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Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
Mr., CraIlStOn
 Says

he has sold Diaries in Norwich for more than forty years. and hls experi- ence is that the best ones are usually sold by Christmas day. So if you want to get the style you have always used. make your selection now, while the assortment is eompIete. He has the good kinds he has always sold. the ald reliable "Standard," National" 1" Sc, and a fine stock of the popular "Line- a. Day Books" in n great variety of bindings, and at pleasing prices. The "old Farmers Almanac" for 1910 Is also ready. Our Calendars are more attractive than ever. few duplicates, many of them being hand painted and unique in style and finish. Now Is the best time to select them while the goods are fresh and new.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

Convened for their annual lodge of sorrow, Norwich lodge of Elks. No 430. on Sunday afternoon in Broad way theater solemnly recalled the names of their departed members and honored their memory with the im- pressive service that was conducted. The members of the lodge. who met at their rooms at o'clock and march, ed from their rooms to the theater, were seated upon the stage: and the entire seating capacity of the theater was occupied with their friends who had been favored with the special tickets of admission.
 While the audience was assembling, the EIks' orchestra, directed b. Bro
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
SPECIAL EFFORTS FOR
 SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES
To Be Made at Central Baptist
 Church.

Rev. P. c. Wright made an an nouncement of much interest at the Sunday evening service at the Central Baptist church, stating that in con- junction with the Mems league of the church an endeavor was to be made to make the Sunday evening services of the most possible interest and help fulness for the people by providing something special in the musical line, or in some other way. and that what ever was put into the collection would all be put back into the service, so that those attending might show their interest by their contributions, and upon their contributions would de- pend largely the ability of the league to make the service increasingly help ful.
 The service of the evening was largely attended and opened with a praise service of the Alexander hymns. led by a large chorus choir. A violin solo, Wieniauski's Legende, was ex- quisitely rendered by Raymond B. FL dred. The offertory music was by the quartette, Go Home and Tell to Those You Love, and strong sermon was preached by Rev. MT. Wright from the text What Will Ye Do in the End?
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
Eourteen New Members.

Twelve were recveived on probation and two by letter at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday morning, when the communion service was largely attended. In the evening the vested choir of twenty-four members was in attendance. leading the singing in an inspiring manner. At both ser vices effective sermons were preached by the pastor, Rev. M. s. Kaufman, D. 7
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
Will Visit Scotland.

Alex Finlayson of Greeneville. the well known Association football play CT. is to sail next Saturday from New York for Glasgow. and will spend six or seven weeks at his home in Scot land. While in the old country Mir. Finlayson will get into the game, add ing points to his knowledge and ex- pertness, so that when he returns here he will be in prime shape to rejoin the Norwich team.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
YOUNG MEN GET BAIL
 AND ARE RE-ARRESTED
Hill and Babson Are Wanted in New Haven for Theft-Fined on One of Local Charges.

In the city court on Saturday, one of the charges against Leo Hill and Gerald Babson, that of defrauding a boarding house keeper here, was heard and they were fined s each, which was paid. The bond in the case against them for attempting to take girls away for immoral use was low cred to S1,000, as the case was contin- ued until next Saturday and this each of them was able to secure in the eve- ming. Just as they were about to leave with their counsel and the moth CT of one of the young men, Chief Murphy re-arrested them on a war rant which had been received from New Haven. charging them with the theft of dress suits. They were re- turned to their cells and the mother went to New Haven to see what could be done in their behalf. She reported Sunday night that she couldn't do anything until this morning.
 The liquor law violation by Thomas Wilson and Ruby Blinderman was con- tinued until this morning when the decision in the former will probably be given.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
SUPERB STOCKS
Gathered for the Inspection of Holiday
 Buyens-A Pointer for the Puzzled.

The gift buyers paradise.
 That Is what the stores are at pres ent.
 Goods from all quarters of the globe are gathered together for inspection, and arranged in the most attractive way.
 Articles to wear, to eat, to amuse, for furnishing, or ornamentation, useful for home or office, everything is provided. with the best of taste, and with prices right
 Now is the time to buy, when one has the pick of the fresh stock
 Every year you make Christmas gifts. You mean to this year. Why, then, postpone your shopping? Oblig- ing clerks and proprietors are more than ready to help you to a wise choice.
 Buy today!
 Where?
 The Bulletins advertising columns this morning will tell you!
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
DENTISTRY

The dental business established. by my brother whose assistant 1 was for many years, will be continued by me, assisted by Dr. V. D. Eldred.
 It will be a pleasure to see the former customers of my brother and as many new ones as will favor me with their patronage. Extracting 25c and up.
 nov19d DIR. CHAS. B. ELDRED.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
The Aid Department

of the Second Baptist Church. Mans field Depot. will hold a sale Of Fancy Articles Aprons. tEdibles. etc. Wednes- day Evening" December Sth. fin the Chanel Sale begins at 6 o'riock Ice Cream will be sold, and Fish Pond is one of the attractions. decGd
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
BOOK DEPARTM ENT rear of elevator

Special sale of Books by Mrs Mary ], Holmes. Mrs. l.. T. Meade. Good writers. excellent line of titles. real Value 39c--
 TONIGHT, each ............... 2ls Four in hands Ties for Men and Boys in various patterns and color< ings. 25c and 29c lines
 ToNIGHT...... 1se each, 3 for 5ot Fancy SILKS all styles aud colors, that we usually sell for ti.Oo yard
 TONIGHT ................... Hs
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
Split a Switch.

The through car leaving Franklin square for New London at 1.45 o'clock Sunday afternoon. in charge of Mo- torInan Charles Standish. split the switch at the Laurel Hill spur and the forward wheels left the rails They were quickly replaced and the car left the square 6 or minutes late, which time was made up, causing no delay in traffic. Inspector k. E. Ladd was in charge of getting the ear on the track.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
(kitoh.uwar. Dsp't.-sassm.nt)

Iiouid Veneer. unexcelled for polishing furniture. regular 25c size TONIGHT ................... 18o Galvanized Coal Hods. open or hood top. usually 42c and 45c-
 TONlSHI ........'......'... SSo Brooms. No. size. value s5c--
 TONIGHT, each .............. 25o
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

MT. and Mrs. George Carter and MT. and Mrs. Everett Dawley are spend ing few days in New York
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
Superb Perfumes
 A- FOR CHRISTMAS

Perfumes will be needed. either for personal use or for GIFT GIVING as our stock includes the CHOICEST AND MOST POPULAR DOORS of the best makers. both foreign and do- mestic, you cannot go amiss if you make your selection here and at the same time be assured that whatever you select is WORTH THE PRICE and SURE TO PLEASE.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

August Muller of Stonington was the guest of friends in Norwich and Willimantic Saturday and Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

Who Delivered Address at Elks' Me
 morial.
 was entertained from to 10 o'clock at a banquet in the Del Hoff d hing room, where covers for 25 were laid, and after the attractive menu had been discussed, Chairman Ayling presided as toastmaster for the postprandial ex- ercises. MT. Charlock left by the boat train, to which he was escorted by Messrs. Williams, Connor and Stein.
 Spoke in New London.
 James P. Hayes. one of the past ex- alted rulers of Norwich lodge, took part in the memorial exercises of New London lodge of Elks Sunday evening, reciting Bryant's poem, ''Thanatopsis," which was accompanied with moving picture illustrations.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

Frank Perkins of Thames street is spending the winter in Delaware and Virginia.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
PERSONAL

Mrs. William Nichols of Iyoryton has been visiting in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
lpomsntie pspartmsn,l

One lot of White Linen Napkins. sil- yer blesched. all hemmed ready for use. value s1.25-
 TONIGHT, dozen .............. 9so
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
Shot a Fox.

On Saturday Edward Gay shot nice specimen of a wood fox in front of his we'll known dog, Skip which was run ming Flash. owned by Patrick Burke
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

We would also call your SPECIAL ATTENTION to our will selected stock of MILITARY BRUSHES. SHAVING SETS. MIRRORS. COMBS AND BRUSH SETS. MANICURE SETS and innumerable other select Christmas
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
fcenter Roonl

Mufrlers. white. black, grey and light blue
 TONIGHT .................. 2te
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

Teacher-What is wisdom? Willie Wisdom is what other people don't knows-P Philadelphia Record.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
The Lee & OsgOod Co. I31.I33 Main Street,
 NORWICH. CONN.

Mail orders will receive our prompt attention. Name the article and the price and we will make selection that will please you.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
Norwich People Attended.

The postponed dance given under auspices of Cochegan camp, No. 9366, M. w. of A., in Robertson's hall, Palm ertown, on Friday night brought out what is said to be the biggest crowd seen in the hall for a long time. There was good amount of patronage from members of the order in Salem. New London, Norwich and Fitchville, in ad- dition to the Montville attendance Dancing was kept up until o'clock in the morning, music being furnished by Spencers orchestra. Prof. William Smiddy prompted. The receipts amounted to about BPS. The drawing for big turkey was held at the inter- mission, No. Sl, held by William Ten nyson. being the lucky one. A large delegation from the camp will come to Norwich tonight to the meeting of Ionic camp.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

c. P. Rice spent the week end in New York, to which city he expects to move his goods at an early date.
 MT. and Mrs. s. J. Bullard of New Rochelle, N. r., have been visiting her uncle, Joseph H. Lucas of Trading Cove.
 Louis De Monte was called to Hartford Sunday morning by tele- phone message that his father was seriously i'll.
 John c. Chapman of Brooklyn. N. Y, formerly manager of the Norwich ball team, is spending a few days in town on business.
 "Jupes" Mcintyre, the well known Greeneville athlete, left for Brooklyn. N. r., Sunday afternoon, where he is to be employed.
 Mir. and Mrss Bureton Barrows and their daughter, Mildred, of Thames street have returned from a visit to Mrs. Barrows' parents, MT. and Mrs. Brainard of Ivoryton.
 Rev. William Gildea, who has been recuperationg from severe illness by two weeks vacation, spent at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. James D. Gildea, 101 Main street. has returned to his duties in St Patrick's church, Norwich.-Danbury News.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

c. P. Rice spent the week end in New York, to which city he expects to move his goods at an early date.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
Whatever Shall 1 Do With This Cold?

That's a question that is often asked in this drug store at this time of the year.
 Take SMITHS LAXATIVE COLD TABLETS is always our answer This is a Grippe and Cold Cure that the people around here and it has proven itself a good remedy.
 Try a vial of these tablets for that cold of yours. Guaranteed by the man who makes them to give you every satisfaction, or your money back.
 PRICE 20 CENTS.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

Noank.-Good news spear about the the village last week in a rumor that the +. Palmer & Son Go. will be ready to employ about 100 men in their ship yard just as soon as lumber for con- tracts now in hand arrive.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

The D. A. R. memorial fountain on the Little Plain has been hoarded up for the winter.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

Fruit growers are improving the good weather to prune their orchards.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

Benedict Arnold" at Breed theater, of peculiar local interest.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

THERE is no auyertisIng medium in Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bul- letia for huSIness re&ulth
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
CHANGE IN ADDRESS. DIR. N. GILBERT GRAY.

formerly at Hodges Stable. Is now To- cated in rear of No. Franklin square. Tel. 574. may19d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

Changes and corrections are being made in the new telephone directory, which goes to press December g.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

THERE IS no arvertising medium In Wnmtern Come fricut equal to The Buls Imtin for nusinesa reault& 1s'
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

Frank Edward Johnson expected to pass the winter in Europe.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

A circular letter has been sent out to all creameries in the state from the office of the dairy commissioner and the commissioner on domestic animals, asking for list of all farm CTS who produce milk or cream for their use.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06

Funeral services for Samuel Teb- mutts were held at his home in Mi antic Sunday afterndon at 2 o'clock. Burial was in Mantle cemetery.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30

10 II SoFig gtnAl teaos. providtad. 4 No leveE HI
sthAt m alts12 ton ddition lsssgEe
In soHs & 10 any such bill OF l26fn9 with
signature thereto indoruod thSreon, by5 5thD
Issuing carrier. or hiD ofIcor, aren't o.
servant inshi4 behalf. and With the eon-
ssent .of the sholdsr thereof, shall = yalid
and effective 81.
Sec o. All acts or parts sof acts In
cOnststent herewith are hereby repealed.
. Sec 10. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after April 1st,.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30

AN ACT to amend section four thou
sand hve hundred and thirty mine (4539)
of :11e4 Revised Laws of Minnesota,
1906 relating to actions on bonds Of
= public contractors. s. (, F.: Hsss;. =
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
: State Of Minnesota: ~
. Section l. That section four thousand
five hundred and thirty-nine 4539) Of the
Revised Laws OF Minnesota, 1905, be and
the Same is hereby amended 80 a. 70
read az follows: s35 IS & & { s: .si
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
CHAPTER 42s-s. r. NO. 2s1.

$500 tAsI1<A1 = 1S1S -. nv ZT1s
AN ACT to amend sections 1876, 1T8ns
1740t 1741. 174a. 1744 and 1866 Of th4
acts ansndatory thereof. relatina q
tho dairy and food department.
Be II enacted by tho LegiSlaturo az tho
State Of Minnesota:
secfion 1. section 17s1 Of the Rsvissd
Laws OF Minnesota OF 1906, % aInonded
by chapter 236 of the General IAws o{
1907, tesherebys amended 20 as to r0aA ~
|folloWS:
Sec. 1876. Assistant- nt-Employes- salas
Tiea-EIo shall receive salary Of 100
per annum and shall be allowed the ex.
pen1es necessarily incurred by him III
the discharge sof his duties. He may ap-
point IN assistant examiner ak Q sala{y5
Of u, ,600 per annum: secretAFY 1t set
chemist 6 8 salaIy ofs 6. 40 peg" 1nnunj
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30

such money ~ ase ny tine
yithin. tuentyT(2 co = n o 410n thu tille
thu money IT q p6t lnko flle sstnto treas
my for N oedsr ffor lsynaent.o9 the
money TO hin. and Sl1pcs The court hetnx
sefi9ded that the party lsla ting such ep.
pAcation II The person entitled 70 tha
money or successor To- hie right the
court shall make a ord llss Tor the pay
snf o,,a the e sush ths s2plicefpt;
duly certified copy 90 1uch ordsr shall
ray tho same to the person named in
said order 40 entitled TO receivs the s.sme.
urer ahall hot So IS clsimed 81 tho .psr-
eoM entitled thareto within such twenty
t9O yasra u shalt eechset TO the state.
.as SEQ This act shall take effect ana
ho In force from and after itS paSSaG q.
I Approved Aprii % 1900.
5Ssss7|-r 81 Ss sS tS
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
CHAPTER 412-s: F.. NO. 321.

CHAPTER 412-S. F. NO. 321.
AN, ACT to amend section 80, chapter
>S44. of the General. Laws Of the State
Of MinueseSta Tor 1s 1895, ,s.s; as amended by
1907. relating to mink. muskrat and
beaver.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
Section !. That section ss. chapter s44.
amended BY chapter 469 Of the General
Laws Of 1907 be, and the same xa11 is hereby
Section IS. Mink. Muskrat and Bea-
ver:-No person shall 1i,d take: catch Or kill
mIskrat between the fifteenth day Of
April and the fifteenth day OF November
jure or destroy any n1uskrat house at
any time. Provided. that when any Of
are doing damage to or. destroying any
property. the person whose property Is
being damaged or destroyed may kill
them at any time"
Sec, 2. This act shall take effect and
Approved April 22, 1909.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30

CHAPTER 41e-s.. F. NO. ,bas.
AN ACT to legalize the collection ana
retention Of certain fees by judges and
Whereas. doubts have arisen az to tho
OF probate courts in collecting and retain
acfment Of the Revised Laws 1so5, down
to the enactment of chapter 322. General
Laws 1907. =.
Now therefore,
State Of Mlnnesota:
Section l.: That all acts Of Judges OF
pr%battss ate. and rs clerks 9f probate courts in
ama aea IN fees a.
ties Of the state Of Minnesota having Z
population Of two hundred thousand or
less prior p,d to the x enactment sa Of chapter
same are hereby declared to be lawful
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after Its passage.
Approved April %. 1900. -:
CHAPTER eos. +. NO. bse. =. II:
AN ACT relating to payment to the state
or hereafter to be paid into s Court Pa.a 81
to an officer Of court and for the
escheat Of such moneys to the State
of Minnesota. &c II : n: -
state. Of Minnesota: '-c.. = - -
Section l.. In every case where money
heretofore has peen paid or hereafter
oeer @ 81 @ IN s st.te er of e n dne
nesota under any statute or order 81
court for the benefit OF or to be paid
to any person or persons: and the same
shall not have been paid over to the
person entitled thereto within flve (5)
years after the date on which such per-
son Is entitled to receive the same II
shall be the duty Of the clerk or other
officer Of the court having charge 81
such money Immediately to pay the same
Into the state treasury. The person en-
titled thereto or his successor IN the
right may apply 70 tho court "a which
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30

mediately nOtl1y the secretary. VINO, II
the claim exceeds three hundred dollars.
may forthwith convene the directors:
The directors shall appoint committee
Of three members Of whom the secretary
such loss, with authority to examine wit
nesses, to whom the secretary is hereby
authorized to administer oaths.
Whenever the bylaws SO provide. he
thority Of such COMMITTEES: and when the
claim does not exceed three hundred dol
lars. the loss may be ascertained by the
president and secretary or either. with
''1S In 'ease'f ease of failure Of the parties to
agree as to the amount Of loss it is mu-
%ay oss yh affSsd be fe
each chosing one. the third to be elected
by the two SO chosen.
the referees shall be conclusive and final
upon the parties as to the amount Of
| loss or damage, and such reference. un-
condtion @ S precsdent to 90 any n.y. right % of ee ac.
ton. in Jaw or equity. to recover for such
| loss; but no person shall be chosen to
eer ps4ty hans like
pacity within four months.
The referees shall have full authority
| matters Of dispute and shall make % their cir
award in writing to the president or
secretary Of such company: The said
referees snail eacn De allowed the sum OF
$500 per day for each days service 80
per mile for every mile necessarily trav-
eled in discharge Of such duties which,
shall be paid by the claimant. together
| have been called by the company un-
less the award Of such referees shall ex-
| ceed the sum offered in liauidation OF
such loss or damage, In which case said
expenses shall be paid by the company.
Sec. 81. The annual meeting of every
such company shall be held before July
LIST in each year and the fiscal wear Of the
January to the thirty-first day Of the
following December, both dates inclusive.
The secretary shall prepare and read
| at the annual meeting q fun report Of
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30

render and making caneellation Of such
bill, or in case Of partial delivery. in
erty delivered; provided, that in lieu Of
such delivery, It shall be lawful for tho
| carrier. or his oficer. agent or servant
n his & behalf: to take from 'n The the person
good, sufacient and valid bond in sum
| double the value Of the property. con-
ditioned that such person shall: within q
carrier the original Order Bill Of Lading
value Of said property TO- the carrier
and delivery Of SAID Bond as Aforesaid.
it shall be lawful for the carrier, or his
! omcer. agent or servant, to deliver the
to. Without requiring the immediate sur
render Of said Order Bill Of Ladine. Ey-
cry carrier, or oficer. agent or servant
Of Tbo kn9Wneyy eay. Xoates la the
| Of misdemeanor and upon conviction
shall be punished by flne not exceeding
Ave thousand dollars or Imprisonment
And every carrier who by himself, or
by officer. agent or servant authorized
| to deliver goods uvson surrender Of an
visions Of tSi, section. shall be estoppec est g,e
as against all and every person or per-
sons injured thereby who shall acquire in
@ tha} 3rds aS
property as described therein has been
| delivered: and ,such delivering carrier
@ person for ali damages, Immediate suea OF
conseauential. which he or they may
have sustained because Of reliance upon
such S Mnethss the psriSaa S.n Or
Provided. that the provisions OF this
section shall not apply whore the props
possession Of the carrier by operation Of
law: or has been lawfully sold to salts
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-24
SPORTS
MILITIAMEN WIN
FROM CAVALRY

The National Guard baseball team
came near letting the over-confidence
bug get the better of it again yesier-
day. 1t was this, and only this, that
caused a seventeen innings game a
week ago; and it was this that dragged
the game of yesterday out to and
through eleven innings. The militia
men went to Schofield Barracks feeling
that they had the cayuse riders skin
ned. The latter had had a bunch to
the same effect and played like sixty
to make the score a close one. Ma
tural result The Cavalrymen came
so near winning that there was no
fun in it.
But that is past history AS a result
of the game the National Guards are
far and away in the lead for the cham
Dionship. In fact, they have already
won; and if they clean up the Fort
Skaters in the final game (Which is
almost a dead certainty they will
have cleared the field completely
In yesterdays game at Leilehua,
Dulho OCdl ISu Oul Ill Iub DOA anu
pitched through the nine innings. Lota
was then put in the box for the re-
naming Two iahines and did excellent
work Seyela; e1tors we're made by
both sides, some of them being
costly.
The lineups were
Cavalry-Guyon, C; Kemna, p; Shop
pard, h.; Bates, 2b.; Groninger, 3D..
Walter, IS. Butler, IT,; Hanson, CT. ;
Dimes, ri.
N. G. H.-Soares, c.; Burns and Lota
p; Marcallino, 1b; Bushnell, 2b; Smith,
3D. Lemon capt., SIS; Lota and Burns,
If; Kaai, CT; Sumner, RI.
Burns pitched 9 innings and Lota 2.
Base hits, N. G. H., 10; Cavalry, 8.
Struck out, by Burns, 2; Lota, 3; M.
Kamna, 5. Bases on balls, Burns, A.;
Lota, O; Kamna, g. Hit by pitched
ball, Sumner. Home run, Hanson.
Time of game, 2 hours minutes.