P - PAGES NINE TO TWELVE OYSTER SHELLS GETTING SCARCE What was Once a Great New London Industry Does Not Now Furnish Shells Enough for the Hen Pens—The 'SALEM Church Interests—Supervisor isits Schools—Weekiy lecting—Personals. Miss Millen, pastor of the Congre- gational church. conducted the regular services on Sunday morning, after which the Sunday. scliool held an in- Gifts for Misa Hilda Groves on 15th BULLETIN NEWS LETTERS FROM ITS BROADENING FIELD gtz LETTERS FROM TOWNS IN TWO STATES i g s thirty gave her a pleasant at her home. in honor of her 15th birth- LEDYARD °* IHu; Lecture—R randall resented her included a : s A::r:im' of Charge of I::.w‘-;m Deer ,,,lm, 010 shEnet Ting from her young L S gt chavgs DESIPE Evening School Comes to a Close—Annual Meeting 5 Pkt Blonds Sod & beautitsl ettt ecart veh | ba o T A The Business and Social Life of Every Town and oS 2 With Rifle. from ine members of the Harmony or- | ana et ,‘,‘,’,“;‘;:":_';'“‘33“},';;“; of the Board of 1rade—The Boat Race Commitiee. 2 chestra, of which is the in_the eveni Settlement Refleécted in These Columns. & e i stersopHiogn dactuss s & sy | Sl acisnt bianis fiosse m’, Don- | " Supervicor King made nix specia gttt '"‘;",‘," :" evening by Harold White, a member |} e O e o mroaas | L1518 to the schools of the town this | Although the waters hereabouts were [ recelving the personal attention of g lay Party—Mrs. | of the Baraca club, assisied by Rey Tenner. They were gratefully ac. | © The w. ; never noted for the raising of oysters, | some tutor. J. W. Barrows Meets With Accident | Mr. White. The slides showed w n, Miss Groves. After the | was neid . riis ColLage Pruyver meeling | stil the time was when the oyster: MEW loNMN COUNTY Qpen Wednesday, as intended.but opens | —Surprise for Mrs. Eldredge. pictures of aliens and their arrival Pleasant evening wus | Mr. and Moo 1aaek 4 the home Of |dustry was of considerable importance | Book prizes were offered by oitizens . jonday with Clark Coon as teacher. e this country and was very instructive Mvany being entertained With | the praver meeting (o &ers. After |in New London, A large forge of men [and the inscriptions in the prize books K — . Edward Campbell is confined to_the 414 entertaining. “Jee cream, cake and frult were | brief roncaron |F th¢ ¢hoir held @ | were employed in opening and handling | were written by Charles D. Boss, whe UNCASVILLE MOHEGARN. house this weck by . second attack o | | Charles & Hewitt, from nis Wyan- med, after which games were pIay- | " ORari ShE . ecently spent a day |Lhe PIvalves ‘and ‘the opened produet | was then considered the best penma LLI s rheumatism. ot pulléts, is receiving 2 large num- | ed until midnight. During the even- | in {rneasyilie, d ay | shipped in large quantities from this |in the city. The whole people ook in- . e Churoh Planning, for Eastern—Rus | David Cudiortn has moved his house- | ber of egss. ing the Harmony orchestra, William | Mynncasville. o as been |C1¥: In those days there were oyster | terest in fhe achool and in after life rthday Dinner—Supper and Sale Net | ~ Business at Witch Hazel Mill—Notes | 10ld 800ds and family from Norwich Lawyer Cleared $20. Ritnards divector, ~vemered several e o At b houses where the palatable product of | the earnest puplls appreclated what $30—Address to Teachers—Ac of the Wetk $o.fhp ‘upper Esutiar the house long |\ Co soiice TR g ey of. s Toc EvIRst reelos the wea was served i every kuown Iad been done for them at the Haven » ew Meale house. 5] 'S le of an American ma- Harry A. Rathb style an. ‘resh from the shell. Now | free evening school At o of Mr. and Mrs. 1 b Miss Lena Lamb of Ledyard is the |nure spreader, nearly new, was held v A. Rathibun recently made a |there is practically but one place | Iocal m who had traveled gave 5 o r and Mrs. Daniell Lemuel Flelding of Norwich fvas | guest this week of Mrs. Percy Colver |at the public sign SRkt Loasuelt oo, | 0. guacs e’ ihitman sud dgueh | trip Lo Norwich, 3 | where ‘oysters are served on the half |the puplls the benefit of thelr knowi- .. ant & Lt Lot Suoining neroies t tho | u Gt G o |82 the public signpost at Ledyard Cen- | ter, Lucy, of Mystic, visited relatives rs. Carl Rogers and Mrs. Ernet |shell, and that place is a fish market | edge by a course of lectures, Impart Bople on the cleventh| Church Sunday and assisted in the | - Deacon Damicl Frink and daughter, | icen were present at the sale. The ggg rierias tn This illage on Satur- | Spencer are recovering from severc at- | With'an oyster Tl e e R S SR s The evening wis apimt| SHMInE. Miss Genevieve Frink, of the Wolf | machine was started at $25 and was | "%y S a5 : | was an oyster depot in the Hoit build- | gotten #o long as the puplls lved, The ol S J. P. Sanders of Taftville was vis- | Neck district, were recent Mystic vis- |struck off to Lawyer Raiph Denison r. and Mrs. Paul Chartler spent| Flovd and Willie, the little sons of |ing that stood at the foot of State |late Richard H pel, who was & . iting his brother, G. K. Sanders, over | itors. of :New London, who bad it already | Sororel, days this week visiting rela- | Mr. and Mrs Thomas A Day. have |street which Dick Morria bought for w| partner of Henry P aven in the Sisses Katirrn McDermott, Margaret | Sinaad- | o Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Williams | sold for $75. Miss R ‘Cador f W < b S onsilitis, but are | site for the present rallway station just | whale fisherics, & a lecture of in- o T Miss Lizzie Hunter, after an ex- | were over-Sunday guests of Mr. and e DYeE ok W oRcemte: | Dew. recavaring. twenty-five v carly all tense interest that teemed with in g g en e tended vacation, has returncd to her | Mrs. Al}antgtevelmoi“ol Bodton, | Ralph Crandall Acquitted. . ila mres oy By e resOunsins Trom, Jof B e rotion. Copiorin. e oevels’ 13 1he rork at Mystic, ev. z s clas S vith grip and tonsili- vas devoted to the ractically new cof of Alaska Agnes Sullivan, Alice | ner home after a visit with her daugh- | this week at the usual hour in the | tried before G. A. Montgomery, and in uf guest of friends tn town. © | The auction of the Grodsensky |rear there arrived almost daily In the | tures ‘of “Uhiy nature were the rule oo motl WAem | ter, Mrs. D. Davis, ut Mystic. Baptist conference room. which e reservadt hils. deciaion for 0ns | herm hi e Coffey is visting L the|brothers on Tuesday brought .many |season vessels of considerable size di- | which in addition to the regular studies kS The many friends of Mrs. Nettie| Mrs. Isabel Neil of the Holloway |week, was heard at his house on Tues- e armers and cattle buyers from sur- |rect from Crisfield, Maryland, and |of reading, writing, arithmetic and Cleared $40. Fowler are pleafed to ses her out|homestesd was a village caller Tues- |day inording. The : accused pleaded S iar Come Villanoou: and M Toss| brotites hare ooid thuk e Lo ey | Lom R with ful earsoe Shian ive an fasd of Gwjedvane again after a severe e grip. . = 3 J 4 have sol e New o ome even ¢ 4 ed the pupils « rst of New society of the Methodist | on the farm at Olin Browning's, as wich, aftes veek’s > he: s y ppear witnesses | to New York. o 1 g . - < oo argtiy attanded. Cake and | Tier has o dey ahG MERE contast | Mm-law and daushterMr. amd Mra Dave| bohen Atane oy eauitted by the | against Dupre and SL Onge, who were |- Mr. and dMrs. George Hlandish of ',:f.'.’..l"i.‘.’.‘,“.&ifﬁ"& ’?2".‘»‘"«.,'.'-:'3 ) foreign born young man anxious eam were on_gale in connection | with the Johnson company at the jd Cudworth. b o4 g charged with entering the home of| Colchester were recent guests of Mr. | press all ove w England. to master the language of his adopted : e supper. Those in charge of | witch hazel mill. & < Grand List $424,500. Mrs. Villancour during her absence on | and Mrs. Bdgar Standish at Hillside | oyster business Sountry. bocomes patirelly inauieltive Pt table were Mrs. Charles Ram- | W. J. Hunter, who injured his arm R e i The board of reliet, Alfred J. Clark, | e ny i New London and while being Inste 4 haph t Gme “and Mre Beckwith: at the ice | some weeks since, is nearly recovered.| Rev. Benjamin M. Deniston, pastor |chairman, Charles A- Gray, secretary, |ens o f:uv 7 V.!E. Belanger attep ed| Mry. M. R Stegfricd of Colchester | An idea of the immensity of the in- | furnishes amusement wiling i < tabl s Charles Watson and | _Mrs. Maria Fillmore and Miss Cyn- | of the Methodist Episcopal church, ex- |and James H.-Bel . : S P NERREES | Or paaous, Bt ord | on Sanday visited her daughter, Mrs. | dustry c * ructor, Th oUng . A ibia; e e , Discop: , ex: d 5 1den, met at the town | on Tuesday. e's y can be judged from the fact st . This young chap galls at iz Geer. The ticket sale was | thia Fowler spent Tuesday in Uncas- | changed pulpits Sunday with Rev. Mr. |clerk’s office on Saturday and finished | * Lenten devotions were held at St.| ~'xe) Ray: 2 that there were shells enough for use (certain stores and asks many questions ‘of Miss May Grover. About | ville with Mrs, George Newton. Todd of Blackhall, Conn. At the close |up their duties, having been fiye #ays | Thamas cnurch on Thursday and Fric | i cson B Webster of Saybrook was |in the repair and building of the public | for the sake of obtaining knowleds This supper was the | _Our fire warden is now prepared to | of the morning sermon Rev. Mr. Dodd |in session. The board left the grand |day evenings. 7 =lin town Saturday. calling on old |streets, the shells to be had for the |One day this week he asked where a iven during the | ive permits for burning brush and |administered the sacrament of the |list last year $404,892. The srand list | v 2 friends and peighbors. carting. These shells were simply | certain citizen resided and he was told ference year. Erass’land under the mew Iaw per- | Lord's supper. During the morning |this year was inereased by the as- | Village Mourns Death of Rev. Eli Dew- |. Addison Taintor of Colchester was |spread In the road, and the teams did |OUt near the cemotery. “What's ceme . TN Ana D Ty bl o men ok service a solo was finely rendered by |sessors and the board of relief made hurst. a recent caller at Crystal Spring farm. | the rest. There wis no ateam or other [ery?' he asked, and made thin melf - and isha Vib- he rain of the past few davs has erles Edwin Lamphere. I Must Have | abatements to the amount of $775 and | The Rev. Ell Dewhurst, who has been [ . Orrin W. Ray was a recent Nor- |road roller to crush the oysters or paci | replys “Oh, yeu, 1 know; a place where to her home in N n;.':;‘mf\n—;nds in the part of the town the Saviour With Me, was impressive |additions to the amount of 31520, [in faillng health for the pust year and i e L 1 | them solidly in place. It required con- [ the dead peopls livel” "Off hie wont to 2 i almost impassable. Several automo- |1¥. ered during the evening service | which left the total grand list $424,- | who died at his home In this village i y Miner spent Sunday with | siderable time to get the oyster r find the person inquired for and on T,.chezsmueet-r;s;h . ;";;7’;‘?:;‘}3“,*a;;“(‘tg‘l:"t&}‘lﬁc} on Long y;; t\‘;;x;‘;;e‘; Huldah Desley and Lot- ggg.ﬂw, an increase of $19,607. lﬁ‘wer ‘Wednesday mo;nh‘:s. was called to "‘ﬁ ‘éf,'; Gestey, Mk Nalsay Sapkter s I into shape, but \xh-‘n“llnx was effected :1?]:0?1;;11 o the store announced thas ly m g of - ch- a E a 2 . 3 pastorate of the local Baptist churc! = .- he roads were superior to the present |he had been out to the cemetery where various districts In town w: George Burlingame who was buried * ars | . Miss Kittie Ray spent a couple of ci ads. At one Sequot | the dead people 1ived and on hi - e I ier. Ma- | on Tucsday will be missed by his many | EPWerth League Held Birthday Party. Heos on July 1, 1383 Durlng his 27 years' | gaysthis week &s the Euest of her | avemue tor e whote Iomsth from Tiows | BACK M found the man Wiking an i€ morial building, m“.~"w Holdridge; Lincoln and“e;’rfi h}%ﬁ%cne, An all-day farmers’ institute ~was| eight were present at the Bible school, Z'r:\lm}h' Iﬂér; ,'uu:u.m d u-'h\'.w‘v'| ter | cared for emergency muchine, oquipped extin- | o't I‘y pei2 4 or e e e Do Gruson & | Enos M. Gray; Lincoln Elected, Phebe | held in Grange hall Feb. 24. W. O.|Several classes decided to have a|don is received here by et or ex- | t0 be called into action st any moment s oulter—Effort to Secure Typewriter | S o oS Prother, Dr. Grudon S. | M. ‘Main; Lincoln Was Stromg. Harry | ROfers of Norwich, presiient of the | change of quarterlies the next three | press from fish centers in New York |&nd has no gesire to be antagonistic to he- | Industry. Tn Going as well as eould bé expected | Main: Washingion, by Miss Williams | State Poultry association, gave a very | months. The offering amounted o |or Boston, and is in the same condi- | its younger brother, the New n eneral public, 56 Tieor WaFaenied: comGHIoD, |ana Miss McKegs: Washington exer- | Pleasing address on Poulfry for Pleas- | over three dollars, The pleasant even- | tion as i# received in places remota |Business Men's nusociation =i Pz | A birthasy party was given Monday || She has the sympathy Of a host o |cise, by second class; Washington ex. | re, and Profit E. Rogers of South. |ing hour onened with a song service of | from the salt water Governor Waller some time ago sug. more substan- }"\Pnlnz on Miss Marguerite Coulter in ! friends, who are saddened that she is [ercise. by first class: Capitals of the | inston, president of the Pomological | ten minutes, conducted by the pastor,| The time was when hundreds of men | Fested that it would be well for both honor of her 12th birthday. Twenty- | doubly’ afflicted. Her daughter, Mrs, |United States, seven pupils; Crossing |Society, spoke on Making the Apple |assisted by the instrumental quarteite. | and vessels were employed in_the fish- | Organizations to combing ais ham cactus | five young people were in attendance. | Charles H. Denison of Mystic, came to | the Delaware,"by.six pupils; Essay on [ Orchard Pay. =Prof ¢ D. Jarvie of | Miss Viorence Chapman and Mrs. G.|eries from this port and o familiar ber of commerce, with the idea that in e S2EUS | Miss” Coulter was presented a. hand- | her as promptly as possible after her | Washington, Thomas Latham; spelling | Storrs Agricultural Experiment sta- | C. Chappell, violins; Rev. G. C. Chiap- | sight was a forest of masts of fishing | Union the common canse would be bit s some watch. Games were plaved and a' accident, and has remained with her, | Contest, Washington hatchef, which tion spoke on Enemies of Fruit Grow- | pell, flute, and Miss Marion Henry, pl- | smacks along the waterfront, most of | {eF advanced, for some one suid in the fier teft on | dainty collation served. Those present giving er such care as only a loving | was won by Margaret J. Allyn and |in€ and How to Combat Them. Din-ano. Neirer My God, to Thee, 'Was | thejr eatches being lunded 'in “New |long long thne ago that in union there York, from :;:génﬁl;*s! e R e~ | aanEhies owk give. | Maurice Holdridge. it gt di ‘;;lenm'ésel-_ pube| plaved by the quartette, Miss Florence | London, and fresh.fish was the rule | W48 strengeh, place they will g0 to visit rele Gladys Dickinson, € Beck- . i usic was arranged rs. C. F. Bee- | Chapman and Mrs. G. C. Chappell, vio- o ke the SKORtIG! = 21 "In thin particular instance both or i B 0t it o | wich, Blizabeth Ervin, Marjorie Smith, Birthday Surprise. be. Guests were. present from Salem, | lins; Frank Sawyer, cornet: Rev. G. C. | lent o Ranine smack haliing from the | Fanizations are working unitedly for Miiler's abscnce, Fred C. Palmer, who ISad‘e Clark, Phillis Becks Ethel | The 0. M. M. club delightfully sur- LEFFINGWELL 01a Lyme, East Haddam and Essex. = | Chappell; flute. Miss Melvin Furber | port of New London, so the fishery | the betterment of New Londor s is residing in New York will be in | Beckwith, Ella Jonuson, Mildred Ray- | prised Mrs. Charles Q. Eldredge of Riv- | f, S Al o Personals. conducted the C. B. meeting; topic, | pusiness can be catalogued as another [{nere are conditions in the Busiofe i i Notmer ron i | Moot Harrier Gukes, Beth Lace, and | Srvicw on Monday sYening in honor of | Former Resident Revisited Friends—| iigg Louisa Martin returned to her| Competent Misitonary Assets. Miad |lostindusiry to New London Men's aswociation that make some cltl Mrs. Luther Davis of Worcester is | Mossr r&n Manwaring, F. J. Howard, | her birthday. Mr. Eldredge was lot | Local People at Mortgage Burning. |school in Salem Sunday. Susie Wood gave an interesting report = X zcng ineligible, while the membership Fuest of her sister, Mra. Charles | ETancls Luce, Henry Bond, Graut Du- | info the ‘secret, but so tactfully kept | o 0 3 Sohn Purcell of Salem wes a caller|Sf the Christian Endeavor conventon | pp, winter session of New London's | Fherators s wouwd pe almost as. im: o Benjamin Beebe, Mrs. Eildredge he assa < 2 3 Five Tables of Whist. | Timothy Kelles, Wulls” Clark,” Clyde . ',‘,‘.‘:“;?};’;:’,;3‘1;!?,};; o ‘m«' 550 | and “Miss Marion. Parkingon of O e e o Ehapoel Toporied’ prichy the. ovemimg | free eveming sehool’ came™to a oiose | posuibla to unite the two oreanizution: tables were played. For %4 o P S e ub_p: ¢ presented Do : ton. : ; a ice for the future by Charles I s was £ ghly thies e there was a tic between | Gontter “};“‘""'f,,‘sfmugh“feis ;‘:"Cfir Miss Res, Tidrodss a sixiae of Beaotire goid | Jp2iss Tt Paimer \vas the guest of | ““Fne storm washed the roads in many Interseting’ Teachers’ Meating. - | Fenhiven. superintondent o schools: |ous o B e T ot o Bt was fn warded to F. J.| Physiciam - de’ by Edy mphere, resi- | cently. pairing them. Al et T g i s of the late Henry P. Ha- 8w racticable, but an e o o el Mt | cphiVSiciane TeVORt much Hincas™in | Genc of the shib. A ourse supper wis | | 3% Editn LeMngwell returned to | PMint Carrio Mack of Bast Haddam | 18 T ko Srtermogn oF e T that oulon was pmprastiontle, but & solation prize. efreshments were 5 |s 2 X et nt school Monday, | was a guest on Bi 2 - i jxe iation Ret weather. g o (CRmp | geEvert st I b . M was ona of the | Wallipautic” novmislactioal Afnd ag i1l Hill last Sunday. | week. Papers were read by Miss axtablished 1n New London, the firat | mictecs from both organizations wo S e SRR pleasantest. occasions the club has en- | after being at her home in this place el o B B L I | e atiite. AR codiamad for 1 mittees from both organizations wou'd on the house | ogrunte: 3f; Sgencer 13 acting as sten. | joyed since its organization. { an “extinita. time o account of Soar- e ot Moo | Winters at the expense of Mr, T act dointly on mattere of publis faten =8 Sstaphec 5 e he s b own., | N ools, and by ipal Murphy of e e expense of Mr. Haven. | e was explained that in most in Fhich Vito Moris is havioe bullt, £l | commission at Lyme. Local Jottings. e e pehegh 0 aheut fows. HANOVER. the Paimer Memorial. Then the school was provided for by |stances committees representing two B - - ongrega- o et - 5 s y v : : city and came under the direction | business N aresit v round. Thursday. | With hem came 8 | tional Shiion ® Fomeasy ey naroEa | | Dr and Mes. Bdwin C. Chipman of | (Saturday) with the Misses Ruth and | Mesting of Woman's Missionary So- Ropair Committte Masts: " B R Tbaath ar woboul Kisttors and 1a | mes 1 End Tadience than & o0t guantity of building material Upon | slimly attended, owing fo the Wet M ang Are. Benjamin b Crams and | | Orrn Lefringwell i § hday of James Vick- | The repair committee of the Union | now a permanent matitution as re- |mittee representing one organization Lelping the men to their feet, it was | weather and bad walking. L e IR IR S s L lor Will Speak. | Db, Church met At e ciutditorium | quired by state statute. especially when both committecs are X e from a few bruises ev. J. Willi 1 = A gelin W~ Bmzov aeamlowt il . | Monday morning to ma A S LA S e ecinlly when both committes S haks in Mvede Tucsay ationding The meet e e Lot the e scasgtt s any aHetes BF Ooa The consmities T oiiny D | opeo boaciat puplls-ag s young | both organizations in New London, y u d, whe o - | who has been ailing for the last ten | On account of the weather only a fe e afternoon at the | con E. enr:; ittee includes Deas | fellows, and the youngest pupil at that | even If & “two for ono” denl os worke & httle, . ol A EC. Merriam, a summer | “Eaptain and Mrs. John C. Spoftord |~ The ‘members of the First Baptist | were read by Mrs E. C. Smith, Mrs. | tor. yesr. Tie man whose tombstons save e e pworth league meeting Sunday | mi et o1 5119 Grove, Is spending the | and [ittie aaughter, Thelma, of Brook- | church were Invited to attend - the | Standish and Miss Peck. Miss Flor_| Miss Gertrude Olson was the saesti 0L Mes che Dyt 40, elllgt Jegm Now [ Danle) M. Creain and his aposintes evening was led by Lincoin A. Rogers; b1 Iyn, N. Y. have been guests for a few | services and the mortgage burning at [ ence~Hope sans. There was a £00d | over Sunday of friends in {his c London in the war of the rebellion was [on the boat race committee of the B g0 o o B ee: | o il 20 Mrs. D. A. Crocker have Te- | days of Mrs. Spofford's parents, Mr.|the First Baptist church of Norwich |atiendance. Refreshments were served.| Frederick Palmgr of New Yok shent | & Pupil, another was a minister, anc | board of trade eentainly did thelr bu Suipest. Bow to Work During, the |turnédl fp thetr cot at Pine Grove. | ana Mrs, Charles Fdward Staply [ W oamenny o e oo | A number of Hanover ladies at-|this week 8¢ the Baimer Yook Spent | among the number was a rallroad en- | {ness to a turn n arranging for the . o 5 it 2 har e enars Over 100 present at Union | Mrs. Alpheus H. Schoonover of Elm- | place attended. tended on Friday afternoon the 'mis- | this village. gineer, a blacksmith, a naiimaker, and | race and flagging the courss for ho — e ok hinaiitis S macdey, evening at the cltizens' murst fs suffering from an attack ot | P e “atd 3fe.. Harrison Jencks of |sionary mesting-at Brosdway

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