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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-06
VOkY exposed on front page.
Baptist Church Open for Visitors.

Many of the visitors to the Cattle
mems Convention have expressed a
desire to see the interior of the First
Baptist church, which is one of Ros-
wells most beautiful buildings and
The best church edifce in New Mex
leo.
The Janitor viii open the building
at four O'Clock Wednesday afternoon
so that visitors desiring TO see the
beautiful interior by the light Of day
when the art glass windows are most
beautiful may do so. The house Will
be open until s O'Clock D. m. and for
The prayer meeting service at 7:45 all
the lights in the auditorium win be on.
Visitors are invited to look through
the building at any time from four o.
clock until s O'Clock Wednesday.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-06
ELECTIONS TODAY BEING
HELD IN MANY CITIES.

Butte, April 6.-RepubIican mayors
+ elected yesterday in Missoula
and Billings, while the Democrats 81
ected in Butte, Anaconda, Great Falls.
Bozman, and Livingston. The Citizens
candidates were successful in Lewis
ton, Miles City. Plains, G~lendinville
and Dillon
Chicago Election Today.
Chicago, April 6.-An election is
being held today for the offices of eli
ty treasurer and clerk and for more
than half the council.
Voting Early in ST. Louis.
St Louis, April 6.-The voters be-
gan casting their ballots early this
morning for a new set of city officials.
William G. Woerner is the democratic
candidate for mayof and Frederick
hreisman, the republican candidate.
Prohibition in Colorado Springs.
Colorado Springs, April G.-This CT
ty will decide today whether il will
continue the licensing of drug stores
for the sale of liquor under strict reg
ulatfon or adopt the total prohibition
method. There are w tickets for city
officials.
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A Colorado Case Decided.

washington, April "a dec1s1On
was rendered today by commissioner
of the land office, Bennett, in favor
iRedlands Irrigation and Power Com
pany, a Colorado corporation, in the
case involving fourteen desert land
entries approximating 400 acres of
land in the Montrose land district. 1t
recommends the entries be cancelled,
on the ground that they were not
made in good faith. The decision is
subject to further appeal.
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Reed w. Jones arrived last night
from Pottsboro, Texas, to Holm his ia
hher in the management of the Rack
ct store, which they bought some
weeks g from George o. Meisner.
Father and son own the store in part
nerShip.
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UNDERTAKINGS.
MEXICO WANTS BIDS FOR
CnNGTRlFCTgnA ne

St. Petersburg. Russia. April e
The Mexican minister to Russia has
requested the government 10 aeud a
circular TO the Russian m4nufaclur
erS asking for bids for ncw raalroad
construction in Mexico
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For sale. no rolls. light brvsf
broom bread. baked beans. chicken
pie. pies. cake. d~oIghnufs etc. a. TN
Western Grocery daring The olnFel-
ton. BY the Ladies 81 the FIRST N
E. Church. SAB
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The Turner Studio extends an invi-
tation to all convention visitors and
citizens to inspect our Portraits by
photography and art studies. Are
prepared for all kinds of exterior and
interior views. Kodak work will be
delivered in two days. Can make en-
largements from any size kodak film,
satisfaction guaranteed. III w. 4th st.
next to Register Tribune. 29t2.
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Mrs. t. P. Harpold, formerly of thi!
city, arrived this morning from Arte
STA, for a visit with DR.. and Mrs. ]
B.. Keaster.
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: Mrs. L. A. Rely, OF Okfan0nfa City
has arrived to spend q md61f o. NOR
with her brother r. 8. Craveps, whom
she had not seen for 27 years.
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A New Law for Chinks.

Pekin, April 5.-A new law of nat
uralization was promulgated today.
1t declares that Chinese may no long
err adopt foreign citizenship and all
who in the past have become subjects
Of other nations, are still Chinese.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-06

Mrs. E. T. Carter and daughter ar
rived this morning from Carlsbad 70
a visit with Mrs. Carriers aunt, Mrs
Albert Rich.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Reyes re
turned last night from a combined
pleasure and business trip to the Is
land of Cuba. Mr.. Keyes has inter
ests in the Pearl OF the Antilles"
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HtbCitioU HohSfICu@
White Steamer, the best and most
attractive looking car in h city. VIII
be on the street every day during the
Convention. in the Parade on Wednes-
day and will be sold at public auct-
ion on easy payments on Thursday,
April Sth on h corner of Main and
End SITS, at IL a. M For further par
ticuiars see Louis Swarztrauber. to-
Corner of Lea and McGaffey Streets.
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Avery Turner, Hce-president and
general manager, and D. l.. Myers,
traffic manager, both high officials of
the, New Mexico Eastern, came down
from Amarillo last night to take In
the convention and meet the stock
men.
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U. 5. WEATHER BUREAU
(locsl Report Observation Taken
600 a. MI

Roswell. y. NJ. April s-Tempera
ture, max. 10; min 81. mean 81 Pre-
cipitation in inches aud hundred rs 80
Wind. dir. NV. veioc. d. W~AA~r
clear.
Forecast for Roswell ard Vicinity
Fair tonight and "Wednesday Wa
er Wednesday.
Comparative temperature dara Eu1
well. Extremes his date last Fsar
max. SO: min AZ Extremes his dar-
Is years record. max 81. - VA
&c, 1901.
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CHICKENS. CHICKENS FEED
YOUR VISITORS ON CHICKENS
FAT-T. c. MARKET.
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DIR. w. c. Alexander, of dhis city
and Rev. e. e. Matthias of Artes;a
left this morning for Clovis 20 attend
the Pecos Valley P~resbytery which
meets there today. j. NJ. Reid is now
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-06

There will be no change in rates at
the Roswell Hotel during the Conven-
ton. Straight $1-25 per day. single
meals 25c.-Roswell Hotel, A. ]. Craw-
ford Prop. 24t11.
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. B.. Fuqua, of Am
arfllo, arrived Sunday night to spend
the week as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Rhea. Mr.. Fuqua is vice-presi.
dent of the Panhandle Association.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Olof Johnson, former
ly of this city, arrived this morning
from the north to spend several days.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-06

MI. and Mrs. Jesse Heard formerly
of this city arrived this morning from
Pecos to visit through convention
week.
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New modern 4 Dom house, good 10
cation on corner, artesian water
walks electric lights, 81. 100,-Roswell
Title & Trust Company. 27tf.
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Jim Miller and wife, of Sweetwater
Texas, will spend the convention week
with Mr.. Miller's sister, Mrs. c. S
Lusk.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-06

w. C. Winston returned this morn
ing from a stay of W months at his
ranch near Big Springs, Texas.
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AIRS. R. "A. Espy end son. Judge Els.
py, arrived this morning from ivan
Horn, Texas. for a visit with theiI
daughter and sister. Mrs. o. q. Finley
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-06

A. Woodruff and daughter, Mis-
Lois of the south part OF the county
were visitors in the city today.
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f. c. King. of Hagernan, and his
sister, Mrs. Charles Echols, of Arte-
STA arrived this morning to spend the
week.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-06

Raymond Brooks and Mrs. Elsie
Long arrived Sunday night to spent
a week visiting Mrs. Matte Brooks
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Minor Johnson cam in yesterda,
from Arroyo ranch to spend conven
ton week in town. 1t is Minors frs
visit to town for a year.
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Mrs. j. o. Clifford and children came
up from Artesia this morning for &
visit with her sister, Mrs. A. Hanny
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MI. and Mrs. Olof Johnson, former
ly of this city arrived this mornin.
from the north to spend several days
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-06

Convention people, II you want any
Mexican or Indian jeweIry call at my
store.|LNB B. Boeflner the 3Jeweler.
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All kinds of fruit and had rr-~
ready for immediate delivery a. Pair
childs' Nursery. lzrf
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MIR. and Mrs. A. R. Teeple of H;
german, spent today visiting friend
in Roswell.
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Call and get home cooking for you
dinner at the Western Grocery con
pany and T. c.. Market. 29t3
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X. X. Scott of Scottsboro on the
Plains, is spending this week with his
family in Roswell.
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E
WANTED:-A girl to do general
housework- 2I0 s. Ky. ave. 22tf
WANTED:-A cook at Slaughter
Farm. Inquire ). A. Williams est
wANTED:-A man tailor. Apply at
the Morrison Bros. Store. 29t3s
WANTEo:-A man. to piow a small
plot Of ground, a xopee.-AppIy at
Record Once.
WANTED:-Work by experienced gar
diner. apply .70s N. Va avenues.
J.. Rushing. 29t2s
WANTED:-man and wife to take
charge OF household and care for
two children, for house rent. VIII
also pay for trou63e. Phone 31s. 3s
WANTED:-An experienced saleslsdy
apply at MorrisonA Bros. Store z7tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-06

Mrs. B. F. Mckinney of Amarillo
arrived last night for a visit with Mrs
]. R. Ray.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-06

w. S. Davisson and daughter, Miss
Sudie, of Hagerman. We're visitors
here today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-06

in Clovis and will represent the Ros
we'll congregation.
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Miss Elsie Elliott of Hagerman is
spending the week with Roswell
friends.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-06

East Side pool and billiard hall 70,
sale.-213 n. Main st. 30t3'
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Allen Heard came up from Carlsbad
this morning
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To Close Out.
/ have so cherry and some apple
trees at cost prices--R. F. Cruise. 23t4
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Call and get lunch and hot coffe'
at any time T. C. Market 29t3.
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The Ladies of the First NJ E
Church will serve lunch and Hot cot
fee at T. G.. Market. 29t3
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Joe N. Akin went to Clovis thi
morning on a business trip.
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Souvenir spoons all kinds and prit
es at L.. B. Boellner the Jeweler-
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Attorney l.. o.. Fullen returned this
morning from Carlsbad.
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indian and Mexican jewelry at L.
B. Boellner the Jeweler.
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Roger Elliott, of Dexter, was among
the visitors here today.
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GRAIN. FUEL G. HIDE DEALERS

ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE CO.-Let
us furnish you with you grain, coal
and wood, We buy hides, phone 80.
ROSWELL TRADING CO.-Coal. hay
and grain. Always the best. East
Second ST., Phone l26.
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Ed Weidman, of Dexter spent today
in Roswell.
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LOS1.'

LOST:-A Delta Tau Delta pin. Find
er please return to Drew Prit for
reward 1ot3
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Boenner. the jewe1ce. has It cheaper
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BILLIARD-POOL HALLS.
BOOT BLACK

CONTRACTING & ENGINEERING
RIRIE & MUSSENDEN.-117 w. End
ST., phone AGA. Land surveying
and mapping, concrete foundations,
sidewalks, earth wor and general
contracting.
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The Wool Market.
st. Louis, Mo-, April 6.-Wool IN
changed.
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Races.

No. 1.-Quarter mile dash open 10
all, entrance fee $3.50. First prize
S25; Second prize, all of the entrance
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT:-Good 5 room house. In
quire los e. Bland st. 29t4s
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No. as mile dash for COW ponies,
entrance fee $3.50, open to all: first
prize s25; second prize, all of the en-.
trance fees.
No. 3.-2:40 rot (this is the stan
race of h meet) Purse $4,000.
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|Ro W
Trade Directory


CHAVES COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
F. P. Gayle, manager. Reliable and
Prompt.
ABSTRACTS, real estate and loans
THE BONDED ABSTRACT AND Sc
CURITY CO,-Capital $4,000. All
stracts and titles guaranteed, loans.
Oklahoma Block, hon 81.
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ROSWELL HARDWARE CO-W1ols
sale and retail hardware. g4so-ine
engines. pipe. pumps fsneing-
INDEPENDENT HARDWARE CO.
Wholesale and retail eveEythtnz N
hardware, tinware. bugzfss. waEona
implements water supply goods 4nt
plumbing.
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Daud Patrick spent today in Ros
we'll
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: LOCAL NEWS s

See Cruise for Rubber tires.
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Bronco BUSTING.
Open to the world. Prizes $25 to
first; SIS to second and SO to the
third.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
Tony Kennedy of Pawcatuck, native

Tony Kennedy Of PaWcatpck, native of Norwich, now in town ds mem Der of the sketch team of Kennedy. Evans and Kennedy. with the Jolly Girls Burlesque company, was in Far ibault, Minn.. recently. and wrote to a friend thus:
 "Faribault Minn., is a place of one thousand inhabitants about the size of the villages of Westerly and Pawca- tuck combined. There are fourteen saloons here and the license fee is s1, ,00O There has not been an arrest made for intoxication here in eight months. From personal observation am convinced that there are more drunks in no-license Westerly in week than are here in a year. Pro- hibition is no good, but Westerly doesn't seem to believe it. O. you kitchen bar room.''
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
Academy Football Lineup Picked
Veterans in Backfied-Line Has New Men-Detroit and Athletics Let Down and Lose-BalI Season Close to a Finish.

The Academy football team, ac- companied by Dr. Bunnell the coach, and MT. Aultman one of the teachers, goes to Willimantic today to meet the Windham high school team in the opening game of the season. As the game is to be played about 2 o'clock, the boys will have to start early, leaving by the 11.45 trolley.
 Coach Bunnell will take four subs beside the regular eleven aud will have a veteran back field to start the game, but the line is all new material except Captain Gallivan at left end and Ricketts at center. Taylor at tackle and Lawson at guard fill the other two positions on the left of the snapback, while the right of the line will be Kinney at guard, Gebrath at tackle and Swan at left end.
 Behind the line there will be Hen- drick at quarter, Moves at left half, Lawler right half, and Mccormick funback, all remaining from last years team. They should prove a good combination, because of their ex- perience, but the line is untried and will have to show what it is worth.
 The subs to be taken are Porter for tackle, Walsh for guard, Casey for end or right half. and Grove for left half
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
HIGHER INTEREST RATE
Of Call Money Affects the SpecuIa-
 ton in Stocks.

New York, Oct. 1.-The call money market today showed the continued effect of the special requirements on it and the higher interest rate or the limitation of funds offering, which caused it. held the speculation in re- straint The further phenomenal rise in United States Steel to new high records helped to hold prices else where against the influence of the dull demand. Atchison also sold at a new high record under the inspiration of intimations regarding the chances for an advance in the dividend rate next week. In some other stocks that have advanced on dividend prospects doubts of an increase were asserted and the stocks suffered accordingly
 Money on call opened at per cent. today and then ran off to per cent, with reassuring effect on speculative tone. There was small response, how ever to the strength of United States Steel. Reading, Atchison and a few others, and when the call loan rate stiffened to 1-2 per cent late in the day it had a weakening effect on the whole market. 2The final thrush of United States Steel to 92 left the clos ing tone irregular. Bonds were ir- regular. Total sales, par value, $5,- 955, 500. United States bonds were on call.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
Football Games Today.

Yale vs. Syracuse, at New Haven. Princeton vs. Stevens at Princeton. Cornell vs. Rensselaer,, at Ithaca. Pennsylvania vs Dickinson at Phil adelphia.
 Harvard vs. Bowdoin, at Cambridge. Army vs. Tufts, at West Point
 Fordham vs. Rutgers at New Bruns- wick, N. J.
 Carlisle vs. RuckneIl, at Carlisle. Brown vs. Colgate, at Providence. Amherst vs. Springfield Training school, at Amherst. Mass.
 Dartmouth vs. Vermont, at Han over, N. H.
 Holy Cross vs. New Hampshire, at Worcester.
 Williams vs. Bates. at Williams town. Mass.
 Pennsylvania State vs. Grove City, at State College, Pa
 Union vs. Massachusetts, at Schen- estady. N. Y.
 Trinity vs. Worcester Tech. at Hartford.
 Lafayette vs Wyoming, at Easton, Pa.
 Hamilton vs. Hobart. at Clinton,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02

Gartreno Porte, who has had had a barber shop at Watch Hill for sev- eral seasons, was delayed in his pro- posed trip to his New York home by the interference of Deputy Sheriff Eugene w. Coon. MT. Ponte and his fam" were about to board the Fed eral express at the Westerly station Thursday night, when he was arrested for debt at the instance of Attorney Clarence E. Roche, counsel for Jo- seph S. Grills.
 Some seven years ago Ponte secured a passage ticket from Grills to bring his sister in-law from Italy to this country. He got the ticket for his brother, part of the purchase mon- ey being paid. and Ponte becoming surety for $25. the balance due. Grills has repeatedly tried to collect the amount from Ponte. but was met with the declaration that inasmuch as his sister-in-law had used the ticket. her husband, Pontes brother, should pay the bill.
 Sheriff Coon gave Ponte opportunity to pay the $25 and costs of $3, but this he declined to do, and spent the night in a cell in the police station. Friday morning, although still claim ing that his brother should pay the bill, he made settlement with Attor- ney Roche for the full amount of the claim and was released from custody. Had he failed to do this he would have been arraigned in the Third dis trict court Friday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
Local laconics.

Mir. and Mrs. Herman Dock are on a visit to Washington and Virginia.
 Miss Josephine King has entered the employ of the Washington Trust com pGny.
 The village Of Pawcatuck has re- ceived it's full share of no-license lit- erature.
 The marriage of Miss Mary B. Cran- dall and John Phelan has been an- nounced.
 The top dressing of macadam has improved the appearance of West Broad street.
 Announcement was made Friday of the engagement of Miss Hazel York and Edward Ware.
 Miss Katherine D. FranNenstein of Westerly. is teaching French and Ger man at Northfield seminary.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Perry have gone to Salem. Ono. to attend the marriage of their nephew. Arthur Per ry. Jr of Boston.
 The postofffces at Weekapaug and Pleasant View closed for tho season Thursday The letter carriers to Watch Hill have been withdrawn.
 In the Rhode Island -Connecticut baseball league today Saturday, the White Rocks and Stonington will play in Westerly and Westerly will play at Wakefield. .Ts
 Arthur IT. Coy. who graduated from Westerly high school olsst June, has entered he employ of the Westerly Narrow Fabric company, in order to learn the business.
 John Kane of Liberty street, while wrestling with a friend at the West erly Narrow Fabric mill, Friday aft ernoon. fell and was seriously injured He is suffering from concussion of the brain.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
NORWICH SHOOTING
 CLUES TOURNAMENT.
Edgarton Finished First, Brown Sec ond, Wood Third-cIosing Event of the Season.

The Norwich Shooting club closed it's season with tournament on it's grounds on the West Side on Thurs day Sept. 30th. There was not as large a number of shooters present as had been expected, but those present shot in very good form, and the 15O bird race was mighty close right up to the finish.
 Edsarton proved to be the best man and took first prize, 100 loaded shells; Brown took second price, a stel fish ing rod; Wood third prize, folding drinking cup; ates fourth, safety rag or.
 There were also among the prizes a set of razors, electric light, and a sportsman's knife and fork These were won by Ulmer, Dolbeare and Truesdell.
 At 1 o'clock lunch was served to all present and the sandwiches. doughnuts. cheese, hot coffee, etc. were enjoyed by all. Secretary Moran's efforts in sup plying the lunch and in managing the shoot were greatly appreciated.
 After the regular tournament had been shot out. number of special events were scored. One of these af- forded much amusement to those pres ert. Messrs. Benson and O'Brien of Fl. X A. Arms Co. both strictly anna teurs shot a 9 bird race for a razor donated by some of the members pres ent. The agreement was that the win ner should give the loser a free shave for consolation. The shooting began and the fl n likewise. Advice was very freely rendered by the onlookers while the contestants burned the nitro. The result was: Benson 10 and 0Brien 7.. Amid the cheers of the spectators Benson was, handed his razor, beauti- fully tucked away in d flat bouquet of wild flowers, labeled Dead Shot"
 OBrien received a horseshoe dec orated in red to insure good luck dur ing his shave.
 Everybody had a good time as they always do at the Norwich Gun clubs shoots. Complete scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
New York.

Game called on account of darkness.