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Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIsERNIANs.

The plans for the A. 0. H. field day,
which will be he4d Saturday, Aug. Z,
at Hartford, have been progressing
rapidly. and everything now indicates
that the event will be decidedly inn
portant one in athletic circles in the
state. Athletes of world wide promi-
nence are among the entrants and the
events are varied enough to assure the
spectators a good time. The music will
be no small feature of the days pro-
gramme. Colts Armory band or Eaf,-
ford will give concert and Con. Nc
Auliffe, the Irish union piper, will pipe
The open events include the 100, 200
and 300 yard dashes, the 440 and $50
yard runs and the one and three mile
runs, as well as broad and high jump
ing, hammer and shot putting and
weight and discus throwing.
The closed events include dashes, re-
lay races, Gaelic football game, prize
jig, reel and breakdown dances, and
other events There will also be de-
gree team drills and drum corps con-
tests. The games will start at / o'clock
in the afternoon and the list of entries
will close July 81.
The national convention at Dublin of
the Board of Erin, Ancient Order of
Hibernians, has unanimously resolved
to send delegate to the United States
to lay before the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians in. this country the condition
of affairs in Ireland. The delegate also
will make reply to the criticisms of
Matthew Cummins, president of the or
der in America, who spent two months
in Ireland endeavoring to unite the
scattered bodies of the order there.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
Men S Furnishings
In the Mill End Sale

Mems Collarless Negiigee Shirts, in
plain tans and blues and solid grounds
with contrast stripes, all soc and 59c
Shirts-MiiI End Sale Price 39c each.
Mems Plain Color Soisette Shirts,
soft collar and cuffs attached, s1.15
quality-Mill End Sale Price Csc each.
Mems Plain and Fancy Color Seam
less Sox, fine gauze, 121c and 15c
qualities-MilI End Sale Price Toe
pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
Muslin Underwear and COrsets
In the Mill End Sale

One lot of Women's ]. B., Corsets,
sig00 quality, limited number. all hose,
supporters size 1s to %, value $1.00-
Mill End Sale Price &c..
.-Women's Corset Covers French
Style, lace and insertion trimmed, reg
ular 2sc qyaIity-MiIi End Sale Price
zfe each
women's Night Robes, high and low
neck lace and insertion trimmed, reg
ular csc quality-MiIl End Sale Price
eec. f
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
Domestic Department

Bleached Cotton Crash, value &C.
Mill End Sale Price &c per yard.
Bleached Turkish Towels. slightly
imperfect, value 1Oc-MilI End Sale
Price Sc each.
An odd lot of Fancy White Goods,
value 12Ac-MiII End Sale Price 7e a
Large size Cotton Blankets (gray
only, value $1.25-Mili End Sale Price
&c a pair.
Short lengths Turkey Red Damask.
always soc a yard, all table lengths
Mil End Sale Price 35e yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
Suits. Waists and Dresses
In the Mill End Sale BIZ

women's White Lawn Waists, .em-
broidery trimmed, others in pretty
color effects-Mill End Sale Price 48c.
Women's White Lawn Waists, en-
bfoidered and lace trimmed, several
pretty styles, value $1.00-Mill End
Sale Price 6oc. :a4 s
Fwomen,s Jumper Dresses In neat
stripes and combination trimming -
Mill End Sale Price S9c.
-Women's Wash Coat Suits, white
and colors. value s6.0o-MiIl End Sale
Price $3.50.
Women's Wash Coat Suits. white
and natural color, some lace trimmed,
values up to $11.9S - Mill End Sale
Price $7.9S.
iWomen's Rajah Coat Suits, navy
blue, black and natural color, regular
value $2150ZMill End Sale Price $500
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
Wash Goods Department
In the Mill End Sale

Apron Ginghams, staple blue checks,
medium size. regular price &c - mil
End Sale Price SC yard.
Muslin or Batiste. our entire line
Of fine quality Batiste, 30 INCHES wide
all this seasons patterns, value 15c-
Mill End Sale Price &c yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
kfi Department

2o-inch Fine Silk. Floss Pillows,
value s9c-MilI End Sale Price 2sc.
22-inch Fine Silk Floss Pillows.
value 50c-MiIl End Sale Price 39c.
24-inch Fine Silk Floss Pillows,
value s5c-MiIl End Sale Price SOC.
Columbia Shetland Floss for knit
ting and crocheting shawls, in white
and colors, value s1.2o pound-Mill
End Sale Price CSC a pound.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
NEW ENGLAND ORDER or PRO-
TEcTIoN.

at this weeks meeting of Thames
lodge, No. 326. in Foresters hall. but
the members Of the lodge, as well as
those of Norwich lodge, are looking
forward with interest to the approach
ing field day of the order which will
be held in New Haven next Saturday,
July 81. An unusual list of athletic
attractions Is promised and there will
be in all likelihood a number from
Norwich who, will attend.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
Women S Underwear and Hosiery
At milf End Prices

.Womenfs Low Neck Vests with as
sorted lace yokes seconds of csc quail
ity-7MiH End Sale Price 121zc each.
Women's Straight Rib, White Lisie
Union Suits, with lace yoke and knee,
$500 quality-MiII End Sale Price Soc
a Suit.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
LADIES' AUXILIARY, A. o. II.

At the regular meeting Of the Ladies'
auxiliary in A. o. H. hall Monday
evening the ladies had as guests the
officers of the First and Second divi-
sions. A social hour was enjoyed after
dancing. Ice cream and cake were
served by the ladies. ~
Arrangements are being made for a
barn social to take place some time in
August M
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
WALDO WOOD WEBB PORCH
SCREENS

This screen is fitted with strong,
hard braided cords and white porce-
lain pulleys making it the most dura-
bic and easiest screen to operate in
the market.
Size AXIS. regular price s1.S5-Mill
End Sale Price Sf.44. Size 6x8, regu-
lar price $2.s5-Mill End Sale Price
$224. Size SKIS, regular: price $685.
Mill End Sale Price $2.95 Size 10xs,
regular price s4.95 - Mill End Sale
Price 1895.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
Millinery in the Mill End Sale

ALI Batavia Linen. and Duck Hats
that sold at Csc. $3.50 and s3.25-today
25c, SOC and 75c.
IAN Sailor Hats that were $3.50 and
s2.5e-today Soc and 75c each.
. Choice of all Flowers in stock from
Soc to s1.sS-today 25c bunch.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
Are You Going on a Vacation i?

: " 50, step in and get an ACCIDENT
INSURANCE POLICY for ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS for ONE
YEAR. Given away with box Of
Hosiery.
The Hosiery costs you $3.50 a box
of six pairs. Guaranteed to wear six
months.
or TAM the women's Hose in black.
See. sample policy in our window.
DO IT NOW.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
HAMMOCkS

Palmer Hammock. regular value
s1so1-MilI End Sale Price 69e. Palmer
Hammock, regular value s125 Mill
End Sale Price CSC. Palmer Ham
mock regular value s2.75--MilI End
Sale Price $2.10. Palmer Hammock,
regular value 1915 - Mill End sails
Prloe $2.e5.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
City CLERKS oFFIcE.
Now Located in Mayors Office Until
Changes in Superior Court Clerks
Office Are Completed.

City Clenk A. G. Crowell is now To-
Gated in Mayor Lippitt's Office in City
hall, having moved there temporarily,
giving the use of his office to the
clerks of the superior court while
their rooms are being renovated this
summer. He will probably be located
there until into September.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
Horace Johnson Says.

The Middle Haddam weather prophet
says there will be a storm today and
Sunday with another July 80 to Aug
ust l. From August IA to 16 there
will be big disturbance, with light
ming, thunder and wind.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
Deputy TxIsr cruttendsn.

AS the result of a visit to New
Hartford farmer Deputy Dairy Com
missioner Tyler Cruttenden secured a
sample Of milk which was sold in
Hartford and which failed to pass the
analysis. and the farmer. is to be
prosecuted.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
TODAY, SATURDAY,
Is the Last Day Of the
10th Mill End Sale.
. DON'T MISS COMING! -
DON'T MISS COMING!

a MULTITUDE SPLENDID VALUES AWAIT THERE'S ONE
MORE DAY WHICH ADVANTAGE UNUs-
UAL VALUES WONDERFUL
THAT "MILL ENpp SALE FITTING ENDING
VERY SPECIAL OFFERINGS THROUGHOUT THE
STORE IN ADDITION TO THE HUNDREDS HERE
ARE OF BRILLIANT BARGAIN CHANCES ONLY
PAP
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
Porch Screens and HammOcks
Al Mill End Prices

Bamboo Porch Screens, best outside
bark: Size 7xs, regular price s5c-
uIaf price s1.O5-,MiIl End Sale Price
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
Ponlpeian Massag, Cream

Is the best specific to keep the skin in
perfect condition from the summer
sun-39c, Soc and 75c per jar.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
Null Ties at Min End Prices

Dainty Embroidered Null Ties,
French knots and Grecian pattern,
themstitched and scalloped edges, SOC
lvalue-Mill End Sale Price Csc each.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
ORDER OF VAsA.

The semi-monthly meeting of Lodge
Oscar, No. 80, was well attended Fri
day evening in Foresters' hall, but very.
little Of general interest was done. One
new member was initiated into this
prosperous lodge.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24

WE STILL HAVE A FEW 25crH
ANNIVERSARY SOUVENIR FLAGS
LETT that we are giving out with every
Csc purchase.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
Dutch Collars
[In the Mill End Sale

Dutch Embroidered Collars, large
variety Of patterns to select from,
plain and scalloPed edges, value 25c-
Mill End Sale Price 19c.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
AWNJNes

, A few Awnings, all made, ready to
put up, Including ropes, pul1eys, cleats,
etc. size As inches, regular price 81. so
---MiII End Sale Price sf.s5.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
Handkerehiefs
In the Mill End Sale

Mems, Women's and Children's
Everyday .Handkerchlefs. turkey red.
plain white. colored borders-Mifi End
Sale Price 6 for 1sc.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
elks.

ELkS.
The committee on the outing of
Norwich lodge. No. 4S0. b. P. o. E.,
is fast getting the arrangements per-
fected for Aug. IL. when they go to
Fish's grove at the Poquetanuck draw
bridge. AS is usual they win have the
trains stop for them on that day and
1t is expected that the affair this year
will excel anything ever attempted
there. There have been number of
guests invited for the occasion, among
whom are ex- Governors George p. Nc
Lean and Thomas M. Waller. Homer
J. Cummings has also been sent an in
vital ton, while there are other state
celebrities who are wanted as guests
on that day. 1t is understood that ex-
Governor Mclean has accepted the in
vitation already.
The bake will be served at 4 O'Clock,
previous to which there will be athletic
games, of which they will make a fea-
ture. There will be a ball game and
like all other such occasions picture
of the assemblage will be taken.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24

THERE is no advertising medium II
Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bul.
letin for business rcsultA
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
ODD FELLOWS.

At the weekly meeting of Uncas
lodge. No. IL. in ODD Bkllows' hall on
Monday evening, with good attend
ance present. besides the usual routine
business. committee Of three, Frank
z. Green, Henry NJ Betting and J..
Herbert Wiley. was appointed to rep
resent the lodge in making arrange
ments for the Labor day picnic at
Fairview, Groton. The committee will
meet at Fairview next Sunday to dis
which will be attended by delegates
from all over the state.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-24
Lodge Notes and Ffalsfnat I6lsfssIs


famous dinners to the veterans, and
this matter the executive committee
has also in charge.
RED MEN.
Great Sachem Jacob. Jacobs of New
Haven and Deputy Great Sachem Al
fred Legourie of New London enjoyed
the hospitality Of Tecumseh tribe, No
AZ, Wednesday evening". These two
officers. assisted by Eugene Busch as
great sannap, installed the 9flcers
which were elected at the meeting for
the next half year in admirable form
as follows: Sachem, w. L.. Farrar
prophet. Howard ,Osbornes senior saga
more, Joseph Smith; junior sycamore,
Daniel Dean; keeper of wampum, r. d.
Harris. The term of the other efiicers
continues until January.
The Forrest City times., 1909-04-23
HOO Pairs Pants.

Seven hundred pairs Mems Fine Pants, s. s4. 8 values. at s2 4s, g. 70. s3. .29, and s3.14. 2o0 pairs Men's Pants, cheap al g. 50, now s1 49. r. S,-Cheap as they are, l would not suggest that you let your wife wear
 em. Give the little man chance. One lot of Boys Suits to be closed out at any old price.
 One hundred and twenty-five pairs Boy Pants, worth 60c. al 29c. Union-Made Sweet-0 Orr 0veralls and Jumpers. a suit - ST s9
The Forrest City times., 1909-04-23
Dress Goods, Etc.

Novelty Silk, worth 20c, sale price,
 the yard -------------------- 9c Large assortment F l-2 Percales l-2c Suitings, in gray. brown and mixed
 colors, worth soc, sale price l9c l0c Lawns, very desirable patterns 6c 25c Lawns, in Silk Figures l4c l5c Lawns, all latest styles 9c 100 pieces Calico. all fancy colors and
 patterns, sale price only Sc Mohair. in grey, brown. black. and
 lead colors. worth sl, sale price 49c Taffeta Silk, changeable colors. worth sl.00. sale price 4Se Our line is unsurpassed and the Big
 Sale prices will apply to the entire large assortment.
The Forrest City times., 1909-04-23
\ Few Special Bargains.

Lace Curtains, pair, worth sl 59c Lace Curtains. pair, worth sl50 sqc Nice Towels, during this sale, pair 4c Plaids Green and Red Shepherd
 Plaid in Black and Green
 Kind, per yard He Shirting Old Hickory. Fancy
 Colors. regular 15c kind per yd. 9c France Fancy Plaids. brown and
 blue, regular 9c values, per yd. l-2c Gingham. l0c value. good assort-
 ment, per yard d---------------- . l-2c Fancy Dress Ginghams. yard Sc Work Shirts were Sl.50, now SIPS Sl00 Work Shirts s----------.--- 69c One lot to sell for r 49c 345 Sample Mems Coats. in latest
 styles. worth up 10 $500 piece
 sale price @ ; Spools Coats Thread, Plain White 25c 3 Fancy Bordered Mems Handker-
 chiefs for ------- l0c
The Forrest City times., 1909-04-23
Silk Barnaby Zephyr Suit ings, all Colors; Plaids, Worth 50c, at 17 l-2c.

go Drummer Samples of Ladies
 Petlcoats, worth S2.50 te 8. 90
 sale price only ( White Petticoats, worth sl.25 sale 4 big lot of Drummer's Samples
 Of Mems silk Dress Shirts. every
 one worth 8 00 this sale only g One lot worth 75e. at { l have 69o0 yards of Remnants put
 up in , pound bundles at per bun
 dle ST 4000 yards of Zephyr Prints in Rem
 nants of ? yds to 10 yds in each
 piece, worth l0c to l5c Der ward.
 this sale per yard only -
 45 dozen Ladies Shirt waists. with
 Handsome Trimming, solid white
 and other colors, worth 8. 50, at g One lot worth S100 at - DO Linen Skirts, worth 8. 50, go-
 ing al this sale at only q
The Forrest City times., 1909-04-23
Look at This.

S2 Trunks for Sl 9 Hope Domestic. al l-2c. len yards
 only 10 each customer.
 Golden Cross Bleached Domestic.
 worth lac, at l-2c Sheeting, worth 35c, at 29c Brown Domestic, heavy weight, the
 yard, 5 1-2c and up.
 Worsted Plaids. worth 5oc sale
 price ------ l9c Sl. 50 Fine Sui: Cases es-----=---z-.--. 9se 35c Oil Cloth for 25c;; 25c kind for l9c 75c Shirtwaists, for ---z---.----- 4sc Sateens. all eol0rs . l-2c Dollar Umbrellas ------ 4Sc Alarm Clocks. worth Sl.50. at 6Se Ladies Wrappers. worth g s9e i PauerS of Pirs far 5e
The Forrest City times., 1909-04-23
Mems Suits.

This is your chance to save money. Save 1t by buying your clothing during this sale at Big Sale Prices Remen1- Der, when We sell you at regular prices We give you good value for your money. Now. We offer to give you more for your money than ever before. Early corners will get first choice, and when certain lines and articles are sold out. that will be the end of 1t. Following is a sample of the Big Sale Prices
 S25.O .O0 Suits for ----.---- SIP 0o
 1000 Suits for 48
 500 Suits for 3 9S Boys Suits during this sale from 69c up.
The Forrest City times., 1909-04-23

Mems Vests.

1000 Mems Fine Vests, all styles. single and double breasted. worth sl 50. Sale price 66c
 Fancy Vests, worth s. at.--- sl.50 Fancy Vests. worth &. 50, at l.24
The Forrest City times., 1909-04-23

In this Department We will apply the knife, as in all others, and give the public chance to buy the famous Adams Ladles' Shoes and Hannah Mems low quarter and Rosalea high top Shoes at prices that will make you feel like they are gifts. These Shoes
 are too well known for comment. Ev- cry pair is sold under a positive guar antee, but without the guarantee the brand is sufficient warrant that they
The Forrest City times., 1909-04-23
Forrest City.

have received my Mammoth Stock of New Spring and Summer Dry Goods Dress Goods Cohng Boots Shoes Hats Caps Ladies, Mems, and Chdrens Furnishings Millinery and Notions of every kind and description The quality of this stock without exception unsurpassed and the prices made the Quick Sales and Small Profits Plan
The Forrest City times., 1909-04-23
Arkansas.

We this Stock Quickly and convert 1t into Cash We quote few pices just show you that cutting and sashing prices without mercy Every Sale make has got be genuine bargain If you this sale you the greatest buying opportunity and money saving period offered in this city.
The Forrest City times., 1909-04-23

Ladies Skirts.

Sl0.00 Skirts, during this sale $500
 goo Skirts rts---------------- 49s
 800 Skirts .------=--- 3.9s
 300 Skirts --==-==-z .9S
 200 Skirts -- 9s Lace and Embroideries, all kinds and sizes. A big line. The loc kind in this sale at only --=------- } l-2c Swiss Embroidery. worth 35c. going at
 this sale at only y--------- He One lot worth 50s. al ---.--- l9c
The Forrest City times., 1909-04-23

Don mind If there's hole m vour stocking. Ladies Hosiery, Poe quality, l5 cents
 Misses Hose. fancy colors, all kinds. 4 big selection of Children's Hose, any kind you want: any price you want ---the quality always above the price. Come early and get your pick. These goods will go like hot cakes. We have only a few hundred dozen.
The Forrest City times., 1909-04-23
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Don't let anything keep you away from thls Mighty Salvage Sale. A s5O,O0O stock of seasonable merchant disc must be closed out within l5 days at less than factory cost. Sale opens Tn day morning, Apnl 30, at 900 o clock sharp.
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-03
NEWS ITEMS
FOUND AT SAN BERNARDINc

SAN BERNARDINO, March 2.-Plans
are complete for the commencement OF
the work of putting underground the
wires of the Home Telephone company
in this city Head officials of the COM
pany are in the city this week closing
up the details preliminary to COM
mencement OF the work, and material
has already commenced to arrive for
the work, which will require several
months to complete. When the Home
company gets its wires out of the way
the telephone wires will have all been
taken from the streets in the business
district.
The plan for the county to acquire
more of E street frontage, next to the
county buildings, for the purpose of
enlarging park space next to the coun-
ty court house. has assumed shape, and
a committee of supervisors has been
appointed to confer with the Katz es-
tate as to price for the property. The
committee is composed of Supervisors
Reid and West.
William Church, the Redlands big
amist, was today held to the superior
court for trial. He made no fight in
the preliminary hearing. merely con-
tenting himself with preparations for
making a fight when his case comes to
trial in the superior court.
c. S. Fleming of the Frick-Fleming
Hardware company Of Los Angeles has
purchased a one-third interest in the
American Hardware company of this
city, and expects to live here and give
his entire time to the business.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

LAUZIER- REED-August r. Lauzier, age
81, native OF California. and Elizabeth
w. Reed. age 10, native OF California;
both residents OF Los Angeles.
DOBYNS- FRANCE-George p. Dobyns age
81 native OF California, resident of Ell
Monte, and Leah France age 20. native
of California, resident OF Santa Paula.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES johnson.
age 49, native of Denmark. and Margaret
Wilhelmsen, age 20, native of Denmark;
both residents of Los Angeles
DINEHART- rORR-wIlliam H. Dinehart.
age a. native of New York. resident of
native OF New York. resident OF Los An
geles.
BALDWIN a. Baldwin,
age 80, native Of Australia. resident OF
80, native of Illinois, resident OF Los An
geles.
CRANDALL- sUNSON-Gardiner L. Gran
dali. age 80, native OF New York. and
Pearl F. Munson. ago 20, native OF Penn
sylvania; both residents OF Long Beach.
HILF- SELBY-Richard H. HIf, age 90,
native OF Kentucky. and Edna A. selby.
age "a, native of Iowa; both residents Of
Los Angeles u
PENNIWELL- FREDERrCK-Roy J. Penni-
we'll, age 23. native of Montana, and Anna
A Frederick, age ri, native of Wiscon-
sin; both residents OF Los Angeles.
MILK EN- SMYTIB-Edward r. Miliiken.
age 81, native Of Massachusetts. and Eli
zabeth Ii. Smyth age ~, native OF YER
mont; both residents OF Pasadena
BOXALL- CRADDOCK-Arthur Boxall, ago
~, native of England, and Jessie Grad
dock. age 80, native OF Ohio; both resi-
dents of Los Angeles.
HOOPER CHARBONNEAU-Le Roy Hoop
err, age 2s native OF Tennessee. resident
OF Pasadena, and Blanche Charbonneau.
age 20. native OF Rhode Island. resident
of Los Angeles
RIRBY-HAwES-Morto W. Kirby. age
49, native OF Indiana. and Edna ID.
Halves, age 20, native of California; both
residents OF Los Angeles.
CE-PETRAY-Herbert w. Law
renee. age 80. native OF Utah, resident Of
Salt Lake City. and Nellie M. Petray. age
&c. native Of California, resident Of Los
Angeles.
REEDY-MILLER-J. Charles NJ Reedy.
age 20, native of Iowa. and Dora u. MIL
Ter. age 81. native OF California; both
residents of Los Angeles.
STARKEY- WILKINSON-Arthur H Star
key, age 81, native OF New York, resident
of Los Angeles and Rosetta NJ. Wilkin-
son. age 10. native Of California. resident
of Chino.
MILLER KLEIN-Jacob Miller, age 40, ma
tive OF Finland. and Emma Klein, age
40 native of Hungary; both residents OF
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-03
POMONA
POMONA BRIEFS
115 South Thomas.
Home Phone 1895.

POMONA, March 1.-The contract
for the grading of Huntington boule-
ward in the Ganesha park tract, from
Holt avenue to the bridge at the park
has been awarded to Thomas Craw-
ford and the work was begun this
morning. The contract will include the
grading of forty-foot private right of
way decided by the tract owners to the
Pacific Electric company and the con-
structing of forty-foot driveway on
each side of the electric right of way.
When completed this will be one of
the most attractive drives in the city.
The annual stockholders meeting OF
the local Home Telephone company
was held at the office of the company
in it's building north of the First Ma
tional bank this forenoon. The annual
reports of Secretary Dole and Manager
Parker showed splendid growth made
by the company during the year, the
total number of subscribers now being
2510 Directors were reelected as fol-
lows: f. w. Thomas, J. Albert Dole, D..
S. Parker, R. X. Pitzer, c. E. Walker,
A. NJ Dole and L. A Lorbeer. DR..
Thomas was reelected president; j..
Albert Dole vice president; Arthur NJ
Dole, secretary; Charles e. Walker
treasurer and D. S. Parker, manager.
Carl H. Lorbeer is assistant manager.