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Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
TEACHERS AND OFFICERS.
To Have Supper Saturday Evening Next-other Comnittee Pians.

At z, recent meeting of the Sunday School committee of the ConKrega- : tional church it was decided to invite all the teachers in the Bibie school to attend a supper Saturday evening of this week in the gymnasium at e.so o'clock, to be followed by a teachers meeting in the church paricr for an hour
 The following committee were ap- pointed for the year:
 March II. Missionary concert, Del. ta Pi class. March, Teachers, and officers banquet, Alpha Delta class. May 13. Mothers day, Mrs. E. M. Warner, chairman, decorations. Sigma Beta class. Annual picnic, Kenneth Sharpe. Gilbert Perry, Miss M l.. War ren. Sept. 30. Rally day. Alpha Delta class. Nov. 12, Worlds Temporance Sunday, concert Welcome class. Christmas. Mrs. F. W. Barber. Mrs. H. c. Meinken, Miss B.. L. Sargent. Decorations, We Sisters class, Mrs. c. D. Sharpe's class.
 Writes From New Zealand.
 Attorney George B. Thayer of Hart ford has written from Wellington. New Zealand, an interesting article relating remarkable sights he saw on North Island, which seems always on the
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
OBITUARY.
Mrs. christine eiIehrist.

Mrs. Christine Gilchrist, 8s, mother of Mrs. N. M. Parker. died at their home here during Monday night. Mrs. GiIchrist has been a resident here for about four years. She was formerly of Nova Scotia and the body will be forwarded thereto Scotsburn. Pictou today. Miss Jeanette GiIchrist Is al- SO a daughter of the deceased.
 Lincoln Sunday Services.
 Next Sunday is to be observed at the Congregational church as Lincoln Memorial Sunday. with special opening exercises prepared by the American Missionary association.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07

ferty have been named as trustees o1 St. Marys parish.
 Mardi Gras Celebrations.
 French-speaking residents. of Put nam are making arrangements for q Mardi Gras celebration. There is al so to be a similar affair in North Grosvenordale, under the auspices of Companies A. and B of the fire de . partment.
 City Notes.
 Superintendent c. E. Child of the Congregational Bible school has ap- pointed Miss Marion Andem and Miss Liefa Clement a missionary committee for the year.
 Frank H. Cordier, who has been il; at his home for the past two weeks has recovered sufficiently to be out The pupils of St. Mary's Parochia; r school are rehearsing a play that they are to present the latter part of the month.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07

seint of hieving itself up." Attorney fAsyG r the fethir af Charles TiIl-
 He hes been Wae1d fraysies- for inc past tWe. daeAdee ana has written, a yemarRaoie eer3<a of articles coyerinr his Observations in many widely scat tered sections 6f the globe.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
SAae LArkAssy FINED s1oo. AisN eentsnsed e esx AeAsks ia Wor- esetsr Se~ss = eeepssticr-svoran esgnesnieh 6sss eJmitar 4esteaee.

red teRlknf, ss. who was in this city enA vicinity ifnkA q few days 70. has besa afFNwtsd in worcester and med &1en on .. ehAESa of praeticine medicinA illegally. LAplant was also ssnaeneo1 te esssN stx months in the honse cof1estf0H on . charge of lewd and laseivfo1s cafsabxtafion, sIad a, sim tiAf sentqnce was imposed on Edith Moore, 30. LapiAnt waA also charged with lareency. but this case was pIaced on hie.
 puuzs ths Astsr p.rt of Januar,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
wIrsIsss from Steamer New Vsrh.

New York, Feb. 6.-cable repOrtE from London advising the receipt Of wireless from the American liner New York, stating that she waB 700 miles on her way and clear of the war gone, were received today by the InteFna- tional Mercantile Marine. The New York with passengers and cargo left Liverpool.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07

Woodbury.-Ernest Lowe is spending 8 couple of days with his daughter, Mrs. H. F. Turner, of Dantsfson.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07

Ellinqton.-Mrs. D. G. Pease of FL lington is the guest of Mrs l.. ID. Nichols of Springfield, Mass
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
GEORGE C. GRANT Dnderfakas and EInhalIner g Proviaeoes ss. Taftyilie Prompt eesaafsss tc cay er nfght calls TslepAons eD& Agrtsaewysw1

THEHE Is as @dverttuAnm sneda,sm Bs Eastern Cpun@oe49ue eaual 0 m. &zt. Ee3R for 6ussn~mp ppmaasM
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07

In Cuba tobacco is planted, grown and harvested in 90 days.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
TO PACK UNIFORMS
Order Game to Capt. Withee, of 18th Company to Make Ready--Reeruits Coming In.

To Captain F. E. Withee, command ing the Thirteenth company. Coast Ar fillery corps. came orders Tuesday to
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
This Great Gar Leads All Sizes Because of It's Marvellous Motor

 II pd bt g he is hne Ghan OutOf Much
 
 
 
 
  tbeenW n adnI
  year npbhE  
   a o as hd andr f h
  laLd chs 
 Passenger Touring Car SepenP1 rConcrh emTH FuP Psenge ConvevnB CoupeSI f. o b.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
YANTIc

Friends ceEsbrats Birthday of Miss Anna Muckenstruna-Sterm Made Hard Travelling.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
Mardi eras Celebrations.

ferty have been named as trustees of St. Mary's parish.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07

Rev Charles F. Bedard announced that J. A. P. GaGne and William Raf-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-23
Oebmrten.

Scbn unb Wlap 9omIinfon, 2722
Glsnbpra apt., 8rnbe.
WiIliam uHo aHna Opereno. 1915
9ccaIt SirdBs. Dsdh6en.
Wiliam unb glnna Wliaer, 2732
Wafa9uietis 4ps.; Wdbhsn.
gnpnrb uHb simtlin 5ein3, 1905
6amiIton Npe.. anabe.
eeonarb unb Settle Wiuefeslo.
2o30 gine Strnbe. Ndc6en.
WnIier unb Si.lld S6mibt, 1902
gifbop Sirnbe. Wibnen.
6enrn rnb Wamie Seibsl, 1913
@nbs 6trnbe. WdodeH.
fsraut unb aouiie Blum, 938 Wc-
phsrion slps., Wioteu.
Rttolnns unb Nnna Vctl, 1109
6tit StrdBe. Rnabs.
GsrmGnn uno Wlartbd ptisrs.
g)oIi Aps., Wdh6sr.
Wiliam uno 4nna Wlittenborf,
2373 g6ifuidip GtrnBe. Gnnbe.
aibtrt unb aunn Sttt. 1882 Gars
ttnat g,ite, anabe.
Srtb. Enb Dlarp Hfsser, 1858
Etblsr 6Irnbs, Rdb9eA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-23
2lnr Streif
Sino apnonftenre uRS NDtprleute
Der Chic electric Gailipap.

Se9r tuliet fame Grfa5rungcn
madten Jeitern Gle gelpOblier Don
Ait. Sellt1p, Die nod GIneinHati
ncaten. Sie muBten ndHtlit, iuiern
ilr feine 6ubrlperfe beiabeu, oic
tStrede ocu Nt. I0ealtbp bis nad)
College Sia 5u SUP 5urildillegen, oa
Ger Setrie6 auf Der Ohio @lectrtt
RaiIpap p0lig eiugeiteat Doroen
mar.
Die 0pnSlfteure iuo Notorleuts
0ieicr 9inie ipareu .llmItt0 az oen
Streif geGangen uto Der Gttrteb auI
hieier 2inie ru5te 5ipiidcn Cincinnati,
S5andilton ulo Canton rnfolgeoeTen
pcQItdncig. 9luBereen naren Don bic
isr 8etriebseiniteluHg du9 be S!ra.
bentahnIinier in SantiIton iolpie oi
Sils ltn0 9oles Sinien in Gapton
tet-offen iporoen.
Ger 9lusitano mar Die 0olge o.c
@eigerung ser Seieaibaft einen
nid)t sur Union eehorigeu &oIIout
tclm 5ll eutlaiien. Ger 5etrefielIoe
Suntuftslr iuuroe, ME @ertreter Der
@eiaai6lft erfldlten, ocr etiua iDcl
Mcnaten bon unbefaHrteu BerloHct
iluftbar perpriipelt, lohaB CT lGngerc
3cit bettIdeerig fpar. gtat5 ieiHer @es
ncilug glng er wieoer ct Die &rbelt
mO 0dnn mltrOe pon ben uilIonilten
isirs GntlaifuHg geforosrt.
9lad) ser @eri;on Der Gertrcter Der
GeituIbaft 1T in oelr abfonrmen
5tuiIden Der Geieqidlnit ituo ibrcu
glngeiteQten Die '9eitiHruuna norges
Icbeil, oaB ulle NeiIuiugsperid9ic0eus
hcitcn aui idIieoSeeridtlid,em 2Sege
3u erIeoigen linb. Gieie 9eitiuurulns
qeu bdben nun RE gtngeitellten, ME
0!e Seieaihoit uerlitert, oollia ALI
Ber ant qclc.reu, phidlon Der betref=
fcnoe Sontraft nod elm sSobr gilItis
III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-23
Che. e.GrlanbnikiAein

IStrman 8udsr, q, RoripOob.
talma Iuebbermann, IS, Roripooo
J8ub 9a3lep, Al, 2odlaub.
tSuIis 9erea, AZ, aodlaHb.
Jpbilip 8. 5aas. %. 9aptOn, ..
tSanra Weisbenber, 20, l712 GS'
monbs Ctr.
|2lbe 6. Sslbman, 80, Bloomington
( Sainois.
lJsan AIoIf. q, II Wiaorio 4pd.tE
J2sfer s. 80. SeIbp. 25. college 9d
tRutb 4rgo, "a. College 9Ill.
)9arOlo e. Wiuis. %, 1857 Blair
( ApsHue.
tSbrs R. gitiuIou. ,27. 1886 9Hcr
glpenue.
jRuiislI R. aanquap, 81, 2Osaus.
I port, Sno.
Beatrice M. Sspbolb, 20, 1870 adir.
far aps.
JGbparo SEQ 8onbsrbaar, q, 34sC
I Spring 0rope ape.
lGracs 8. Wasnus. %, bessI.
! SOiepb 8. asmptOn. 80. 1917 Gsn=
(. tral 4pe.
lemma e.Striisr, 80, GbsrepGruoOs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-23
Gterblirbfeitsberitbf.

5bomas G'9eorp. 81, go 0alnut
Strabs; 3ubsrtuIoie.
Sopbia aentrup. "a, 2145 Sdrris
ion @pe.; @ebirri9Iag.
GOpnro aafttng, 80, 262 Sciptu
2tpe.; llufell.
Gmmo Gdfbruitb, 81, 9stbegba
Soipitul; 0er5Ieioeu.
SSatob Ceder. 60, 1909 Sarriiun
gbe.; 2urpeneut5iirbun9.
gilbert 2atprencs, 80, 424 6unt
StruBe; SubertuIOis.
Quurd 6ammer, AZ. 237 Sft RO.
dele Strabe; 8ebiruIhIng.
Catherine Waniru. SO, 944 glc.
p1erfon 2lpe.; Ser3Ieiber.
Clara WOran, 81, 1926 @me Ctr;
glutitur3.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-23

ipafSeu, 3usiioIib elmer iG6rlihcn
Sinsr1te pou 4 Brcjent. Sir Re-
stcritns56ono lit bic iida1ite aapis
taIsanLase in Der 8eIt; es lit geraoc
ic gut, ia 6eiier ais 9oar1nittel, %
Ger Hegier,ngsboro 3inieu tragt
uno lestere nidt. aeine anoere aaz
puulsanIase fonn nit einem ioIGeu
gono pereIihen per6en in 8egig an
Siterheit, ralc1en slu$taui6 gegen
gaorgeI6 uno rtnbeanitanbcte Cider
feii fiir OarIeben in ir9enteIner
!5auf in ben Ser. Staatln.
gu 2allisn6en irn9sn 6citdnotI
2a,te i'm Sd,at1ntte al, irle lie De-
FeeieriMg BEL Sieiem ariesc beIirn
fonner Srrc5 Die @uDer5ltng eines
Sreibsits6onos psrmag Elm Sober
biIfreid 3u iein. ssSene, eie nid;t aut
Dem Gf,lndtielo 81 SieneH rermogen,
t6nhen feine b0bere patriotIld,,
Wlidt erilllleu, oIs Der HegicrlnI1
lie trforoerIi6en 4fitteI gu I'riern,
Die uotbpenoig iino, I'M ulieren
topferen ScIoaien uno Seeleltten
rQe3 81 eeipdbren, 6eiien iie bebiirf'
icn. irm ibren 9rnft mn Stdrfe filr
pinen it'n'Ilen Sieg iiber !ltierc
,5eiurc Bu crrr6glihen.
@ir t15bfen, els aILereritcs, NJ
a'merifas pornebu.ite Hed,te, oa5
aeda iutbelaitigten un6 unbebiEoers
ten gerfebrs mlf ben Neereu, auf
Sub0ie gr3euguiiie iuiaer 6arrneu.
unierer 9ereiperfe l;n5 unieter ,Sus
briten nod oen Sdfen elmer ieOer ins
bcireunoeteu gsation Der gSelt libers
fi;hrt tperScn t6nnen. llniere @obEs
iGbrt ul> RroI2eritit als golf be-
rubt cuf uiierem 9ieht friehlidI.H
Ierfebrs nit alien Rationeu Der
@eIt 9ie 9er3idrleiitlrrg altf Oicie
Rehte Surd, 3uriidjiebrlng lIuierer
Stiiie lmo lrnieres Sali6els pom oen
Reeren Guf 9eiesl eincs Hlllituri'
iolen 1eiprteu in europa Di,roe ltrz
ierc 9'roiperitat pernidten urt6 llns
peil nno Grniebriglna lure oa5
anrerifaniide Solf be0eiIten."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-23
1emtibes 1beater.
Soppelgaiiipiel Gmislie SdJ0nielo
uno Wag SaniiA in Der
Cperetteupoiie olinitre Son
Suaus",

llnier 9citifes 9beater itelt i'm
3eidseu Der GaiinieIe, ON tonrnens
cen Sonntag perten mir taS Yer>
aniiaen baben, Die feide Soubrette
emile Sa)0nfeIb uno Den a,iSge5eidl'
netru SloHifer RaT Saniib IL
tslan3rollen 81 ie5en. Tas anEeror'
beirtIi9 beliebte aiinitlerpoar tot in
Cincinnati feline fiinitleriife IEdtig-
felt in slmerita begonnen uno ole
2beaterbeilrdjer BADEN bic bi'bidis
emile nit Dem 9eiregeerfaopiden
uidi per5eiien imo aiI6 Yiar Sonii i
0ralliid)c aomit Itebt nod III better
Grinneriing. Oas iIotte ScinngsitiIf
.llniere Gon ssumls~ lit 70 re6t oa5lI
angethan nah 6es 5ases Sait uro
Miibe einige pergniingtt Strnoen gu
bereiten 9ie Soubrette iino bic Aos
mifcr bcbcn oas Sort. 8iup Dieos
rib ipielt ben oIten Ton SSiiar
Sl,ipaIte uno fiibrt Die 6eeie - Butte
ois ge;iiietl Inter ieiner SeiiilnJ
ilerSen DIE biibihen Gbore. tie ilot'
len 3Gn3e unS oie idreioieen Goas
plets ms 9reffen aehibrt urS Die
ciisgcscidnete sioIlenbeicb:ug, Gli.
SdIminsGortp als Die fIeins gotntiH
.Hctbi". 9 aGiiIlerss sscbrieiuS oils Der
alte perliebte .NanraiiI' 9iid,. .2elid,,
giar SicrseHs. @iIlp garcr alS Die
Jhnsem 9on s,lans. SeIene aod nno
Sierra Mnpcr ole Die ii5ermiitbiaen
3odJtcr SdltpnIbes. bietet ole @arans
tic. SnS bos GalbIifrm am Scniltog
ni6,t MIR tiidItia lad)en miro. es bes
fcnlmt altd cine in ieber SeSietunJ
alte goriieIlung 5u ieben mo gu
brren.
eiHtriitsfdrten iino iebt ifon bel
Cob & 2afalrlp, sipothefe, gine uno
t2. StraBe, Sel. Canal 1917, ioIuir
Or ter gor Gfiiee Ses 8ranO Cpera
Souie. lei. Garal 401, gu baben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-23
lie Gublsnfrage.

0ie aoblcillitnation bdt li6 nm Elm
ipcuigeS gsbeiiart, peil ilifoIge Der
fi.nlilifen Grbobulg oes s3aiie-l.aus
oea, Die 6uE6 Ole ManniG aiten oes
@nnoesgenicfor2s, inter rer 2tihInI
pou Sbe-it Gaming $. Genb, berbels
aefiihrt lpurbe, es m0I!ih muroe,
etfDd 200 aobIeHbnrGen nit etpd
So ,0G0 SoruEen aobIen bierher5u'
brinasn. Cine psitere dbHIibe Sen'
eung pnb tinnsn psnigsn Sasen err
nartst.
Boupcrnerr Cor iuIa ecitaru
ffriftIih BEL giirgerineilter Eudt'
an, OBJ Mabnubmsn setrpffeu iporoey
jeicn, ben aIeirItouiisuenten nit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-23
@sdenbsridl. Ses eleinnodsitsamts.

Salrt Dem @ohenberitbt 5es iti6tis
ieen @eiinlobeitsaiirs tuuroen Wdbs
reno Der n6eelauienen SScd)e I6 sS1ae
ron aniiedenten arnnfbeiter uno IS
SoOesrdlle infolge FOLDER arantbeiien
eemeIoet, gegen 10 Griranflmgen
uno % 5ooesfilIe in Der earalleIs
tuome oes poriaen sSabres. slli Die
perlhieoencn arailfbeiten rrrtbeiIten
I'D, Die 51le ME folgt 1ipfiherltis,
27 grfr1nflmgeu uno en- Sooesiul !;
SdspinbiuGlt, 16 grfronfinaen unO
ii Gooesidae; sseiid)bliiten, 6 CIR
tra3Iingea uno elm 5ooeafnil !;
Sdarlad,fieber. ie Grfrnnflrseu: I:
aeoIern, 8 grfrnnfimgen; Ssiiiope.
ten uiio 5rafonn. je 5Iuei GrErnns
fuugeIl; 2ppblsfiebsr uito Hoie. je
cine grtrnntuus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-23

in oieien gadeten ettbaltenen 8oas
ren 81 uerfaufen. Or Duroe urltcr
$4,000 9iirsid)ait ben 9robgeidwc'
renen ii6ertuieien.
Sen 8roBgei6norenen tpllrbe
efcrfalS Der 20 Sabre alte SameS
SSn5Hion aus GIinttpOoo iiberruieien,
Der am Sanritaq in eiuem oerrltfenen
&auie Don ben Eeteftlpes gllcrreioer
uno SfluoebIe oerbaftet tpuroe, uafIs
oeru er iltb bort oils IetefiIt serirt
bate 2n oem 8crbaiieten uurNen
elm ScOtidddger iopie Elm 2I63eiden
riit Der lSni6rift .Gbiei OF 0etets
tioes" geIllnoen.
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Sinh sranen uun Slutur Ocr5ast?

Obgleidb es SSrmten gibt, Die forts
ndbreno per5agt uuo nieOerscidIa.
gen 5u ieiu iteinen lmo imnter n
gelS Elm NtiBgeidad erudrten, it
eies ood Der Hatilrlide ;3llirauo Der
5raI nitt. Solte llnq!ildltd'en lei
ben OH kfpuher @eiuuNbeit. lluO cir
ouormaler ,3uitunb ocs aorperip'
itelus Gitsert lid in gteruolt'
tat, SdhaiIoiigteit, Riidepitmer5en.
9opnDch AHo 9erjaatbeit.
@erm aae lei0eHoeu 5ralleu gepii.
ienhaftcn @ebralt6 BON ienem boz.
iiigIiben 5rauensSeiImittel, spoia
Is. gintbum's gegetable COMPOUND,
MAIDEN wiiroeH, mare Denia llriohe
5u Der sSrose norbanoen, Oh Srolcn
BON g2atlsr oer5agt iira
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-23

SohIen gu reriorgen ,lr5 ecr 8ii1ser.
mctiter fGrbte unper5iigIib eiu ants
mol tidrcifcu, IN pcIdein er ali ore
uerid)ieoeuen aoufe-eBcu mics, OIe
er in Der Iestcn 3eit NIT ben SobIins
bd1IoIern celiobt mo 5etoutc. ouB
ole itootiifen 9eb0roen alles in III
Ter ardit Stebeuoe tbun piirOen, uul
ben fIcinen Nanu nit 4e5ug alii Die
So1lenIieferunaen I'll If,use..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-23
SanbiSaten
Sat SuiineR @en's Glub fir Siref'
toreuipabl anfgeitellt.

Ter gaftnes @1en's Club BOT fin
bic TireftorenmabI, bic am l3. 0o'
perrber itattfinoet, Die folgenOen adj
amrSioatcn miigeiteIlt:: B. z. Gm.
mes, Robert Wlegpillep, artbnr y.
RorgaH'ir.. gS. .. 9siron, Robett q.
yogue, 9taIpp u. Gingle, y. y.
SuttIe u,ih u. 8. Bbitafer.
son oieien aanoioaten iinb bier 81
ertuabIen ino bas BabIetg.bnib miro
ge.egentlid Der Sabresperianimlimg
oes aIitbs, bie ON 9ItenO oes IL. 9ics
Dei.iber itattfinoet. betam1tgegcbell
iperben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-23
Sbren SranSpunSeu erleacn.

Die rs Sabre alte ;Srau 9iiefc
Ste;iter. Don No. 422 gfeuOira RooN,
itur6 gei!ern gtafmittag i'm itdoti'
.ifen ooipitdI an 9ronbpunNen bis
lie lid geiteru Sormittaa in ibrer
@obuitng 5uge5ogtr Dnttt ais ilr
aIeio oil einem 8asoien Seuer finJ
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Giaarreu.

Charles unb gtbsl Reuter, 961
Clinton StraBe. anabe.
5rant uno S.rsIe Sdrpein. 6514
Wabtion Rodb, Mdb6sr,
Wiliam unb Bertha 4lI.nber, 1870
i5retmun aDe.. Mdb9en.
Geparo uno Sardb Obeubed, 2eS1
llinhen 2lpt., R1bfen.
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slus bcm Sysunt5ipalserid,t

Charles aeap befaniIte iib geiteru
nor 0ii6ier sllerairber idHlIois, Der
sIcants Grpreb Gompanp bier Iofete
scitOeleu uiIS beriud,t gu Dabert oie
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-16
Large Power Plant For Thamesvi||e
Eastern Connecticut Power Company Will Generate Electric iy for the New shipyard at Croton-Air Power Fly draulic and Bundy Hill Privileges Quinebaue River Asquired-Tremendous Industrial Development of East efn Connecticut.

Inquiry resulting from the published notice of the incorporation of The Eastern Connecticut Power Company. which appeared in The Bulletin a few days ago, brought to light the fact that The Eastern Connecticut Power Com pany is tIle owner Of what is known as the Afr Power Hydraulic privilege on the QuinnebAug river and also of tie Bunday Hill privi1ege. the next un- developed water privilege on this stresn. It Is the purpose of this com nsay to develop these two privileges as soon as the conditions governing the cost of such development are such as to warrant ths expenditure.
 Present plans contemplate, in the immediate future. the construction of a large steam plant at ThanssvilIe with every modern appliance for the eco- nomtcal geTierAtien of electricity. The immediate need of this plant is to pro- duce the power required by the new ship yard at Groton known as The Groton Iron Works, the contract to furnish which has been entered into by The Shore Line Electric Railway Company which will be through it's
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-16
BENEFIT WHIST AT
 THE K. OF C. ROOMS
Proceeds Will Be Used to Swell the
 War Fund.

The first of series of whists and da afces to be given for the benefit of the war fund Was held at the Knights of Columbus rooms Thursday evening. Forty tables of whist. were played and prizes awarded the winners. The first ladies' prize was won by Miss Hodief with a score of 27. The prize was a mahogany toilet set. The second prize, a manicure Set, was taken by Miss Jennie Spel1man with a score of a. The first gentlefnarl's prize, a smoking set, went to c. Ludwig who had a score of 2S. The second prizs, play ing cards, WAS won by Eugene Carroll with 27 for score.
 The judges were Mir. Reece, T. r. Burns and T. A. Carey. The scorers were Misses Catherine Lee, Louise Long, Anna McGarry, Loretta Dris- coll. Esther Madden and Anna Kelley.
 Following the whist, La Fountaine's s orchestra furnished music for danc- ing. The committee in charge of the whist and dance was M. J. Currll, John M. Lee and William J. Me- Knight.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-16
MARRIED 50 YEARS AGO. Rev. and Mrs. Charles B. Bromley, Formerly Of Norwich, Celebrate Golden Wedding Day.

Rev. and Mrs. Charles B. Bromley formerly of Norwich, celebrated in in Wednesday afternoon and evening the flftieth anniversary of their wedding day. They were married in Jewett City. November IA, 1867, the ofhciat- ing clergynar, being the late Rev. raatss. of the Baptist church at Pres ton City. Rev. MT. Bromley Is q son of the late Captain Amos G. Bromley whose death occurred here in 1890 Deacon and Mrs. Thomas J. Gates both of whom passed away in Jewett City several years ago.
 The rooms at Windsorvtlle had been very prettily decorated for tho oc- casion. Tn the afternoon gathering mouse Point offered prayer and after a few happy remarks he presented to Mir. and Mrs. Bromley in the name of the people Of Windsonville purse of gold. He also presented to Mrs. tokens of love and affection were req ceived during tho day and evening some of these representing absent ones who were among the friends of other
 The evening exercises included reel tations by Miss Marjorie stephens Of Vernon; song by Miss Maud Wood worth of Windsoryille; and sengs by aneenes M ae Yrs fe stsRhsns Ehs Preachers meeting were read Two original poems which had been cen tributed .y absent ones were read. MT Bromley responded in a few happy words Of reminiscent nature in which he thanked the people for all their kind expressions.
 The hymn, "Biest Be t.c Tie That r3infis.'' and several patriotic songs were sung.
 Refreshments, including cake, ice cream, and fruit punch were served to all the guests who attended at both the afternoon and evening gatherings.
 Four of the six children of this union were able to. be present, viz. Mrs William J. Stephens of Vernon 1; Harlan L.. Bromley and Miss Lena B Bromley of Providence, R. l.: and the Rev Clinton E. Bromley of Atkinson Maine The absent children whose absence was despfy regretted are Mrs R. G. von Tobel Of Macon. Georgia, and Winfield c. Bromley of Providence r
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-16
HoYS WANT TO
 EARN Y. M. C. A. MONEY.
Movement Afoot te Secure Positions
 fer Nearly Two Hundred.

A movement is afoot to secure posi- tions for 175 boys who wish to earn money to contribute to the s35, ,000, GOO war fund for the Y. M. c. A. Secre- tary J. Harold Ely of the boys de- partment of the Y. M. C. A. Is busy getting positions for the abmitious lads. Each boy is to give $10 between now and April 1 to the fund. All citi- zens of the town are requested to notify Secretary Ely if they can pro- vide work for any Of the boys. The plan throughout the country is to have s1.ooo.0 Of the s35, ,o00, 900 fund raised by the boys: Most of the boys when approached about p1edging to earn S10 state that they do not know how they can earn That amount, and Secre- tary Ely Is endeavoring to have the merchants and others hand in to him a list Of tho kinds of work that such boys can ao. This has been done in practically all Of the other cities in the state and is working out in f1ne shape.
 The boys who have signified their intentions of carrying out this Ilan in Norwich are as follows: George Cass, Frederick Thunfr1, Lewis Smith, Clin- ton Jones. Robert E. Johnson, TIarov1 Carpenter, Leonard GrinnelI, Claude Gombies, Walter Hitchon, Robert Wcodmansee, Halsey Gallup Ben Ccthy, Theodore Sage, Robert Burns. Arthur Norton. Avery Stanton, Carl k1oss, Philip Luther. Earl Schlayer, John Buchanan, Arthur Ferguson, Gerald Brassill. Paul Chivers, Benta- min Palmer, Charles Tirrell, Herbert McN6efy and Frank Lamb.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-16
Discussion by Probate Judges.

At a meeting of the Connecticut Probate Assembly. in the office of Judge of Probate l.. P. Waldo Marvin at Hartford, wednesday, the mem bers considered changes in probate legislation. and Joined in an open discussion on the changes caused by recent legislation, as well as suggest ing changes for further legislation. The assembly is composed of judges of the probate courts in Connecticut. Judge Marvin is president, and Judge John E. Fahey of Rockville is vice president On account of so much business in the local probate court, Judge Nelson J. Ayling. of Norwich, was unable to attend the meeting.