic gSitlpen mo Naiicu
2cutidlanO5 umo Miner &erbiiuoetcu
&cl0er geouneIt Ger @orlibenoC
ces aomitcc5. &atter Borolpca,
boiit, Dem 8otihafter Dor iciner
A6reiie nod Berlin $25. 900 iiber.
ienoen 3u tonueu. 9ilrger bon Sos
}lugele9 boben $4,000 ge3cithnet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03

- 2e5R 9.osent Qebnsr66buuq eyz
halten 2,200 QE5siter. meIte in ben
8adTlmol' 'rIUHgreicr pon 1u1uito,
Ga. 5s4lftt3t iia0.
2ie s5aiel 5af0uisn If. pie
Gus Rom genei0et pjrD. 3og eiHem
Orion 5tlmasiudt norDeH, 0eE sroBs
&erEiiijungsn onrItite.e.