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Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-25

were read from members unable to be present. The clerk was requested to send a letter of thanks to Dr. Louis Abel of White Plains. x. Y., and to Mr and Mrs. Warren s. Abel of Stam ford, Ct. for their liberal gift of money. The officers were reelected for the coming year. After the meet ing there was a reception in the hall for Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Hanna. Sandwiches, cake and coffee were served.
 Pastors Work Appreciated.
 The following letter was sent to Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Hanna by L. H. Seymour and E. H. Krick, committee Of the Congregational society of East Granby:
 It is with deepest regrets we, the people of East Granby. are to be de- prived of your services as pastor of our church.
 For four and one-half years you have apored with us and not in vain. The fruits of your labors are monu- ments which not even time can erase. With the church heated by a furnace, well lighted by electricity, an increase in church membership and finances on sound basis, these we feel are some of the projects which your interest and 1abors have accomplished, besides being willing and efficient worker in town and community affairs to build and lift us to higher and nobler plane.
 As you take up your new work our hearts are heavy when we realize our loss, but we congratulate the people of Bozrah. and to you with deepest sincerity we say: God bless you" and may your new work be one of joy and happiness. ever remembering that ir East Granby you have left behind a friendship of which anyone may wei feel proud.
 Grange Installation. Bozrah- grange is to install officers i Thursday evening, Jan. A.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-25
CLARK'S FALLS
Ice So Thick Fish Are Safe-Skidding
 Truck Loses Much Gasoline.

Mir. and Mrs. Ebert ". Clark at tended the funeral of his aunt, Mrs Jason Clark Brown. in Hopkinton.
 With over two feet of ice on the ponds. the fish are not being coaxed out of their native element.
 Gasoline Lost.
 Over 100 gallons of gasoline were lost in the road by Alfred M. Clark recently. The machine had been de- lvering at MT. Clark's and ran back over the icy road and bumped into the icehouse, breaking a hole in the tznk. A number have got into trouble there. Autos and loaded teams have sllidded around
 M. V. Kavanaugh of the state hos pital. Norwich, was the guest Monday of his niece. Mrs. Eleanore Rusich.
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SPORTING NOTES

Dave Fitzgerald will referee. Isn't that guarantee enough for three good bouts?
 Connie Mack deserves some sympa- thy, but what about the fellow who makes service flags in Petrosrad:
 Joh-ny Grifiths. the Akron boxer, is to try his hand at refereeing, hay ing been a license by the Akron box ing commission.
 Toledo is to have Grand Circuit rac- ing this year, and the famous Read vile, Mass, truck will also stage big line meeting. the first in several seasons.
 Jack Dempsey. the California heavy weight, is to be given chance at the winner of the Jack Dillon Homer Smith bout scheduled for Fort Wayne, Ind, Jan. 31. 'Tis said that Manager McGraw has a goodly number of his Giants in line 1 for next season, and no real hold-ou among those of his pastimers who have not yet signed.
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The woolen mill closed for the five successive working days, per Dr. Garfield order.
 District Superintendent Rev. George c. Scrivener of Norwich conducted the fourth quarterly conference of the Methodist Episcopal church at the residence of Mrs. Herman Maine Sat urday evening. Rev. Mir. Scrivener preached Sunday morning in the church
 Mrs. William D. Beckwith entertain ed the Baptist Ladies' Aid society on Wednesday afternoon.
 Met at Parsonage.
 The United Workers of the Metho- dist church met Wednesday at D. m. with Mrs. Frank Chamberlain at the parsonage
 Mrs. John o. S. Williams has re- turned after a visit to her mother, Mrs. Swanson of New Britain.
 Mrs. Raymond Wilcox of Ledyard Is keeping house for Clark Whitford Postmaster William S. Walbridge hss recovered from an attack of grip. ."'
 Mrs. Seth N. Williams has returned after a visit to Mrs. Alice Matheson of Groton borough and Clarence Will jams of Industrial place, Mystic.
 Mrs. Fannie c. Lamb of Ledyard is viSi;in- relatives in Trenton and East or.5r- V. ].
 N. - Kenneth Williams has re- ca- ---e frSm a recent illness.
 N;sz Mildred Pecl1ham is stenog- rapher for the Standard Machine Co, Mystic.
 Everett Johnson has returned to Niddletown after a brief visit to his mother. Mrs. T. Henry Johnson.
 Leave For Florida.
 Mrs. Nathan H. Curry and young daughter, Grace Avery, of Eastern Point, have gone to Daytona, Florida for the remainder of the winter. They spent the week before their departure at the home of Mrs. Avery's parents Deacon and Mrs. William D. Beck with of Smith street.
 Apheus H. Schoonover and daugh- ter, Miss Nellie F. Schoonover, have left for Florida to spend the win ter.
 Rev. George G. Scrfvener of Norwich was the guest Saturday night and Sunday of Rev. and Mrs Frank Chamberlain at the Methodist parson- age.
 Miss Ruth Allyn who teaches al h4Srern Foint spent the week end with Mir. and Mrs. John B. Williams
 In New Pastorate.
 Rev. c. Leavens Eldredge of Read b0ro, Vt, has accepted the call to the pastorate of the Knotty Oak Six Prin. ciples church at Washington. R. I. and assumed the duties of his new pastorate Rev Mir. Eldredge is thu son of MT. and Mrs. C. Leavens Eld. redge of Old Mystic, and Mrs Eld redge is the eldest daughter of Dea cen and Mrs. Daniel Frink of Vol Neck district
 Mir. and Mrs. Percy V. Stowe ant daughters. Misses Elizabeth ant Eloise Stowe have gone to Florida.
 The Old Mystic schools held no ses sions Monday thus observing the spe cfalfy appointed holiday.
 Elisha \. Davis entertained owe Sunday MT. Lewis Of Fort Wright.
 The United Workers of the Metho dist Episcopal church held no ses sion this week
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid met Tues day afternoon. |.
 Rev. George 1T. Miner, D. D.. of Mys tic, occupied the pulpit of the Bap tiSt church Sunday morning. Ther was no evening service.
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FUNERAL.
Mrs. Lyman Chapman.

The body of Mrs. Lyman Chapman, whose death occurred at her home in Ivoryt0n, January 18th, was brought here for burial Monday afternoon Her four sons were bearers: John Sterling of Old Lyme, James Sterling of Win sor Locks. Simon Sterling of Iyoryton. Before her first marriage Mrs Chap man was Elizabeth Bill. daughter of the late James A. Bill of Lyme A sister, Mrs. Prudence Martin of Springfield Mass and brother Lodowick Bill of Lyme survives her
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Jones of New Britain spent Sunday with Mrs. Jones parents. Mir. and Mrs. Lyman Hard ing. a-,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-25
HAMBURG
Only Dancing Class Affected By Gar field order-Four Sons Bearers al Funeral Of Mrs. Lyman Chapman.

Mrs Mary Bill. Mrs. Caroline Bill and Miss Marjorie Lord were New London visitors Saturday.
 Mir and Mrs. James Lord spent Sun- day at Newport with their son. who is in the navy.
 Owing to ice on some parts of the road the R. F. D. carrier has been un- able to make his entire trip
 The only wave of the federal closing that reached this place affected the dancing class Monday evening.
 Miss Esther Oleson went to New York Monday.
 Mrs. Helen Gage has gone to Hart ford to visit her sisters. ; Mrs John Tiffany spent the week end in Deep River.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-25
SOUTH WELLINGTON
Men Employed Cutting Birehes While Mill Was Idle-W: H. Hall Explains Situation in Cotton Industry and Market.

Miss Viola Emmerich of Paterson, N. J., who has been visiting her aunts, Mrs. Margaret 'MacFarlam and Mrs. Annie Mather, is now visiting a the home of her grandparent across the river.
 Jerry Pardus is home from New York for few days.
 Cutting 5irehes.
 The Gardiner Hall Jr., X Co. had most of their men help out in the woods cutting birehes during the shut down.
 Ice 16 Inches.
 The Peary Ice Co. started ~Monday cutting ice on the pond, although a little bit thick. They say they are putting in ice about 16 inches thick.
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Schedule Work EaItsd.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. 24-The work of the schedule drafting committee of the National and American leagues, which is in session here, was suspend ed late today by the sudden illness of E. B. Johnson, which caused the other members of the committee to adjourn until President Johnson is able to ap- prove the selected dates.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-25
Philiies.
EIks' Tournament.

Teams } and bowled a regular tournament game at the Elks club house last evening, Team 5 taking three straight. Combies of Team 3 howled high single with 105 and also high three string with 300. Wilson substituted for Ti'ehoe and Heath for Harrington fs
 The scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-25
BOZRAH

Annual Church Meeting, Roll Call and
 Recsption-Letter of Appreciation
 from East Granby Church to Rev.
 and Mrs. C. w. Hanna.
 The annual meeting and roll call of the 'Congres sational church was held in the church Friday evening with a good sEtenaNEesxA nl1n1a,er of letters
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COTTON,

New York. Jan. 2A-Cotton futures opened steady. January 30S5: March BOYS; May 3Oss; July soO4: October 2859.
 Spot quiets middling up1ands s195.
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Bowling THE AETNA Billiards

2 ALLEYS Phone Conn. 6 TABLES Majestic Building, Shetueket St.
 Norwich, Conn. Bowl and play Billiards for exercise
 and recreation
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Few Attend Church

General Allenby to the British. .Acad--- emy: We are proud to know that wei have earned the tapprobation. of those who represent the highest thought and ints2f1aeets gf the {aayEit1is1 {aayEi itis Asmnisa..'
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CLASGO
Thread Mill Starts Up After Enforced CIosing-Bad Travelling and Severt
 Weather Affect Church Attendance

The Glasgo Thread mill started up. Wednesday morning after being. SSnL since Thursday night by government: orders. Miss Moran spent the week end at, her home in Plainfeld. MT. Swift, superintendent of schools,' was at the Glasgo- school Tuesday. Miss Ruth Campbell spent Monday, at her home in VoMntown
 Few Attend Church.
 There was small attendance at the local church Sunday The people live so far away and the weather is SC. cold it prevents them from attending ser- vices. The VoIuntown M. E. church has not been opened for several Sun days.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-25
FARRELL DECLINES TO TALK ABOUT N. Y. STATE LEAGUE Meeting of League Was Held Behind
 Closed Doors,

Syracuse, N. Y, Jan. 24.-President John H. Farrell and the club owners of the New York State Baseball League met in Syracuse tonight and debated the future of the state league base ball.
 Before the meeting President Far
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-25
ALL SET FOR CARROLL ROBINSON BOUT
Both Coiored Fighters Say They Are in Al Condition
 Final and Preliminary Men Are Ready to Exchange A BIows-Dave Fitzgerald Will Referee s 4

reH- declfned to- admit that the cir cult would not start play this year. Several of the owners were less op- timistic. The meeting was behind closed doors.
 After several hourS discussion the meeting was adjourned until March 1. President Farrell announced that the unanimous opinion of the owners was to defer action until that date, hoping that in the interim the affairs of the league would clear sufficiently to war rant permanent steps being taken.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-25
MONEY.

New York, Jan. 24.-CaI1 money firmer; high 4; low 1-2; ruling rate 3 12; closing bid 3: offered at 1-2; last loan 1-2.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-25

shooting, while Eddie Roush, the Ma tional leagues leading slugger, is get ting in shape at his Indiana home.
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ATTORNEYS -AT-LAW

Brown & Perkins, llitnEs-st.laH Over Uncas Nat Bank. Shetucket St Entrance stairway near to Thames National Bank Telephone 3S-3
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OLD MYSTIC

WoeIen Min Closes in Accordance With Government Order-Quarterly Conference = Tourists Leave For Florida.
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STOCKS.

Transactions on the New oYrk Stock F.cb,roe in B D. m: w
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Senutor Omen BON Gfl1bolna
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Die Ratcn fir
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ben GinseIne Senotoren fuer6en
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oemeut 8ur Observation-Disclosures
Bu erlpfebleu, 0d Elm 0erartiges
glmenoement bon einem einSigen
obponieren6en Senator ourd einen
@iHUon0 aeitrtdcn tperben fann.
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be cine g(usgo6e bon meiteren $780,.
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gaia geredt 9elnoroen. Sic befiir.
mortet diih niht 0ie Srrtfiihrlirg
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arieges.
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Sic dlineTid,e cn6oin.

2on6on, 8. Wlni. (Berip1tet. -
Cine am S1ustag aus gefing elm
aetrofiene, nit hem Gohim oeg 81.
g(pril beriebene g1dHridt entbdlt.
oob bic Mlebr3oht Der gftieninbaber
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burg obgebroden iiHo elm neues
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lit NIT rniiiihem Qopitnl eebaiIt uno
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b1ber mar geniab gefmnt1obe Der
ruiIiiden @el1notidoft in g3efina
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ernannt uno
gi5coemiraI aoltIdbad ais elmer Der
Bircftoreh qefpoblt fpor0en.
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monopIn ipurhe idcinbor apIhIaaeiss
Sir Oir Characterization idlci.
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perionmeIn m0 fitb bc3iiaIitt oer
Geportrnents, Die jebrr in Den ndh.
item 0rei 5nbren peripaltpn miro.
einigen.
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Geit. 11toilrice 2tnRlaec

2onSon, s. Moi. Ole bieiigen
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melher er beioe Mtiniiter Der lin.
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1T IN ben aegenlpdrtigen 8e5iebitfl'
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glrtnee lolpie Der Wlarine etipas ber.
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nibts geneiueres ooer berodtens.
iuerteres poriteIlerJ oIs ipenn Wli-
hitter, um nidt IN WliBtreoit stt
fommen, gaie0erlaeen our6 folide
glnooben oen SoIoaten 5uidreiben.
obpleid fie ielbt Sdulb baron iino.
Mir bebolten ttn8 ein llrteil ii6er
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geripreden gege6en miro cine GRIND.
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Der gbening Stan6or0 1T bic
ein5iee 8eituug, nelde @eneral
Maurice fritiIiert, berlongt ie6oh
ebenfaIls eine llnterluhung.
Gie gortbcliffe 9reIie unteritiibt
Die 9legierlinq un0 glnitbt nidJt, 6ab
bic W1iniiter oas 9oIf obiidtlib be.
trogen baben. Die Simes uno Die
WaaiL beaiinitigen ben 8oridIag Der
Iegierling, cine llnteriuhing oitrm
Elm Ghrengeriht onBuiteaen.
8eitimqen melhe glsquitb itnter.
fifteen, boben gegen Die Hegieriing
SteIliing genoiinen
Man oloiibt, hab 2lobo George
ben grief 6es Generals @lauriee
beontfporten uF6 cine itidbaltige
GrflGrmq obgebeu miro. Die gfn.
gelegenbeit mirb morqen I'M Inter.
boiiie CUR Sprd(he fommen iino bon
oieiem entibie6en meroen.
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goris, s. g2oi.-g3obert 8errp,
Der icit anei Snhren aorreiponoent
Der gliiociateb 9sreB beim frdn86ii.
iben Satptquortier pelpeien lit,
BAT bas areuS Der gbrenlegion er-
bnIteu. General gtutberre I6fniidte
ibn oomit ouf oem ShIa9tfeIoe i'm
g[uitroge oes 2berbeFeblsbobers
General g3etain. ben Oringenoe
gflidten Oubon obbieIten Die 8efo.
rotion in s}erfon por5uncbnlen.
3mei onoere anierifoniIde nn0 bier
britiide aorrciponoenten erbieIten
glusSeihnilngcn. General
autberue ibrah BON Der uni6dbbn.
rem g(rbsit Der nmerifoniiden iino
britiiden greile un6 iagte, Die 9Lls-
aei6ningen m1ren nu5uieheu oIS
rttpos, Oas bon 6ol6nten fame uno
an SoIodten aiage.
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teller ino elmer Der befannteiten
5Iieger in Der amerifdniiden glr.
NEE. miro mad einem Sample sebn
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berntift. Der aantpf fono 8ipiIhen
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bier oeittihen 5liegern ftatt. 8nei
beutide W2aidinsn ntiBten in beIfd.
Oigtelu 3uIton6e Ionoen. Sdiipt.
mann Sol itoulnit aus Golfar,
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