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The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B--FollovinS scbed1Ie fE17es PUBLISHED oily
IS information. ard are not guaranteed:
FT Atlanta. Birmingham Mohiie New O-lazus.
AsheTllle- Chsttz1ooSl Memphis. SIS s. n and
b.i5 =. n. daily
FcT Roanoks. Knozvine. Caatsanoosa- Memphis,
AeE Orleans. 100 p n daily
FOR COLUMBIA Chl-les-0-. Augusta. Aikel. SaF1l-
nah. baskerville. and Fl0Eida points, 40 ?. II
daily.
IoCIlsc CHS Fer Califo-Tia tri-weekir. 10 Z y.
Local Ter HsTTisCubuTE . a II daily. SIS D. II
week days, for DauviIe SIS g. n daily and FOR
charlottesville. SIS q. n. and 80 . u daily.
Frequent trains 70 and from BIueuont
L s. BROWN. Gene-zl AEs1t-
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
undersigned al the Offices q the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Co. foot q 7th s.. Wash
ingt0n. D. C.. until THURSDAY. January :. Ise
fUT the Purchase q the ferry steamer LGczawanna
IN her present condition This steamer is now ling
at compsuy's ferry wharf at Alexandra. Va. where
she can be sen upon application 20 M Q. W
Nattles. Agent. Alexandra Va
The COMPANY reserves the night 20 REJECT any O.
al bids
JOHN CALLAHAN.
deSo.ilLs5T I'd Vice Pres and GelI 8IEr.
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Rio de In PIntn Wool shipments.

Consul General AIban G. Snyder has Sc
cured from large BuenOs Ayres exporters
the following statistics showing the wool
shipped from the Rio de Ia Plata from
October !. 1897. TO october 1, 1913
From Argentine ports the exports
amounted 20 1887 bales and from Mon
tevideo e4.ES bales From the above
quantity 1850 bales were shipped 70 the
United States from BuenOs Ayres and
Rosario and I599 bales from Montevideo.
Last years shipments for the same time
were as follows From Argentina, AZ
s25. and from MOntevideo. S1.534. a total
of 4S6. 45s bales
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W. b. & 4. r. RY.
THE EVECTRTC IKE

Electric palace cars from White Horss Satin
C5th and II sts. NORTHEAST.
For BaltimUe-5.50. and every half bcs,- f-o,
$50 a n to 30 p n, and $50. go, I1-8, ard
us5 .. n
For Annapolis-EFeTy hour from $50 a n. To 7s9
p II, and go and HIS p N
tareS One way Round TIN
To Baltimore sc SIS
To Annapolis and c. s.
Naval Acsdemv--........ &c SIS
Al 81 cars u1n direct 70 White House Station
Ticket o16oe at 18th and y. Y. ave northwest and
al White House Station. 18th ard II SIS. NORTH
EAST. Teephone u. 800
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

DRAUGHON'S BOOKKEEPING.
Competitors q Draush0n's Practical Business Col
lege. cor 9th and D sta NV by not ACCEPTING IL
proposition % have it. TRKEEnenths' Bookkeeping
students confess with their SIX-months Bookkeeping
students coueede that Drarghon teaches more book
keeping IN THREE months than they do in SIX
POSITIONS secured Ask for FREE catalogue.
des-Sd
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DAILY COURTRECORD.
Saturday, January 2, 1909
DISTRICT COURTS,
Court of Appeals.


ASSIGNMENTS for Tuesday. January 5 1913:
SPECIAL calendar:
No GARFIELD. &c. Is. United States - ~
Lille Lowe e a. Attorneys. stuart NcNaluara
and d. W. Baker-Kappler MeTillat
No. United States q rel. Tuner e a. q
Garreld, DC. Attorneys. Happier & Ms1lSt-D. y,
Baker and Stuart MCNAMARA.
No Wade United States Attorneys. J. =.
Lasksy-D- ". Baker and Stuart McNamzz-
No. District q Columbia HauE Attorneys,
E. r. Thonas-A h Bel.
No :. Hal " District Of Columbia AttDr-
neJs. r. R. Perry Son and G. T. DunlzD-E h.
Thomas
No: s Mactariand e al ". BssSer. At0rzsy.
E y. Thomas
Regular cal.
No 81 Mcuros Manufacturing Company = a..
EA Msctsriznd e al. Attorneys, Leo Simmons
Z. Il Thomas and J. T Smith.
No 81 Barrier e a.. =. Wids e a., eIscu-
ON Attorneys. A 5. WorhiuEton-GittinEs &
Chzmberlin.
No 1857. RordineIz II South Railway Con-
pany. Attorneys. Tucker Kenyon-G z Han
Iton and J. W Yerkez.
No. 1910 International TextBook Corpsry ~
District q Columbia AttorneJs A G. BsntI5-
Z H. Thomas and n. P. Blzir
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Circuit Court No. 2.
CHIEF ITsTTCE CLARATGH

Assignments fo- January u, LS9:
No e. Mitchell Company v. Norfolk Gzd Wish
hnE1on Steamboat Company. Attgnsys C. I Sims
Browne Browne & Pecile-
No. SIS. Hsvks BTOEl = a. Atto-zsys a
S. Wc-rhing-On-Tucks- & Keuyu1
No II Fox - LACY. Atto1sy3 P. e Mar-
shau-Woh & Rossnhs-z
No 80. Qzi1n - Washington Railway and Eleo-
TIC Company. Att0-neys. z E Hans and z 4
Jzckso1-C- 4 DocEizs and G. P Hoover.
No "a. C0rbln Is Dzvso-- Atto-usys " =
Lambert and 2. z YszDn-W. E Anhr0ss
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JUSTICE BARNARD.

Assignments f5- January l. 1910:
No. Z2 Hardensteio Capital Traction Cen
pany- Attorneys J. 7. Thonas-R r Pery & Son
and G. T. D-nIcp-
No IS Kins1lTinE ~ keenan, e Al Astnre-
Tucker & Kenrcn and 2 s. Bailey-Hzrltoa- Col
bert Yerkes < Hamilton
No s. Apple. administrator " Capstal T-Ao-
ton Company Attorneys. Lexis. Fulton & Cor
2 r Perry & son and G. z Dunlop.
No 81. Joz1s01 County Savings Bank u Nsn-
den e al. AIto-rey5 T. L. 5c10Tds-V. r.. White
No Iss. Same y. Butler e A. At5o-u-ys, saz
No. Al Sans - Re-nsbr-z Attorrevs, ssns
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FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BUILDING. IEs
B = Nv. desirable oahce rcons. including beat.
light. eleFato- and ianit0r serTlces; prices 81 70 s.
ger roon- WEAVER BROS. lls + s. Nv ie2s-d
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No. zZL Fzaklia P. Gator ct a.. t-zatnF Is
Armstrong Catoz & Co. - Aba siFuEnd & B-1S;
ec-ou7t- $5l7-56 AttoDsy, Z L Giss
No. 5iE2 TIE Robert Grin Cozpary n rs
Cornell WallpaPer Company accoun- Sis& A.
to7ley. r. ". Whest-sy.
No SlSA William Andersen - Capzezl Au-o
Seeing Company; Indignant fr1n Justtz q ths
Pescs Ge0-Es c AuEzn. So q. ArtonS. E 3.
BehTrr6-
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BOXING ACADEMY.

PROF JAMES DONOVAN. FORMERLY OF z
Col ave, y 7. is prepared 70 furnish boxing
instruction 10 limited nunbgr- formerly frstr1ctor
to Pres Roosevelt and son, also members q Ca5i-
net. Physical Culture Institute, Sl3 Neg Y0rk ara
SIs-b Ssa
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IN GEORGETOWN. Groom BRICK: FURNACE
heat: porcelain bath; I'D 70 date IN ever particu
lar: cheap 20 quick buyeE !. Z sHOEMAKEB
A GENT Sos 18Th 81 nv no2se
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Criminal Cont No. I.
Equity Suit.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States IS Chsrles Th0uas; pe1tioa for
l-na-y t1quty- Airing. Chl-lss & H-zzs
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Equity Court No. i.
Circuit Court No. ]

JUSTICE BARNARD
No. III Els IS shaw; restraining o-s.r -
t1rnable January & Attorneys, Hslan & Haran-
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FOR RENT-0FFICES.

LARGE MODERN OFFICE n NETZEROTT
Bldg. Illl2 + ST. also oflces IN walter Bldg,
100 ST. Apply OLIVER NETZEROTT. Metzs-ott
BID des1-tf
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TYPEWRITERS.
CLOTHES CLEANED & PRESSED.

YOU CANT DO BETTER THAN TO HAVE
your suits pressed and reIzired n I'd MILLEK-s
81 Rev Y0rk ave. suits d. essane1 and V-rsSed.
&C. 'P5. y. SIN. au7AE-t5,s
N ORDER 70 KEEP OUR REGULAR EM-
rioyes bCsy d.Tiug The sumner uontks Ne cuc.s:
Pants spouEe5 pressed l5ei skirts pressed--c % So
suits spoused pressed fs Ladies suits prsd59 70 IS
SUITS searelesned--..s0 s Birts Commemorative
F. l. GEEES CO.. sls 70 IS I3-h
sy1sS.E-ssr
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PUBLIC CIRCLES HELD on MONDAY AND
THURSDAY evenings a. o'clock. private resdirrs
daily. s53 u S. ~ dsIsa0r
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LOST AND FOUND.

T0sT-BOSTON Bull TERRIER PUPPY s
moths old. brindIe. with white chest and nickel
link uolar Reward L returned 70 Isl Rhode
Island ave M 5a5St
L0ST-A BLACK ESkIuO CAP AT 18th
ard " So Lsberl re-zrd Il returned 70 So lil2
LOST -BETWEEN HAMILTON HOTEL AND
Thomas Circle. rou % designs o. monuments
STAMPED On hack. ''Stsphen EasIen Corp.' Reward
Il returned 70 ALLEN W BROWN. Freiouia Ho-
re-. Il s., rear IiIh-
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UMBRELLA EMPORIUM.
OSTRICH FEATHERS.

OSTRICH FEATHERS CURED DYED Am
cleaned; feather boas: specially On white puma
MADAME GARET. Is y Y. ave. ~.
nol-sGSWf
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
BOARDING AND HIRING.

FOR sALE-COUPE ROCKAWAY, N EXCEL
lent condition. 81 private party. El5 Egs s. nv.
de5O7t
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Lawsuits.

No. zZ7- John y Eals " Annie z sLzz: e
injunction Attooeys. Hzlizn & Hsllzu
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WANTED-H0USES.

WANTED-A HOME N THE Ne. WITHIN 6
Or squares ~ the Capitol. not less than ICONS
hotvater heat: VIII pay 500 cash. bslazoe monthly.
BOX =. Herald c-scs 5a3S.
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DECORATORS.

EASTERN DECORATING co. 1907 9TH ST. NV
Lowest prices; es-imates free; samples: work
nanship fTst-class. aI-5yt
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

We COLLECT NOTES. RENTS. GOVERNMENT
claims: settle estates. Law business In al cOuA
No charge unless successful Phone KS
FULLER AGENCY. Room Z. Isls s.
NZ5ufSu
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TO THE LADIES.

CREME TEby Eta rev cream for the co-1nieT-
l1ni also shampoCiuZ and hairiressing a speciality.
lIiss Cadmln. - llth 81. Nv. Phone NJ q s 20 s.
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WANT ADS In The Washington Herald Bring Results
W 1AV %1OO A TraW Propeh tn Assertion
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT
.THOS. J. FISHER & co. (INc.),
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance.
z3S 18th st. NV.
UNPUBLISHED.

UNFINISHED.
70 Mass AZ NV. Or. ISI Belmont loT, - 50 .
0o l56 Z ST. l3r b-.-----.55go
1873 18Th nv far 5b.25)] 2lS 9th In. b.-..-..565
lSS II Az NV. Er. ls9l Del ave. q. b..-..5lo0
2o---.--.----.-.-l50 50 Corcoran, l0r, b.. ~ 50
S1 18TH l 5b----l go lll8 llth. 81, 0g
l5 u. l5T. 5b.....-..l50o Is Irving o. 40 %
-lsl hal I'd IE 30 - 1ll fith iGr D.. g %
100 L l2. b------. L3s 3a6 l4th er
IS lZth nv. store and lfll Belmont. g. b-.--s6-Z5
13r. 9b--.-.--------.- IDA II ne 6r b-.-.--.9.5o
rs HAS az. Ilr. a,l53I2i,h and \, 6r. b...3l5I
lol5 18Th NV. l2r. b. Winthrop Heights. D
Chew Chase. Ia. B. - APARTMENTS.
100 2l3 Mass Nv. IS
las II. lir. Ib.....I95 n ~. 5b-...... 81 Go
80 @ y, b-..-....e 3 TIE Troquois 81. BIS
80 K 5rt g SO y \. ET. E. BIZ %
ltth q AZ. s. dw750l 1437 T. ST. b.--......50 50
L2 l6th, l2 b,.-...7505I745 Willard 81 b..-.Z-50
lL9 11In nI- lT. b--l5elli6 & ne Sd H. s.. b-.cl %
- nw. y, b.-.---elt 20 Morgan. 81, =
- l. l5- liz 9Th IN, 81, b.--..Lg9
100 Chaplin. Isr b---6500 Quincy ST. sr b.---...l0o
OFFICES
1914 II HAAS F nw......sl9 70 SIS
Union Trust Bldg 18th iCent- Bldg. T.. B----Si50e
and II NV SIS 10 s1iit2i + Nv 9.......le03
% - NV - 2.j CD + nw---.--.-.-SG 70 -
li2l + NV. front r--.-6l6e
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES or
PROPERTY
THE ABOVE Is ONLY A PARTIAL LIST OF
THE PROPERTIES N OUR CHARGE. But We
SHALL BE GLAD To FURNISH COMPLETE
BULLETINS on APPLICATION AT THIS Of
FICE
THOS. J. FISHER & co. (INc.),
738 18th ST. NV.
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F0R SALE-65 ACRES OF LAND. LOCATED
hc.8esl Washington and Baltimore exc nile
f-lm = & d. ard Cilg ard Suburban e-letric
Ire. a. ETE-lzi- sI1-l0l- LiEl C.-Fa-irl. gently
rolling. a1sare1 with timber t.-e stream uster.
ideal r-les f-r trck farm ard roulrry business.
90 minutes drive 90 Center Market over Completely
U1r1l4alze1 r1ads So De- sore Tsmb,r alocs
Elll Jay f1r r. Easy tens l. WAITER WEED
- 18th nv uIE
SUITABLE FOR POULTRY BUSINESS. HALF
acre Of ground; s-7ean Of rl-zEiGz water: new
house os SIX roous, hue well, cars stop az dor
terms easy. O. I'll 81 Nv, hat st1-e, basement
FOR SALE-PORTION or ENTIRE FORTY
i've zc-es; vicinity soldiers Hone and University
o. AUeT-Cl- uIIeC-l--.T ADJOINING improved SEC
t.cu7 Land absolutely free t-1-l roczs unde-5rlsh
Sc AID r1e Tor Improvement o. building o-er4tiau
Fer particulars. address WASHINGTON SUBUR-
BAN DIV ELOPlIENT CO.. 2 Para Row New
Tork 6eSI-7t
II TOU WANT To BUY 4 MARYLAND FARM
suburban bone see us or sea5 f7r latest bulletz
Marion Duekert b SON, O35 + Nv.
uh17-d
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Harry F. Gladman,
500 c St s. E

500 ! 81 :. +.
Offers an exceptional Involvement
TO renters for the week commen-
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PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY AT , PER CENT
On watches. diamonds and jeWeirv
LOUIS ABRAHAMS
Bonded broker 80 Ninth 81 ~
Old gold, silver and pawn tickets bought sor cssh.
noG-eod-E
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WALL PAPER

WE WISH TO SELL OUR OvERsTOCK OF
val paper at . very low sacrifice Cal and Sc
cur stock sign painting show cards, and gliding
+. G. NOLTE. eG 18th St nv Sas-sod-ts
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RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
" EET OTHER HOUR On THE ODD HOUR 30
10 PHILADELPHIA Nd NEW YORK
NV iEtsAl AL 30 STREET. NV 1OhA-
~ a. n DI-eT. Puilus- paTlor-
- a. IT, Observation Ps-iu-. kfTe-houT tan
~ a. n Diner and Pul-Isn Psro- Gar
" ,H a. r. Diner ard Pullman parl1- Car
80 ? r. Dlner and Pullman Pa-.1T Car.
80 p n Royal Llnlted-' a. Pullman ShorT.
i - J. Il Coacbes - Philadelphia.
SO = n Diuer and Pullman Parlc--
49, = u Coaches 70 fhiizcelp1ls-
49, rlzl- elesreTs 90 New YORK
- a n SleCpers 10 Pnss6ciV5ia & New Tc-k.
'szs ,. H.
LIVERY hour on TEE HOUR
49, Yves DAYS. - a. n . ls12 ? ~ -
- 800 $50 10 - $50 50. 80.
go rlG-D - - g. n I'm noon r-zI5. III.
'zze 80 50 So. 'sso. Z - SO, fs5s.
49, 80 b-9 IN. So s@s. 'l1aA. H..
CHICAGO. -. s55e .
CINCINNATI. ST. Louis. ard LOUISVILLE,
80 - H. 80 e. n. To night
PIlTIsBURG. 's.l5 a n. -. $40 p n. 'l2-8
CLEVELAND. 80 D II
COLUMBUS 80 n
MHEEIING. 80 a. n. 50
MlNChEs ER. '2-lj e. II fsL5. SO : -
III EhlCh. fs-. SD. SIS g. u, 50. 40
aAGERSTOWN. $40 a. n. $50 Z Z.
- ASNAE0lts- ~ $50 fI2-5 noon fs-f- 30.
Dsl-Z- EEcr71L Sunday. SSuD1aE Culy.
IELEFA0NES az al tie following Ticset o.
les i-l4 . s. nv Msia I5sl; sls PeunsJITzrlA
sve- Main .; New Union Station: Ticket once
Nan 1Soe: Information Bureau. Main 80.
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HELP WANTED MALE & FEMALE

GOOD POSITIONS.
D-aurhor's Practical Business Colless. cor. 9th
and . SIS. NV gives contracts backed ~ chain q
81 COLLEGES. S7110o0 capital and % years Success
70 secl7e a0od positions under reasonable conditions
OF REFUND tuiion- Ask Tor FREE catalogue.
dsEStf
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BICYCLES.

SPECIAL FOR THE HOLIDAYS
god Bicycle. with coaster brake: Suar-
h-L---E " ~
Famols Reading dCublebar uachines-.-.-.---.-- 500
IuTerLs wheels. al SIZE. 81 g ID
T. y MUDD. II.
oclSt l3 y I. ave.
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FURS.

SKINS TANNED AND MOUNTED FOR RUG
NUTS; remOdelIng furs to latest shapes 7u G
ST. u8.i top foor. sels-S9t
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

/ COLU2IBIA TRANSFEE CO.. NOW LOCATED
81 50 New Yo-k ave. large radded vans s. load,
2hCrse Wagon. $ load nhI7-eod 4
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE PIANOS &c MOVED
with care; pacing ard shirpinS q speialty.
KRIEG'S EXPRESS, Ia y 81 Nv Prone Mao
see auzrH
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-BT A HIGHLY RECC2EIENDED
c5Ic-sd nan a place as cook IN hotel Cal o.
u--e. 100 D s. Nv.
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CARPENTER BUILDER.

ARCHITECT. CARPENTER. AND BUILDER
3ohhng promptly executed at short notice; crop
postal, VII cal; estimates ehesrfuIly yiYea. " q.
GOODWIN. -05 5 g. ~ EMguf
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-10
BREED THEATER.
The Voice of the Violin, Monster Fea-
 ture Picture.

The splendid bill of the early part of the week at the Breed theater will find a worthy successor>in the one pro vided for the last part. Manager Mc- Nulty has secured the great feature picture The Voice of the Violin for this week and 1t is one of rare beauty as well as great interest. Among the other fine pictures offered are the fol- lowing: The Shepherds Daughter, Con- ternptible Theft. Clarence and His Cigarette. Pocket Policemen, Japanese Magic, Home at Last, and the big scream, A Cure for Rheumatism.
 In addition to the splendid concert song of Madam Morelle's entitled The Swallows, she will sing the very popu- lar illustrated song Schoolmates.
 MT. Delaney will sing one of the brightest song hits in the illustrated song world and one that is probably being sung and whistled more than any other song before the public to- day, it being entitled Let's Get the Umpire's Goat, a typical baseball song full of all the roofing phrases and fer vor of the national game.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-10
WAR MEDAL
Eomes as Surprise to Col. c. B.
 Erickson of New Britain.

Col. Charles B. Erichson of New Britain is In receipt of a war medal which came to him as surprise. It Is bronze medal issued by the state of New Jersey by authority of act of congress to her sons who fought in the civil war. Julius O. Deming, past commander of Stanley Post, c. A. R., who as agent looks up the records of the soldiers, began looking up Col. Erichson's record. He knew the col- onel enlisted from New Jersey and wrote to the adjutant generals office for the war record, giving such facts as were in his possession. MT. Dem ing was much surprised to get let ter saying that there was an unclaim- ed medal awaiting Col. Erichson from the state of New Jersey which had never been sent to him because his address was not known. MT. Deming communicated with the colonel, who was as much surprised as was Mir. Deming. He filled out an application blank, which had been sent to Mir. Deming, and forwarded it.
 The result was the receipt of the medal from Adjutant General Saddler Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-10

THEHy fs no scvsrrrsing medlum In Eastern Connecticut aaual to The nul- latin for husznesk zzzuitk
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-10
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever Sayings

First Sportsman-Did that 'orse win yer put yer money on2 Second Sportsman-No, 'e was pinched for loiterin'.-Punch.
 How was he acquitted?' "Insani- ty." He doesn't seem crazy" "He isn't It was the jury that was of." Kansas City Times.
 Thene'er I break a dollar bill.
 My wonderment increases
 At this sad fact, try how will
 I cannot save the pieces.
 Detroit Free Press.
 Didn't you propose to her sooner than you expected?" 'sYes. but you see. old man. didn't want to exhaust all my topics. of conversation befort we were married"
 The Angel Child-Mother, I've been wondering about something. Mother What do you wonder. child? Tho Angel Child-I wonder if the first parasol was made. from an umbrella rib 2-Puck.
 Who's the woman who calls every day to use our telephone?" "The ona who complains because our children take a short cut through her yard on their way to school."-Cleveland Lead CT.
 Caller-why Is your servant going ' Mistress-She only came this morn ing and hasn't yet made up her nina whether she will stay or not.-rliar- pers Weekly.
 "will that young man ever go home?" demanded the irritated head of the house. 'I guess so. father" re- piled the mater familias. He always has" Herald.
 Would you give up your seat to an elderly woman?" And have her know 1 regarded her as elderly? Not muchi like to be gallant, but caution Is my strong point" - Philadelphia Ledger.
 Fond Mother-Tommy, darling this is your birthday. What would you like to do? Tommy, Darling (after a moments refiection)-I think should enjoy seeing the baby spsnkedl- Figaro.
 q don't believe Mfr. Jared is a real farmer at all," whispered the first summer boarder girl. 'Why not?" asked the second. He hasn't once said that the outlook for the crops is poor."-Buftalo Express.
 The Collector (endeacvoring to raise funds for a widow and orphans) Now. Mir. Finnaghan. can l put you down for a small subscription? Fin naghan Ca very hard case)-Shure, it's a very laudable object, and ye can put me down for three-and- -sixpence. and the Lord knows I'd give ye the money if had ft.-The Sketch.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-10
OLD STEAMBOAT DOCK
To Be Abandoned by New England Navigation Company at Bridge port.

In a few weeks, if the New England Navigation company is able to carry put plans under way, passengers for the night boat will find the Nauga tuck moored at the foot of Union street, after o'clock, so that they will not be obliged to take the long walk through the Pequonnock shed as at present. says The Bridgeport Tele- gram.
 A slight delay has occurred in the plans of the company for improving the passenger and freight service from Bridgeport, but this is expected to be only temporary, so that inside of a very few weeks the old Naugatuck dock will be abandoned and the old ramshacl5le buildings there will be pulled down, the fine new Pequonnock dock being used for both freight and passenger, gsevice.
 Moored at Union Street.
 It is now planned that as soon as Ahe Naugatuck Is loaded with freight 10 have the beat back down to the Boot of Union street, and there to lie Antil her departure for New York. It as- expected that this will be done about 2 o'clock each night. The Aclean-up" freight steamer Pequot will. on it's arrival here about 10 o'clock. take the berth occupied ear Her in the evening by the Naugatuck, discharge her freight and take on a new lot, after which she will depart For New Haven and thence for New Work
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WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.
Sure Signs.

New cottages which are being erect ed along the Connecticut shore are pretty sure indications of prosperity inland.-Ansonia Sentinel.
 And they are pretty sure indications that the opportunities of the general public for getting to the shore and en- toying its privileges are rapidly disap- bearing. Every year some old public avenue to the beach is stopped by private occupancy and more and more evident does it become that the plan suggested by Judge Doolittle of Bran ford must be adopted soon, if there is to be saved to the public use any approaches to the shore. Bridgeport has such a shore front saved to the public. but the others are few and far between. and growing fewer contin- ually When it is too late the people of the state will wake up and ask why they have been shut off from the shore Bridgeport Standard.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-10
TIMELY INVENTION.
.. x. Punderford Patents Valuable
 Light Dinner for Autos.

John K. Punderford, general man. ager of the Connecticut company, re- gently received patent rights from Washington on an invention of his that not only promises to be valuable to him from financial point of view, but extremely useful to every. auto mobilist in this or any other country.
 The great value of the contrivance is in the safetly which it affords to people driving horses. The glare of the lights which has a binding effect on one can be immediately dimmed and likewise in the case of a horse showing fear. In New York state there is law compelling owners of automobiles to equip their machines so that powerful lights may be overcome. The contrivance in use in that state is not satisfactory, and MT. Punder- fords invention is thoroughly believed to extactly meet the requirements Patents will probably be sought in Canada and Europe immediately Middletown Sun.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-10
TAX NOTICE.

All persons liable to pay taxes in the Town of Lyme, Conn.,, are hereby warned and notified that I have re- ceived a Rate Bill and Warrant to collect a tax of 16 mills on the dollar on levy of 1908. and for the purpose of receiving said taxes I will meet at the following places, viz: At my residence in Lyme, Saturday, June 18th. 1909. from o'clock a. m. to 12 m.
 Same day at the store of James L. Lord. from 1 o'clock D. m. to 4 p. m. At the postoffice in Hadlyme We'd nesday. June 23d. 1909, from 9 o'clock a. m to 12 m.
 Same day at the residence of Rich ard W. Lee, Grassy Hill. from 1 o'clock p. m. to 4 p. m.
 All persons neglecting this notice will be charged travelling fees and in terest required by law.
 Do not neglect this notice.
 WILLARD M. ANDERSON,
 Collector Dated at Lyme. Conn, May 18th, l sOs.
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-10

wANTED-Your sewing machinzs bicycles, cash registers and baby car riages to repair; general jobbing. Sew ing Machine Hospital, Breed Bldg. Tel PAPA. or drop postal. apr20d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-10
SALE HORSES

I am in the west buying Horses, and will arrive in Norwich with a carload Monday, June 14th If you are look ing for a horse, wait and see these. If you see what you want, you can buy or trade for it as cheap as 1t can be done anywhere. for I am going to sell or trade them right away.