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The evening world., 1917-12-20
OBITUARY NOTES.

Walter c. Clements. well known 70 tho
New York coffee trade for many years
died yesterday at his home In MontclalF'
Louis Larsen. wireless hero OF tho
steamship orleans OF the Oriental NaVl-
CATION Company line, sunk by q boat
off the French coast last July dltd yes
tcrdny in Bellevue Hospital. aged t"eh-
ty-fiYe.
Lieut.. Edward Forbes Greene, lecturer
on naval science and tactics at Daryari
and chief OF tho universlty's school toT
ensigns, died last night at his nome III
Cambridge. aged thirty-three'
Charles Platt Rogers, founder and
former head Of the manufacturing trm
o, Charles p. Rogers Il Co, established
In 1855, Is dead at his home. No. 10
West 18TH street, aged eight-eight.
Mrs. Adelaide J.. Rice. widow of Dr.
Frank II. Rice. a prominent surgeon IN
Iassaic for many years. died yesterday
at her home there.
Charles II. Calkins. civil war veteran
and retired merchant, II dead at ST
Cloud, Fla. aged eighty-sevon.
Sergt. Frank Richards OF the Quarter
master Corps, L. S, a., son OF Mrs. lInr
rlet Richards Of Bayonne, Is dead az m,
Preside. San Francisco.
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.arf Complaints from suburban i0~HfI
rsf tfa lI41 mentioned
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Silverware and CUTLERY

Last Friday Before Xmas
serving Picces-cold meat forks. 20
gravy ladies'. each .............. 90
Fruit Dowis-RoEcrs-gilt . or
lined-our reg. IS. 80. ........... o'OO
Three-Piece Carving Sets
q. WostenhUlm's Sheffield steel
celluloid and stag handles A oE
value 81 95, f.EO
ChIid's TwO-Piece Sets
ebony handles--stee fork and E1
knife In holly boX-special 49,. .OI
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New Wash Fabrics
Last Eridnu Refnrc Ymn.

Last Friday Before Hmasi
' ard- wilde outing FIanneIs- or
pink and blue stripes. .......... .So
sir MIXED Madras
a wonderful assortment OF two OF
toned stripes ..,...,............ 'Sf
rink BntIste-ldeal for
underwear and other linEere- 0O
81 inches wide. .Eo
Dolly Warden Crepes-fascinatinE
floral patterns for frocks-
also used 10 excellent advantage or
Tor underwear $500
a5-Inch silk MIXED BrOcades-
pink. blue, rose, tan, gray, EO
myrtle. wistarla. ct, .......... sOO
rlmonO Crepes-JRpanese and
floral patterns for dressing 10
sacques. long and short kimonos.. 'Zo
shifting MHdrns-82-inch- ~
variety OF neat stripes and colorA. 81
The evening world., 1917-12-20
CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION
Special Midnight Services and Music
by Noted Singers, Assisted by
Professional Orchestra.

lTOicSNlO0al OTCneStTd,
Tho Church Of Corpus Christi. one
Hundred and Twenty first Street and
broadway, will celebrate Christmas
Day by solemn high mass and a ape
clal musical programme at ~ o'clock
midnight. Tho Rev. j. II. Dooley. the
pastor, will be the celebrant OF tho
mass. assisted by tho Rev. j. }. Gil
martin az deacon, the Rev. u. del
Negro as sub-deacon, and the Row. j.
j. Mallon Az master Of ceremonies.
The musical programme, under the
direction OF the ~organist, Mr.. r. j..
Quigley. will consist Of the following:
Adotr fldelis u'rpcessiouaJ ......... Noselg
Mrs. VI, luuie, Miss l. Lynch Mr.. W usWad
and ]. II. Kelly. Chorus. OrchestA. org,nJ
hyne ''''''''''' uSss.f,
GiGnt lIuir,ro .; ipIr,,i,i BeeSo1sn
AuN-' 0VVIIoIhnn. gFh,s. 'c,io and organ $50
u ip;.ru.,a. p.3FTG. Mn. 81 Tcai'. Nj.
Hcd,s Chtstus tofisrtoo. Male Noieesl' Bsttm.1
f nsnciic,a, ~,sopiino sOo and c6orSj. . NeI.I!
A aoy Sishi, Tenor SOLO and Gjiorsi.. ... Adler
HYMN ~ tho Pope (HccesslnuAD ....... .uAhh
Hal lie New Born King March ...... VulgIey
Among the singers participating In
the rendition of the programme are:
Sopranos: Mrs. NJ. TONES. Mrs. f.
Jones, Miss NJ. King. Miss s. Quigley'
Mrs. T. Wilcox, Miss M. Moran. Miss
n. smith, Miss A. Connolly. Altos
Miss /. Lynch, Mrs. w. oswald MISS
/. Mccarthy. Tenors: Mr.. w. Oswald
Mr.. u. Bailey. Baritone, Mr.. J. b.
Kelly. Basso, Mr.. ii. Grant
Solemn high mass ana speohi mu-
sic aIso will take place at II o'clock
A Nj, ana a sermon on the Christmas
,east will be delivered by the pastor.
solemn benediction will close the
services.
The evening world., 1917-12-20
Neckwear and Wells
Last Friday Before Xmds!

Fancy NcckweRr-collars.
collar Hnd cur scts-cmb'd
organdie Swiss and wolfe 10
our reg. 20 aud 2-s........... 10
Chiffon and Lncc Wells
light and darn shades 40
our reg. .47.,.....,........,.. 'oS
Mesh NcIIings-largo variety
OF patterns; black. dusky. 80
taupo. navy, purple. whltc-yd. '&%
The evening world., 1917-12-20
Blouses and Corsets
Last Friday Before Xmas !

Last FTluuy DcUTt NHHo
creme de Chine and SILK DIOuses-
flesh, white and black D4O
tailored models-our reg. S2.bb'
Neat Wolfe BlOuses-emb'y ~
lace and tucks-our reg. e. "
'IfrS'. Samples of COutl COrsetH-
few novelty cloths-Slightly
Roicd-mcdlum n high RAT
bust-sizes 20 to 26-rog, $500
Maternity COrsets-
firm material-medium bust ia
a.do lacing-reg, 500 ... ..'''
Womrn's Taffeta PettIconts-
black, also new Changelble7-
plratud and ruffled tluunCta-
slk undcrlay-fitted Dands- q az
our reg. 50. 93....,,,..,...",..
The evening world., 1917-12-20

BOLSTER shams-many OF tho Spreads
have elaborate cushion work on the
valanccs-mako really exquisite Christ
mas gifts.
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III e "A II M
FRIDAY. AS usuAL. BARGAIN DAG
East Friday Before Christmas

ftuy week from day ~ day, vc look around
to ind uoc things that have not Vod 80 rapidly Ia W. would wish.
Such, whIc new and au in fashion, We reduce ~ price that ever fails 90 su
Friday u the day for which they first are advertised.
OfTTUMES IN AN HOUR, so Low THE PRICE
We Sell as Many OF a Lot Of Goods
As HAVE BEEN SOLD IN DAYS BEFORE.
Above Wa advertised February, 1895 and every Friday since ha ecn
Bargain Day.
Principles announced have been rddy maintained.
1t IL and Has Been n Clearing Day
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Silks and Innings
Last Eridnu Before XmnAL

Crepe de ChIne-iO inch
street and evening Colors- ~
value tl.57 and SL7i....u.... i'os
~ Inch sRtin-soft finish
fine close face-llght, dark and
medium c~OlOrB-also white and 4 %
blnClG-valuo 81 F',........... l.Zo
~ Inch Georgettcs-white, ivory,
cream. black. light and dark u
cOlOrs-Valuo Sl.i5..,...,....... tsGl
In lining section.
HrOcHdrd SWtin Llnings-
80 inch-good range OF colors- on
our REG. t21t.,..........,.., 'oS
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Handkerchiefs and Gloves

Last Friday Before Xmdsi
Mems Initial Udkfs.-
all linen-half do2. In boN .,,., h'hs
Mems SILK Initial Hdkf-.-oach "a
Womcn's Initial Hdkfs.- on
all lincu-half doz. in box. 'of
Womcn'- Hdkfs.-emb'd or lace
trim'd-or colorcd-some all "a
llnen-eaCh ............,...,.. '@T
Mems Linen HdLfs.-spccial. 70
each
WonIcn's Linen Hdkfs.- O
special 'hch ~
Half Dozen ...... 10
ChIIdren's kid GIoVcs-tan- 10
fleece lincd-Our reg. .92. ....... 'dS
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For Making Gifts
Last Friday Before Nmasl

NIde HibbOns-molres, sntins.
taffctas and Drcsdcns-blaCk. Or
white and colors-spCCial. ...... go
odd Lengths Of Ribbon
plain or fancy On
our reg 20 and .2S-yd ...,,,. '@o
\AiencIenncs Lnccs-
II yd. piCccs-slightly soiled
large assortment Of patterns an
u reg. .39.,,................. NV
Fancy Cotton Lace Flouncrs-
desirable wldths-for trimming 10
boudoir caps. otc.-our reg 20 80
Chenille THsscIs-t-Inch- N
assorted colors-spcClni-.ach Nv
The evening world., 1917-12-20
a Message 90 Mothers

NoU know us resi- humsr doctors right around In youf nslRhberhcodi
ms do,srs mad. q flesh .nd blood inst lss you The doetsr; WIN
souls ard hearts those men who arc responding 70 your cal w tho
80 o night Z. t..Sn, .. IN The broad daylight they as r'sdy
VII do o their sEpsnsncs and their love for children.
Tsbhers Csstors 4 nothing new. Va arc not sskins 700 %
try On experiment We lost want % impress upon you the Importance
Of buying Fetehers
Your physician viii tell you this, q hs knows there are . mum
Der OF limitations on tho market and he IL particularly Interested IN
the welfare Of your baby.
....... o....4. .,-.,. bear. tn. ......... o, GzM2a1
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Apparel for
Women and Misses

Last Friday Before Xmosl
HE'D Ticket Lot ~ womrn's suits
not every size u color ~ every
our reg. 1880 to s2775 ..I2.5O
our reg E29.55 and 5000. 1919
Our reg $3.50. $3.50
All Wool serge Dresses
black, navy and green-coat
models-adJustablo girdlc-suit-
able for all igures-smartly
tallOrcd-dOuble collars
pockets-button trimmed q TX
special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ~''S
Women's and Misses satin Dresses
, plain cOlors or plalds-in COM
binations OF green. navy, wistaria
and COpenhagen-pleated or
semi basque models-bucA belt
or sashos to tie-eollars 1475
OF satin or Georgette. ....... A''S
Misses Serge Dresse.-
Copenhagen, "A V and green
box pleated from yoke-belt-
button tr~immed-white = co
plque collar-special. ........ WV
women's Dresses of Twill Serge
coat m~odels-buttons and
pockets-sllk poplin collar a E7
and cuffs-reg. t5.75.......... A'S'
women's Plush Coats
Skinner's satin lined-have fur
collar-flare models n E0
belted-our req. Sal 7i....... ~A'SN
PcrcaIe House Dresses-
striped or figured-contrast
collars and cuffs-separate bolts
sizes SO to 10 ~
our reg. $l.37........."........ "
bingham and PercaIe House DreSses-
neat stripes-some plain colors-
Wide bclts-doep pockets
chambray or cmb'y TRIM az
sizes 36 10 4S-our. reg. Sl.ST... A'No
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Gift Bed Sets
Last Friday Before Xmdsi

|""' I'ITHV TTJW hWNI"I
Unprecedented remarkable offering ~
cause Of Impossible d-uplicntlonsI the
importer discontinued these lines. Tho
50 was unusually ~larRe-bought at
on-wlll be sold on that basis
Antique. Cluny. Embroidery. Iacct
and Marie Acknowledgements
on net or fine Marquisetto-of
many We have about ten OF
The evening world., 1917-12-20
Reversible velour Portier-.-

silky finish French edge
u n. 6 Ia. long-many at
tractivo combinations. in
Guiding rose. Nile, old blue,
crimson. olive and wood q
brown-value S25. 90 .,, 4
The evening world., 1917-12-20
CITY MAIL DELIVERED
FIVE DAYS AFTER POSTING
Merchant" A's0clif0n TfS ehoV,
Vlfom Speeds a Letters
NaiieI T0gfthef

sstsi ifsssuisrus- ~ io~st msi
dsiivsfy sfs msauoned IN = rspafi
- fhs broadway Association. mads
pubiif yesterday a"ss IN ihvssfss
Ton IN which ts~t lrffsfs rsrs ssni
~ various ssotlDns - Manhattan
'Wf pi"css ~ FIRST class mail.
mailed ~ 80 = " ans T~hurHfay.
~ not fsaeh fhslf destination within
The evening world., 1917-12-20
Gift Suggestions
from the Basement
Last Friday Before Xmas

Last Friday Before XmdSi
>rwIng Scts-rIbbon or bone
rngs-nIso fitted work boxes -
our reg % and 27"..,......... -
ChIIdren's Fitted work Boxes-
novelty ~ltchel shape m
special ........ stO
Fancy Gnrter Sets-in pretty &c
glft hONus-uIr reg A. ...,.... 100
Hound SOfh 1UshlOns-
rppp combined with net tapestry . IA
~ gin hraid-our reg S3i7 G'ff
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Ivory Tint
Toilette Accessories

Last Friday Before XmdSi
ivory Tint Powder BoH and Hair 40
Heceiyers-Our reg 90. each az
Large Hand Mirror-val ti.74 l.fo
nnir Drush-value slA6. ..... i'Zo
Fancy Perfume bottle "a
IN ivory holder. our reg. t.. .Of
Perfume Bottie-in octagon
shaped ivory tint holder ~
NhIue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 'S@
"ryrnIin" Ivory Toilette sets-each
article stamped "Pyrnlln'- O oc
~ pc. SGT. ..s..., s...., special WV
Engraved FreeJ
~ re. Toilette Set &c &c
heavy ivory tint-speciAl 900. lO.OO
square Photo Frhmes-ivory tint o.
large s~ize-our reg. 90 ,....... 'of
- PC. Infants Sets
pink, blue or Ivory tint Ac
IN lined buNcs-our reg ti7t... i'So
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NJ Mail or Telephone q
Jewelry and Leather Goods

Last Friday Before Ymdsi
prnri NeckInrrs nllrd beads
cream o. white Etaduitud or
uniform lengths. solid gold OF
clasps-our reg il5O|.......... go
Pearl Necklaces solid pearls
Oriental sh1dlngs 20 Inch
graduated ut uniform longth- a 81
solid gold titsps-va IN &JG.. "
Comb. Brush aud Mirror SETS
uuadIuuiv plated engraved or
floral pattern. ivory, silver or
gold plated mountinss- a al
Hlu &J.9l.. '''
sterling silver IrIiet Sets
comb. brush aud mirror
flat mudrls-Frruch gray q OF
fiuish-yaluo $3.50. .......... SS'
serving Pieces sterling silver
handlcg-oaCh In gift casc- OF
value $500 observation-disclosures. h'1'
Cowhide suit Cases and Travel Bugs
straps around suit cases. with shirt
fold-TrHycl Baga are lS inches
i sa%sSfo n 5s,"t9SS.d, 5.65
Leather. siIL and velvet Hand Bugs
newest styles and shapes.
including envelope styles TT
our reg. .92..,......,........... 49,
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Linens and Towels

Last Friday Before Xnqs!
'' "oar '' r"S' - ,' '''' '"' >a""f's Sc
urrc"riEcd DHmuSk-6i inch IN
1'I active p~atterus-our. reg. 60 'SO
= re. Turkish sets-hand towel and
WIth,.o'h pink or blue Or
Jacquard burdurS-our reg, so, 90
cotton Huck TOWeIs-full bleach
uolur.J jacquard borders- ~
our reg t2,........,,,....... 80
Dish aud ROLLER Tow cling
" roe. .lt.....,.,..,....., H.
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Wool Dress Fabrics
Last Friday Before Xmdsi
Al wool French srrEe.-
20 90 luch-hrown. navy and 4 co
hlack-vnduc Ngs........... LOO
All Wool ChRiIIe--
dots. sttipca. buds and floral JE
dcslgns-light and dark grounds 80
~ Inch rIhids and stripes
all wool-Frcnch serge cave
attractive color combinations fAA
Our res. N.sS.........,.... A'Tf
~ nrh worsted Warp storm
serEes-brown, garnet. navy "a
and black-our reg .6s. ......,.. - -
so Inch Chiffon BrondcIoth-all
wool-black only-sponRed . m
shrunk-our res. 12is. ...,...,. G'OO
The evening world., 1917-12-20
Special Purchase of
NnIIlnnhnm lnrinInl

These were purchased AZ unusual con 70
ccssions because tho man'fr decided To
discontinue this knd-assortment com
prlscs 1903 styles.
The evening world., 1917-12-20
Home Furnishings
Last Fridau BEFORE Xmn

sunfnst DrRperIes-new Madras
d~ehigns-rosc. shades Of old
blue, grcen, wood browns and @
single neutrality-suspicious.
Tor couch covers and single = c
doors-value 81. 50-special. Dc
reversible Velour P~ortier-s-
silky finish French edge
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Exceptional Purchase
High rnHe lFefnnnas

Exceptional Purchase
Nigh Grade CretOAnes-
over 40 dcsigns-Chinese.
chintz stripes. bird and many
other unique designs 40
value 60 and So ............... 80
Satin Finish C~retoaues- ~
yd. widc-chintz and norals. -. III
New Marie A~ntOInette and
Imported Lace Curtains
also Swiss, Irish Point e "a
neat or showy-value $3.50. O.Of
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Mems Furnishings

Last Friday Before NDds!
Mems Combination sets
huspcndrrs and garter. IN
holiday GIT bOx-Our reg - 'SO
Mems soft shlrtS-poplnH ur m.r-
C"TlIrd ppugcC8-sOtt CIIf 70
our reg. 9G.............. ..... 80
MEMS Suspcndcrs-
AZ % SassIs.y g,a,n &c, sG.o,, .88
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-21

| The late, cold spring, complained OF
| by people in other lines, has just
| suited the peach growers. At the Kit
| amaug orchards, of Frank w. Brown
ing the five thousand trees are now
| blooming, some of the earlier varieties
being heavily covered in delicate pink
blossoms The later varieties will
bloom during the week.
AS there was no early and prema-
ture warm weather, the buds did not
swell, with the danger of being nipped
by later frosts; consequently, now that
warm weather has arrived the trees
are in prime condition, although the
blooming is fully three weeks late.
The orchards are reached by a
sandy but fairly good automobile road
past the witch hazel mill, on the Nor
witch Montville road. The peach trees
seen at first are not quite so fully out
as are those at the rear of Mr.. Brown
ings residence, but all are beautiful
and give indications of a bumper yield.
On this estate, originally the Burr
Bradford place, Mr.. Browning retains
about one hundred acres, having sold
off a portion along the cove, where
many attractive bungalows and sum
mer cottages have been erected, most
ly by Norwich men. During his seven
years of ownership, Mr.. Browning has
set out these orchards, in some sections
alternating the peach trees with apple
trees mostly of the Macintosh variety,
the standard red apple for which the
demand from city markets always ex-
ceeds the supply. Certain localities
throughout the orchards are also de-
voted to the raising of practical early
cabbage and potatoes.
The. peach trees now In full bloom
are, in the main, the Greensboro, an
early variety ripening from August
first. From that date, the other trees
will be yielding their crops, up to
about the middle of September.
Those of the Carman variety will
follow, late in August. Then the
August 25th and September LIST.
In order will come the Elbertas, and
it is to this standard variety that fully
one half the orchards is devoted. This
is the first favorite for canning.
Finally late in August the Cham
pion, a fine eating peach, will be ready
for picking.
AS a general thing, the early vari-
cites are clingstone, the later ones
freestone fruit. The later variety is
the peach which splits readily for can
ming purposes.
Every tree in his orchard has been
sprayed twice already by Mr.. Browning
and his men; and this process must be
repeated once again before the bios
SONS fall. Then there will be the
June DROP by which the blossoms
are Trimmed after which, with no Sc
we're storms or other back, each
tree ought to be ready in proper time
to yield from two to five baskets of per-
feet fruit.
Mr. Browning is convinced that the
"eat- wllat-you- can and can what
you can't" admonition of the govern
ment is having its effect upon the pub
people are making reservations of
fruit for Fall, and he forecasts more
canning this season than has ever
been dreamed of in this section.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-21
NOT NON SECTARIAN.
Association Seeking Popular Subserip-
tions Makes Untrue Claim, St.
Patrick's Clergyman Declare.

From the pulpit of st. Patrick s
church, Sunday, at the different
ma sses, reference was made to the
campaign going on in Norwich to raise
by popular subscription fund for a
building by an association calling it
self non sectarian." The preachers
asked the congregation to decide
whether an organization which bars
from its directors Catholics, Jews and
one other denomination can Justly
term itself -sectarian" in the
proper sense
While each Catholic is admittedly
free to do as he pleases with his mon
ey, the priests advised each person to
ponder these conditions and if he has
five hundred or a thousand dollars to
give away to consider that il might be
as wisely donated to strictly Catholic
organizations the avowed aim of which
is to uplift and better morally. socially
and mentally those in<their member
ship. which they would be better en-
abled to do after receiving such con-
tributions.
While organizations barring Roman
Catholics have a perfect right to Sc
cure subscriptions from nom Catholics,
this is a case, the preachers said, when
charity may well begin at home
No names were mentioned in the
brief rena rks to the three congrega-
tiOns.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-21

said that President Wilson has behind
him the whole solidiAed nation.
Mr.. Taft spoke for about fifteen
minutes and then continued his jour,
to speak at the Y. NJ. G. A. annivers-
airy service.
Many From Norwich.
Represented in the gathering was
the biggest Plainfield has seen in many
days, were people from all sec
tons of Eastern Connecticut Two au-
to bus loads of local Knights of Co
iumbus went up from this city. The
detchment of Coast Guards were TAX
en- to and from the coast guard station
at Fort Trumbull. New London, by au-
to truck.
Following the patriotic exercises
there was a dinner at the hotel ar
ranged by Rev. Keeke for the guests of
the afternoon. Present at this gath
ering were the following:
John Porteous. president of the Law
ton Mills. Samuel Butterworth, agent
of the Lawton Mills. S. S. Payne, SUI
perintendent OF the Lawton Mills. Jo-
seph Stubbs. assistant superintendent,
Nils, Moosup, Walter Atwood, general
manager of the Wauregan Mills. E. J..
Gallagher, superintendent of the Plain
field Wooden company of Central VIII
lage, I'll. B. Mowry. Superintendent of
the Sterling Mills; NJ. H. Donohue,
owner of the Baltic Mills. L. NJ. Car
penter, superintendent of Slater Mills,
Jewett City, r. d. Ba1lon, assistant
superintendent of Slater Mills, Jew
EFT City. Mayor Haggerty of Hartford,
Rev. u. o. Belierose, rector of the
Sacred Heart church, Taftville, Rev. r.
r. Morrisey, Voluntown, George
Chandler, Rocky Hill. John Gallup, first
selectman of Plainfeid, Postmaster
John Leahy of P1ainfield, John NJ. Lee,
of Norwich, b. r. Mahan New London.
The Lyric orchestra provided music
during the banquet. which was held at
the hotel
Rev. w. A. Keefe was in general
charge of the arrangements and to him
is due the credit for the success of the
day.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-21

The driving horse and buggy stolen
from George G. Grants livery stable
on Providence street late Saturday
night or early Sunday morning was
recovered between Hebron and Col
chester Sunday forenoon. It is under
stood that the man, Peter Lockwood
who took the team was formerly en-
ployed by Mr.. Grant. Lockwood was in
a barber shop in TaftviIle at IL o'clock
Saturday night and asked Mr. Grant
who was being shaved, if he Clock
wood had time to catch the II o9 troll
ley car. Mr.. Grant informed him he
had, but would have to hurry He left
the shop and nothing more was thought
of his actions. 1t seems the horse
which was taken was led from It's
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-21
Mrs. William r. Mahoney Drops Dead
at Her Home-Independents Trim
G. A. C.-Men's Club Meeting-Notes.

Mrs. William T. Mahoney of SO Con-
vent avenue dropped dead at her home
late Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mahoney
had not complained of feeling III dur
ing the day, and her death came as a
great shock to her family. She was
preparing some milk for the youngest
child when she went into an adjoining
room after some sugar. On her re-
turn she had just entered the room
when she fell to the floor. Dr. E. J.
Brophy was called but life was extinct.
Medical Examiner c. C. Gi1dersleeve
was called and pronounced death due
to cerebral hemorrhage.
Mrs. Mahoney was the daughter of
Jeremiah and Nellie DriscolI Shea. She
was SO years old and was born In Ire
land She is survived by six children
and several brothers and sisters.