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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-26

ipie er 9sriiiiluaspotiere eeiiobIcn
uno BON ieiner alniiegenpiien ob.
gei1rieben babe. Or babe ieoermnuil
heitobIen, fiir Den er arbeitete,. iiio
babe aud, ieinell 9iitiilOenten IN Der
llnireriitdt glnn sIrbor geIb entrucn.
Set. @r errot9etr, aIs er BON ieinen
gsfapaben in ieinen Sntoenteniabrcn
er51bIte.
gsabrenb ieines criten Snbres IN
Der llniperiitGt bobe er @etrdge III
ciner @eiamnttiumine BON $500 ent.
wenbet. Spdter lei cr ipeeen Oieb.
itabIs BON Der 5roterllitdt aus9eifIoi.
len, aber in ieiilem IeBten Sabre n!e.
Ger arigeuoumen pornen.
8ulest babe or, obsleih nid't reli.
gios angeIegt, bic stride beiuht iinb
ip1brenb oieicr Seit oenn aud ni6t
metr eeitohlen. go9. ieiner College.
3eit babe er OIL Der ltliperiitdt Goin.
burg in SdottIanb einen ipe5ieIlen
alirius abiolDieri. 9on bort aus ging
er mad 'Siibafrita, mo er fir eine
Sirma mir sabudr5tIife apparate
reiite. Syn eriten Sabre babe er ieiner
ssirma $500 geitoblen un0 Den De.
trag ipdbreno Der nad]iten bier Sabre
iebcs Sabr erbobt.
Bon Siibairifa febrfe Wdite nod
cen Ser. Staater 5ariif uno Iebte
bann in @rano Gapios, Wid., no er
boIe SrGuIein BED ben Sol mad.e,
oeren SanliIie ibn iebr freiiuOlib en-
piansen babe. Spdter babe er bic 30.
mile in @alm geaA getroifen, uro
fort babe SrdiiIein ped eingeipiltigt,
i'm gu beiratben. Or errotbete, als or
5usab, oan1aIs $40 aus Der @orie fer
ner sufiinftigen Sfnuiegernnitter emf
iperoet 5ii haben.
Spdter babe er ii1 NIT ieiner iiil.
gen Srau IN 9tGu yorf niebergelGi.
zen, mo er Die @efmnntid,nft Don
Sr1uIein antberine gsed, Der Sante
ieiner Gnitiu, iIladJte, Die ibnr
iebr sugetban serueien iei. ct.
Iide @lonote nod ieiner Seirptb ba5e
tic ibm $4,000 segeben, mn oiele
SunlIne fir iie nriSuIegerl, iino ipdter
tpcitere $4,000. Bon bieiem @elOe
babe er nber nid)ts geifohIen.
sll5 Der @eriftsDof iib nm $50
llbr am @beno pertapte, befino iid
Baite nod auf oer Seugenitaiib inio
8iifter Sbearn fiinbisfe ail, bag Die
@erbonolung Inn 8 llbr iortgeiest
tperben ,piirbe.
ssn Der g!beil6iibiiug eronblte Der
slngeflngie, I'M Su seiseit, onB &c
nift Slirehninssidhig geiueien lei II.
oab er mib periuflt babe, bic reite
Gante ieiiier Goitin. bic feline @oI,l.
tIdterin gepeien D1r. iuitteIs gn0il.
len aus Der gSeIt 81 M,niien.
Seiner eigenen Jrdu babe er, 10
ingte @aite, ihon Dor Der Seirotb in
elmer Speiie senlnblenes @las unb
ipdter, ip1brenb er 9nftericlogie itr.
oirte, SDptus-9asiIlen perdbreidt
Sbrer weiitter babe er pom erIten
Tage an, nadoem iie In 9leIp Dcrt
angefonllnen mar, Ippbiis., 9ipbtbe-
ritis. nn6 an6ere ga5iIleu beieebrnf)t
un6 bel ieinem Gfapiegerpoter babe
or in Der giaft, eIle oieier iinrb, Gbio.
roform argeiuatSt.
Damn ersdblte @oite, pie er Grdli
Sartons petannti4ait rIasts ,siso
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-26

is Sabre aite Sofisr BON grau alnna
Collins nurbe bier am Wliiirot
2ibenb iobi m ibrtm Ssim dufsefuns
ben, unb btr 19idbrise Sad arms
iitone bsidnute am Gonneriiug. oab
er lie in Der eifsrfu4t erDiirgt babe.
Rsben bsm junsen gurfGsn ipnrbe
cine 2uiif NIT Gift sefunotn. has er.
ME er iasis. su ii4 81 ntbmu b.abs
fihtisis; aber Der Muib bosu III ibm
5ulebt tnifolfen. CT bate Deriuht,
bic aiebi6afi nit bsm Rdbten fort
5ufsb,n, nadbem bisi,s feinr iibsrS
briiiIie gsrorber mar. Grnu Gcls
Inns fdnb ibre gcdisr in sinsm uns
bsniibtsu. BON oubsn psrfdluifsnsn
3immer auf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-26

Deitpeife mar ih 10 fdpdd. bab i'd
faum auf ben Jiibsn ftrben ionnte
nnb i'd fab boblGusis aus uno msine
0autfdrbe mar selb. SEPT babe i4
eine CUTE Jarbe unO bin in ieoer Deiie
beHer. Sd tann meine grbeit obn.
6hmeraen perri6ten. Sd beute es 1T
bic bette Mebi5in Der DeIt fir Sra.
genIeiben bon Trduen." - Grau
He1Ite militia ms, 81 Wsf 8.
Gtrabe, gleip Nlbanb, Sub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-26

- Yolt5eI6ef Otltler DON Wns
pmins erfuhts Die poli5et BON 5a4
milton na9 benz Disb eines in
@pomins seitoblenen Bgsps gu
fabn6en.
Grdulein 2Intoinetts Jlais,
9o9ter BON Ssrrn U. Jlaig an glins
ton Ipenue, lpel9e am. q. Stunt nit
5errn Soc 9iintelmann in Der ct.
Innd airde ebeli6 perburben pers
ben ipirb, fpurbs BON elmer qnaabl
BON Jreunben aufs angenebuIite iibers
raftt unb prGdtis befdentt. Inter
ben @diten befanben iih bic 5rdus
lein Matbilbe Jiiriid. emma Jiiriit.
Soma 8isborf, Morp Sdep, JlDrence
Jeberle, Warp 2obmar, Uaartba Sid,
Rpfe 2ublmanu, Utinnis Behrens,
9ilba 9utten, Gliie Sapben, Warp
Gluis, ssrau Sintel, unb bic 9erren
Soc 5iintelmuHn. 2aprenee GIais
uno glubreD Slaig.
0rau Sauie Irmtruf, @attin
BON Ssrrn Intpn Irmbruit Don go.
1913 Rpb 4penue, itar6 I'm 9eim ibs
rer Mlutter in gli5ab.tbtopn I'M Ils
fer Don 81 Sabrsn. Mubsr ibrer
SHUTTER pirb iie aud iibsrIebt Don
brei aeinbern.
Otto Martin ipurbe ipegen ans
gebliher prelIerei gu einsn Strafaufs
entbalt i'm Irbeitsbaus DerurtbeiIt.
- gbitb Rob reidte geirern gegen
Gbpin Hpb eine S6eibu11gstlage Elm,
IN tpel9er iie llnterbaltspIpeiueruns
eeltenb ma9t unb ungiebt, baB lie es@
afpunsen seipefen iei, ibr Brob felbit
gu perbienen. 9lu9 iei iHr @atte oem
Srunte ergeben unb babe iie 10 fhls6t
bebanbelt, bag lie genDf)ist geapeien
ieiL ibn gu perlaiien.
Oas @rubbsegu.lep Camp Der
9eteranen bes fpanii9en arieses bat
bic 8orbereitunsen fir bic parabe
am Srdberihmiidus!gstag l,rnbiat.
Die Seier auf benz GJreenpopb ssriebs
1of finbet unier ben @uipi;ien beg
Wesel Compton ppjteu BEG q. ".
R. itatt.
= Grau 20. Rpbb bon. WtioSlsz
tDpn rpurbe ins Msmp S'Gpital se<
bradt, I'm iib einsr OPERATION gu
untersie6en.
- RongreBgitslisb Barren 9arb
Don Samiltp1 ainbigt formeG feline
RanOibatur fir Wiet ,erpabt an.
= Or. 6. .. Sp ltb, gatteriolose
Der itaatlnhen 9efu abbeitsbebGrbe BON
&entudp, hislt am gsittpp6 glatmits
tag DOT benz 9srt anb Der aerate bon
gutIsr GouHtp cir I'm 9prtras ii6er bds
5bema: rgelIaar a unb ber Spots
Murm". gr nj ,s I ,uf bic Gefuhr ber
9nfpaeHtett btnr 9epohnern Der
Counties Sadfoa. glcgraden unb
8reatbitt, RenhAn in Der Gtabt
9anliltnn hin ba 4 ut fdmmtIi1e Be-
po1ner Jersr @oufn ies mehr obsr nee
niger nit benz Sn ,tsgDurm be6aftei
1eten. Css fpiirae I sftseftellt, bub bic
groBteS An5aFf ber in 6amiltDn mob
Isncen 3tntEfifs aus genanntsu
Counties itannnf @ :.
- Sad Iol' 6e It DON Der Ueafor
Roab uns syre III afops Gansiber por
Der 9serfittb pite melbstet Der 90
I'5et. oaB ih' zen b,iben cine srobe 4n'
,dhk BON 8 ibneril geftpblen purbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-26

men, mar ih mi.
'Dpspepiia uno niss
Der b 7 il d n b E n
S4mer5en imRits
fen unb ben Ssiten
geplagt. uno na9=
bem ih m e | n c
WaablSsiten einse=
nommei, bate i4
foI9 ftarte9lGbuns
gen in meinemulas
gen, RAP id faum
dtbmru fnur
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6 I'm @sabta nten.

aeltsrs 1 RoIlege- !. 3. Sie fnb
ulfo feii entfhloiferr syrdulein Wind
5a beI hnfben9 - Rd meinsftpegen;
dbsr e A lag Shueu i'm, poralis, Sic
xbsGs Al sapisaes.-
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i3n uermietben--3immer.


9fer er-iTn stptiien sicf. eeibcs
gia6sHiraeeH go. $50 ffi eibertr erabs.
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gteMcraaljIer,SSereiii. eiii.

Tirettorenpabl bsute sipiidsn 3
unb s ll6r. gds Court unb Dalnut
Strabe. Grempldre ber fcebeu trs
f4i,nenen 9arpaners RsDisip iinb tag
lid, in Der Office gu bnben.
u. Rieman, prdiibent.
5reb, CUTE, Geiretdr.
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Dor elm ariessserid)t
@erben renittn.e Tli'lio
foIbdttn bon 1srasgs
ifeIIt perben.

Wafaineton, %. Wloi. -
RriesEistrstar Batter Bat, i'm Wibtrs
fpru9 NIT feinsr anf6nglittn Gnss
idsibuna, am 1pnn,rIias anotfiin.
bisi. bab bic 116 Ulitsliettr Der mi.
lis BON Esrns. ipslds Ef iptigsrttn,
ii9 fir bsnBuHbespitnit sinmuiisrn III
laHsn. intsr ben s,senBdrtissn 0s.
feb f0fori Dor eiu arirssssrif. az
itslli ipsresn ipiirbsn. Gr battle srit
bedbiifiiet gebnbi, bic unierseid5.
nuns bes neiitil Mili5 gsfsbes burd5
bsif prdiibsnien ab3upnrisn, Inn inter
beiTen gsrfiisungsu gsssn bk asuis
DOr5ustheH.
gleben ber c5eOddtnibfunit iclife
nlan6ninI bic ai,uit Des werceIjsil6
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bic in ben Gpnntassidulrdumen se>
sebsn pirb. Jiir aartenfreunbe 1T
iibrigsns auet Elm Gu9re arransirt.
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.glnseieen.
Il. 8. st. 80,
tinabtdnsisfr rrben btr ylDttmaHntr.

anniffie gsgfnmmlnns bes neuen SicEnmes
nnbei ben.e, 5reiidp. 20. wlui. abenbs ubr.
I'm Tsuiiten klub. 1909 1nlrui Strv tlnff;.
arbrem ntsbtL Hrdi.
Nug. Gtetubd6, Sfir. l.
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pm perfamFen - SanIer.
3n perfanieu--sR5beIn.

M SbeIii-Gire blbfbe feioenGbersppene
gnrlorsgerniinr aus bHnffem g2dnubbcf3.
9 Sti6e. 9atsnfraeeE 700 u. 0. eirabe. !.
Siod. oos
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6amiltDn.

- poliseidef 0iitIer bon nm
pmins erfu6ts Die poIi5et BON 9as
milton na9 benz Disb eines in
@poming seitobIenen Blgsps gu
fabnben.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-20

This was the point on which hinged
the decision that they had not been
married according to the full prOvis-
ions OF the law.
The ceremony was performed in
HobolIen. Sept. I. 1911. In the follow
ing January the chorus girl instituted
n suit to annul the marriage. on Jan.
IL. 1912. the report OF n referee rec
ommeudinE that the marriage be an
nulled was approved. Until very re-
Gently. as The World told exclusively
last Monday morning, that decision
seemed 20 be satisfactory md II is ru-
mored that the reason for the new ac-
ton. with the same person rs plain
tin. Is more or less connected with n
desire by the former figure in the tout
ensemble to again plunge into matri-
mony with a different partner. and
fears the error in testimony may have
clCuded the record.
While former State Senator Edgar
T. Bracket OF Saratoga Springs r. the
recorded attorney for the plaintiff. Il
is understood she has been in fire.
uuent consultation here with n Gr-
mer lawyer. He was with her two
hours Friday at her home. No. 30
West Fifty-ninth street. She has an
apartment there on the third floor. In
the name slot in the vestihule IS n
card bearing the beforehand after
names. Mrs. Ream and Miss Pendle-
ton.
A World reporter who called there
yesterday was informed by the young
woman's servant, who said Il without
n smile. that the former chorus girl
no longer lived there
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-20
LAST DAY OF WINTER.
Two Feet of Snow on the Level, Ice
16 Inches Thick.

AS an act of writing into the rec
ord something relative to the wealth
err of March. 1915, for the benefit of
%aarchers after weather lore years
hence, this item is produced The
main thing to be recorded is that the
saying there are no such hard
tinters as used to be- is hereafter to
be regarded by this generation as pure
buncombe March has denonstrat-
ed thoroughly. persistently and with
out mercy that in this twentieth cen
fury in New England all old stunts
can be duplicated if not surpassed.
Even the old-timers admit it. freely.
and without reserve. When, on the
last day of winter, roads are buried
under more than TWO feet of snow on
the level with drifts six and seven
feet high on country roads, and ponds
are covered with ice Is inches in
thickness in some localities, here
abouts, there is little that past win
ters have done to take away anything
from the record of extreme severity
that February and March, 1916, are
hanging up.
Missionary Society Officers.
The following officers of the Wo-
mans Missionary societies of the Bap-
fist churches have been elected: Pres
ident, Mrs. F'rark T. Preston; vice
president, Mrs E. H. Hammett. seq
urer, Miss Lizzie Trip; collector
Mrs. Daniel Spalding: chairman of
programme committee, Mrs. W. D
Swaffield.
Sirthday Party For Charles r. l.
Hutchins.
Ten little friends of Charles Ross
! larkin Hutchins, son of Mr. and Mrs
| Charles B. Hutchins of East Frank.
| lin street, gathered at his home or
| ST. Patricll's day to observe his third
| anniversary at a neighborhood party
Games were played and refreshment.
served, the table being prettily ar.
| ranged with green streamers and
| other decC~~ions suggestive of the
| day on which the birthday came
| Master Hutchins received many pref
ty gifts, including books, money anC
| a Bible
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-20

Wood. He was formerly a pastor Of
the Advent church in this place and
will be remembered by residents of 35
years ago in Danielson. He leaves his
wife, who was a sister of Mrs. Zurial
Arnold of this place, and a son, A. S.
DocEham, Cotton. Cal.
Allen 7. Smith.
At his home in the eastern part of
the town funeral services were held
Saturday afternoon for Allen T. Smith,
Rev. E. A. Legg of the Danielson
Methodist church officiating. The bear
ers were tire enephews, Ray, Clarence
and Asa Smith, and a cousin, Jesse
Smith, all of East tiIlingly. The body
was placed in the receiving vault at the
East Killingly cemetery. A F, Wood
was in charge of the funeral arrange
ments.
Henry n. Geer.
The funeral of Henry H. Geer was
held from his home on Furnace street
Saturday afternoon, with funeral ser
vices conducted by Rev. W. D. Swat
field at the Baptist church at 100 The
service was attended by many rela-
tives and friends, including a delega-
ton from McGregor post, G. A. R.
Burial was in Westfeld cemetery. The
bearers were William Reach, A E.
Mech, Frederick Kies, Frank Stinson,
Hiram S. Franklin and Frederick
Warren. Louis E. Kennedy was the
funeralsdirector. y
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-20
SHORT CALENDAR SESSION
At Putnam Tuesday-Judue Howard
L. Curtis to Preside in Superior


The superior court for windham
county viii come in at Putnam for
short calendar and assignment Of
cases Tuesday, March p, at 1890 a.
m, judge Howard J. Curtis on the
bench. The short calendar list:
John ;. Soderberg vs.. Hugh Cor
man, Ann Marpmann VS.. Herman w.
Herman ". Marpmann, ct ais. Town
of Brooklyn VS.. George W. EASEMENT.
John II. Geeson vs.. Laura =. Ellison,
UnContested DivorCes-NIary ]. Ba-
ker VS.. Lewis \. Baker. Myrtle May
KnOwlton VS.. Arthur Guy knowlton.
Trial List to Court.
Levine & English vs.. Frank E Mil
Ter, ct uX, Celia NJ. Dolin vs.. Frank
J.. Miller, Ct ux, Ethel Still VS.. How
ard N. StiI. The Jordan Auto Co. vs..
Stanton L. Briggs.
To Jury.
Martha r. Wilcox, trus. VS.. Lawton
Mills Corp, Stephen NJ. Coffee vs.. Ar
thur ]. Lathrop, Amos NJ. Paine vs..
Charles II. Nelson, Washington Ce-
dar 6, Fir Products Co. vs.. Joseph II
Elliott. Ruth A. g. Lovenburg vs.
Gustave Peterson. Rena NJ. Young. ct
from probate. Hilda Hiballka VS.. John
Z. Peal. J. Arthur Atwood VS.. y. Y.
" II. & H. r. r. Co, Geo. a. Pratt
VS.. y. Y, y. II. & II. r. Z. Co. Dona
Coderre VS.. George c. POtvin, VIM
E. Jackson VS.. Earl c. Miller.
Assignments
LIST March 2lst, Tuesday. Phebe Bou-
tin VS.. Mary Hardwick; End March
21st. Tuesday Town of Killingly VS.
| Bryan F.. Mahan; 3rd March 81, Tues
| day, Elizabeth 3. Gardner VS.. Carrie
F. Cooper ct al: 1st March 22nd
Wednesday. George r. Bliven VS.. Eli.
IN \. Tillinghast; End March 22nd
Wednesday, T. L. Hopkins vs.. Will.
Bartlett ct all Srd March 22nd, Wed.
| nesday, Dechand Nicholas ct al VS.
| Chaffee Bros. Co: LIST March 23rd
| Thursday, William Z. I4aBelle VS.
| Shore Line Electric Railway Co.: 2nC
| March 23rd, Thursday. William Pc,
/ quckette VS.. John Phillips: 3rd Marcel
/ 23rd, Thursday, Mary a. Nichols, e
| al, executors VS.. Antonio Vito.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-20
NOTICE
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.

The LEGAL voters OF the Town OF
Sprague. safe OF Connecticut. are
hereby notified TO meet in the Town
Hall In said Town At a special town
meeting on Friday. March cath. at 7
p m The objects for which this meet
ing is called are to authorize the Issue
OF bonds by this Town TO the amount
OF $4,000. and TO provide for the date
OF maturity from the term OF said bonds
and the manner OF issuing the same,
and to take any steps which may be
necessary or desirable in regard to
such issues Of bonds.
Dated at SpraEue. Conn. the 18th day
Of March. 1916.
RAYNTOS ]. JODOTN,
ARTHUR ROY.
JOHN q. STEVENS.
Seiectms OF the Town OF SpraguA
maj
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-20

Sundays New York World said:
PAPERS in a motion to reopen the
proceedings which annulled the early
morning marriage of Louis Marshall
Ream, son of the late Norman i.
Ream, a millionaire, and Eleanor Pen
dleton Davidson, once a chorus girl,
were served on Mr.. Ream at his home
in Thompson. Conn, Friday.
It is understood that, accompanying
the motion is an affidavit by the
young woman, asserting that she err
red in that part of her testimony in
the annulment suit in which she said
no license for the marriage had been
procured. She now swears, II is said.
that. She and. Mr.. Ream- got a. license.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-20
NOTICE

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
The Deacons and Members of Aft-
Calvary Baptist Church. ss High St.
ask the parties who took. without
leave. the u glasses from the com
munion service and 4 number OF the
church hymnals and choir singing
books to please return them and no
questions viii be asked The articles
have been taken since the pulpit was
vacated. Jan. Is. 1916
The Emmanuel Missionary Society g
no longer IN auxiliary TO the ut. Cal
vary Baptist church.
CHURCH CLERK A DRURY.
NnEMLcn. Mlr.- L.. lalE.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-20
DEBT REDUCED $4,000.
Annual Borough Reports Will Show
Substant Decrease.

Annual reports of the borough will
show that the indebtedness has been
decreased during the past year by
about $4,000. The board of borough
officials has been favored with no ex-
traOrdinary expenses of administra-
ton such as has come in some 9TH
er years and the practice of economy
has made it possible to report a de-
crease in debt rather than an increase.
Indications are that the town reports
ut the end of the present business
year will also show a. substantial
reduction of the towns debt. which is
too high for a town with n grand list
no larger than that of Killingly.
Good Service-Slight Cost.
Danielson's day and night police pa
troll system, inaugurated December l.
is proving to be almost self supporting
in SO far as cost to the borough is
concerned. During the nearly four
months that il has been in opera
don the costs taxed up against Dris-
oners in the town court, taken with
the profit made from transferring
prisoners to the Jail has been suf-
fcient, with the weekly contributions
pledged by the merchants for door
latchiua service, to almost meet the
cost Ct paying two patrolmen who are
regularly on duty. It is said that
the police expense 70 the borough
since December I. for regular patrol
men, has been less than $50.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-20
EPISCOPAL MISSION CLOSES
Final Service at ST. Adams, With
Sermon by Rev. L. w. LinsleY and
Choir of 4o-WeeE a Great Success.

The mission for Episcopalians in
the parishes in DaniclsOn, Putnam,
Pomfret Brooklyn. and Plainfield
came to n close with a union service
at St. Adams church here Sunday
afternoon. The church was filed
nearly to capacity and there was a
choir of 30 voices, the singers repre-
sentative of the various interested
churches Clergymen from various
parishes were present, the sermon be-
Ing preached by Rev. :. w. Linsley
of Webster. The mission has been
very successful although severe wea-
thcr and difficulties OF travel over
snow-cholSed roads somewhat reduced
the attendance. 4 number who came
here for the Sunday afternoon SER
vice were obliged to make the trip in
big bob sleds.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-20
SCHOONER BLOWN oFFsHoRE
AS SHE NEARED VOYAGE END.
Abandoned After Being Buffeted by
Seas Several Days.

Halifax, n. S, March 19-The
schooner Advent, which was blown off,
shore on March 3 as she was about to
end her voyage to this port from Phila-
delphia, was abandoned several DAYS
later and her crew saved by a passing
vessel, according to advices received
here yesterday. The report came from
the captain of a steamer who stated
that the skipper of another steamer
asked him to inform the owners.
The Advent was PSI tons net burden
and hailed from Parreboro.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-20

warden and burEesses vas held in
Harry Elgart's Office Saturday even
ing.
Thomas 4. Day Of Salem was a
week and visitor in town.
John H. Sherman of Norwich was in
town Friday.
Supervisor John A. Young was in
New Haven Saturday, attending a
meeting of state supervisors.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-20

Mrs. w. I. Billiard has returned from
a visit in Boston.
Miss Emma Pilling and Luther
Pilling leave the latter part of the
week for a visit in Washington.
A. w. Williams will begin at once
the work Of organizing Danielson's
baseball team.
Frank F. Gardner of Morristown, N.
J., was a visitor with friends in Dan
ielson, Saturday.
Plans for several dwellings at In
dustrial place are being considered for
this summer by different Danielson
men.
Twelve Cylinder Car.
W. I. Billiards. new twelve cylinder
car has been received here, the first
car of the kind owned in Danielson.
Below Zero.
In Danielson Saturday morning at
$50 o'clock the temperature stood at
three degrees below zero.
Illustrated Lecture.
New Thoughts on an Old Problem
was the subject of an illustrated lee
ture at the union freewill w. c. T.
Il. meeting, at the Congregational
church Sunday evening.
The Usual Cause.
Judge W. F. Woodward presided at
session of the own court Satur-
day morning, when a prisoner was
fined for having been intoxicated.
Justice Clarence E. Crandall of
Brooklyn, presided at the hearing Of
civil case of a minor nature be-
tween a Brooklyn man and a poultry
dealer. in the office of Judgae A. g.
Bill.
Gordon A. Josnstone. who is agent
of one of the greatest textile plants
in the south, at Atlanta. Ga, made
q splendid showing for his company
during 1915.
Some further action relative to
| building a new. mill at Industrial
| place is expected to develop within
few days, when mill company off,
| Gals will be here again.
Digging Out Roads.
Gangs shoveling snow were out
| again Saturday cleaning out high
! ways drifted in again by the high
| winds of Friday Several roads were
| practically closed to travel until late
| Saturday.
Matched games of billiards anG
| pool are to be played at the Bohe.
| milan club rooms between members
early in ADriI
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-20
COLCHESTER

William H. Button was calling on
friends in North Westchester Satur-
day.
Services were held in the Episcopal
chapel Sunday afternoon at $50 o.
clock, Rev. Mr. Roosevelt officiating
Wooster Lodge, F. and A. NJ, held a
regular communication in Masonic
hall Friday evening.
A special meeting of the board of