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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-10-15
ReSOluCiOneS de Condo.
lenCia.
Arroyo Seco. Oct. 6. 1909


Por estas notifcamos, que aver
dia 5 de Octubre de 1909, dej6 de
existir aqui en- Arroyo Seco, N. M.
Dofia Soledad Lopez de Pacheco,
despues de haber llegado d Ia aban
zada edad de ~ amos, Y haber su-
frido con mucha paciencia y re.
signaci6n cristiana, la penosa en-
fermedad que por tanto tempo la
t1yo en- CANA.
La fnada fu6 velada anoche So
lemnemente y hoy sus restos NOR
tales fueron llevados al cementerio
de la Santisima Trinidad, con misa
de cuerpo presente y acompa1a-
dos por los miembros de la socie-
dad Literaria y grande acompafla-
mlento dc las personals que aprecian
4 la familia Pacheco.
lie sobreviven cuatro hi]os: Jose
Manuel, Cosme Antonio G..
Pacheco, ademas muchos nietos y
grande parentesco.
Esta sonora en- vida fue una de
aquellas mu1eres abnegadas Y vir-
tuosas que nunca pierden de vista
los sagrados deberes que Sc les i'm
ponen a las madres de familia; Y
como frnto y recompensa de sus
trabajos y afanes (apesar de las in
comodidades que sufren los padres
de familia), Dona Soledad lego a
tener unos hijos que hoy son de los
mas bien distinguidos entire Ia We
cindad, por su industria, inteligen-
ella y laboriosidad.
Por cuanto, que hallandose
nuestro cumplido consocio, Don
Antonio @. Pacheco en- tan acerbo
dolor, nosotros los miembros de
La Sociedad Literaria deseamos ma.
nifestar pdblicamente por medic
de LA REvIsTA de Taos, nuestros
sinceros sentimientos de condolen.
cia por la p6rdida de un ser tan
querido, y rogamos al Ser Supre-
mo que haya un lugar separado en-
la mansion celestial en- donde ell
alma de la tinada vaya a descansar,
y que desde el cielo bendiga y con-
suele d todos los dolientes en- sus
dias de tan iusta affection.
Ramon Vigil
Pedro ID. Archuleta
Juan B. Duran
Manuel Espinosa
Fidel Cordoba
Comision sobre Resoluciones.
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COMO MAGIC
la christmas card

FL origen de las CHRISTMAS GARD
8 tarJetas ilustradas para felicitarse
las pascuas, es muy curioso, y no
data mas que de hace sesenta amos.
Su inventor fue un pintor ingl6s
llamado w. A. Qobson. Siendo
.joven, deseaba mostrar sus afectos
q IN amigo q quien guerra como
IN hermano, y pens6 que la primera
ocasi6n para hacerlo era la Navi-
dad.
En- consecuencia, pinto on una
cartulina un grupo de amigos
brindando por los ausentes, Y SO 10
envio a su amigo. Ell pequeno
cuadrito que fue tan celebrate, que
a la Navidad siguiente muchas
personas adoptaron el mlsmo plan
y despues la production de CHRIsr-
MAS CARDS construyo una industia,
que do por resultado unos treinta
y cinco millones de tarjetaa al ano.
Aproposito de tales tarietas,
|
recu6rdase que Lord Tennyson,
SO le ofrecieron una vez mil libras
esterlinas por doce versos para IN
GARD de Navidad. EliIustre poeta
rehus6 con mucha polftica, pero de
cisivo.
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La EStaCi6n del Base.
Ball Sc ha CerradO.

Todos los pelotarios, los Grays
y los Marroons, devolveran sus yes
tidos de pelotarios al Tesorero.
Els pecesario hacer este, en- or
den de cuidar de los vestidos Y pa
ra componer 10 que sea neeesario
para la pr6xima estaci6n.
Chas j. Robinson.
Treasurer, Taos V. A. G..
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NuestroS SusCriptores.

Vaa contin uacion la lista de los
Sres. que durante el mes de Sep
tiembre, pr6ximo pasado, nos hi
cieron remesas por sucripci6n. q
LA REvIsrA de Taos. All anotar
aqui sus nonbres y los pagos CO.
rrespoudientea, aprovechamos IA
oportunidad para expresarles pd-
blicamente nuestras mas expresi- :
vas gracias por las lnismas: ST.
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QUEEN LAS HALL0g

FL domingo PIP. 50 perdieron
dos llaves con IN llavero, en- d
lugar en- donde Sc juega 81 Base
Ball. La Sra que las perdi6
agradecera mucbo, 4 Ia pesona que
las hallare, d las devuelye a esta
ofieina Dc La Revista.
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"El CrepdscuIO. /"

Cualquier persona que tenga un
ejemplar de "El Crepusculo," pc
ri6dico publicado por el Padre
Martinez, muchos amos pasados,
puede venderlo on esta oticina en-
la suma de cINcUENTA PESOS. Di-
rijanse 4 Jose montaner, Taos, N.
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El diputado AlguaciI Mayor,
Senior Pablo Quintana, llev6 aver
al manicomio de Las Vegas, a una
demente que responde Al nombre
de manuelita Lopez y Leyba, de
Las Trarnpas, este condado, y "a
que desde hace coca de IN ano vie.
ne sufriendo Dc demencia pero que
4 uItimas fechas ha venido empeo.
rando do NAL OBJ peor.
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Local y Personal.

ue LAOS, SO Venuen en- La heVlsta a
so cts ejemplar.
Don Manuel Gonzales y esposa,
de Penasco, visitaron la plaza, 81
viernes con negocios personales.
FL senor Max. v. Vigil, de Ce-
rro, trsnzo negocios en- la plaza VI
en- nuestro despacho, el lunes.
Don Severino Martinez, de LA
no, vino a la plaza el yiernes p. p.
para comprar un caro- que compr6
en- la tienda grande de Bond. Nc
Carthy Co.
El joven, Candido Jarramillo,
de Antonito, Colo, de paso que vi
no 4 Taos el sabado con un agente
viaiero, paso a suscribirse a este
periodico.
Nuestro cumplido suscriptor VI
amigo, 81 senior Severino Martinez
y MARQUEE, de Arroyo Seco, tranz6
negocios en- nuestro despacho el
lunes.
DIR. 7, ?. Martin, delegado por
este condado a las ferias terrific
riales de Albuquerque, N. M. par
tira pana ese lugar manana saba
do.
Ell senor Manuel Espinosa, acti-
vo comerciante en- Valdez, este
condado, yisit6 la plaza Ell lunes y
de paso nos ordeno un buen pedido
de obras de imprenta.
Ell saloon que giraba en- esta
plaza, bajo la frma de Kittredge
& Clouthier, cerro sus puertas al
pdblico 81 lunes de esta semana
por causas que SO ignoran.
Ell senor Antonio Av. Rivera,
abri6 el martes una escuela pri-
vada en- espanol, para los america
nos extranjeros que deseen apren-
der el idioma de Cervantes.
La temporada del Base Ball, en-
esta, Sc cerr6 6l domingo pasado y
hasta la pr6xima primavera no
veremos 81 atletico juego de los
pelotarios.
Mr.. A. Clarence Probert, dueno
del State Savings Bank, de esta
locahdad, hizo un viaie a Denver,
Colo, con negocios de su banco
la semana p. P. Aver regres6 a
6sta.
A ounce mil cabezas de ganado
lamar, alcanza hasta hoy Ell ndmero
que ha comprado el senior Justin II.
Mccarthy, de la acreditada firma
Bond Mccarthy Co., de esta To-
calidad, dentro el condado de
Taos.
"El que paga 10 que debe sana
del NAL que tiene", J es por este
que todos los que deben la suscri-
ci6n a este peri6dico, la deben de
pagar de una vez para evitarse de
que Sc les cobre, y de esta modo no
quedar delincuentes todavia para
aho nueyo.
Para libros de escuela, los pro-
pios y los aprobados por ell Ouerpo
educational del territorio, vengan
en- La Revista. Hay desde regis
tros nara los maestros hasta ell Ill.
timo libro que Sc pueda nacesitar.
Hon. Malaquias Martinez,
miembro del Cuerpo de fdeicomi-
sarios de la Escuela Normal de FL
Rito, parti6 para Ell Rito el lunes
para atender a una unta de los di-
rectores de la misma.
Para los directories de escuelas,
de los diferentes districts escolares,
Sc venden los libros de texto al pre-.
clio mas reducido que requieren las
leyes de escuela del territorio.
Hagan sus pedidos presto.
Hon. Bartolom9 Chavez, de Llano,
este condado, vino 4 la plaza q
martes con negocios personales.
LIE aoradecemos su vista < nEestrO
despacho y q pago que nos hizo 4
Ia suscripci6n dc La Reyista por
sus parientes de Chimay6, N. M.
Nuestro cumplido subscription,
81 senior Noises Chavez, de Ran
chos Dc Taos, despues de 10 meaea
ocnpado en Ramah, Colo, regres6
Z esta, algo enfermo, eI yiernes De
la semana pasada. Espera reore-
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guen los nombres:

vas gracias por las rnismas: 81
guen los nombres:
Tamds Barela $2 o.
Max Velasquez 2 o.
Juan G. Candelario 2 o.
Fares Vigil 2 o.
Guillermo Trujillo | o.
Melton Atencio 2 o.
Celestino d. Lucero 4 o.
Ursulo Gonzales 2 o.
]. B. Tafoya 5 o.
Fernandez de Herrera | On
Pedro A. Martinez 2 OF
Gilio Martinez | on
j. d. Torres / On
Leandro Martinez 81
J. G. Sanchez 2 on
Ramon Valdes 2 on
Bartolome Chavez 2 OF
Jose E. Pacheco 2 OF
Jesis Nj. Pacheco on
Manuel D. R. Griego | 81
:
Frank Cordoba 2 OF
Francisco Ulibarri O(
Pite Jaramillo 2 0(
Serafn Gonzales 2 0(
Agustin Ortiz 2 0C
Juan | Garcia 2 0(
Antonio Ortega 2 OC
Geronimo Pine 2 0C
Jes1s Ma. Duran 2 0C
Manuel Sandoval SOC
Antonio D. Agiero 20C
Ricardo Garcia / 0C
Leon Maestas 2 0C
Tamas Martinez soc
Juan A Gonzales | 0C
Manuel G. Gomez 2 0C
Cayetano Lobato 2 0C
Marcos Torres 800
Paul B. Albright 2 90
Jose A. Salazar 2 90
B. L. Ortiz 90
Jose Leandro Gonzales 2 90
Jose Ramon Maestas 2 90
Lorenzo Trujillo 200
Venceslao Trujillo 200
Severe Martinez 4 90
Porfrio Fernandez 200
Vicente F. Martinez 200
Facundo Martinez 100
Manuel Vioil 1 90
Felix Cordoba y Pine 2 90
Em'terlo Barela ! OO OO
1sollisn nSl, 9auslssevSn p : ~ w
4 a an.stin j Arallano ) 0o M
,orenzo Tru,illo / 90
Plutarco Varos 2 90
Max Romero 2 90
- ~. Aoeyta ( w
: T ooo =, 90 a. ln'0"'" ~ ~
Abran Romero ! 90
Cecilio Sena 2 90
Marcos Lopez 2 90
Jesus N. Pacheco 81
up. APolonlo uloarrl w w
Fr;naa;o GoIloooo M
Sylvia s. SANCHEZ ? 90
] uan Anto. Romero 100
Duran 90
j osG F. Truiillo 2 90
Demetrio AragoD 4 90
j. Francisco Vigil 100
Feliberto Cisneros / 50
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business, and want the Me-
xican patronage, you to ad
vertise in this paper; has
the largest circulation in
New Mexico. We offer our
post office to verify it
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-19

the Culebra cut, showing the progress
Of the work, the method of procedure,
the many obstacles, viewing the local
sights. and the arrival and reception
at New Orleans. AT the conclusion
the picture was accorded very hearty
encore.
Grandfather's Tobacco is a pretty
pastoral ldylle, and shows fascinating
views Of sheep and shepherds, coupled
with picturesque scenery and quaint
characters.
The Panther is a wonder. The action
takes place in Bengal, and the trop-
ical surroundings serve as an admir-
able setting for the weirdly exciting
story. This picture includes genuine
panther hunt, during which a native
is attacked, also an English LADY, by
the animal at large, and after much
gunpower is wasted upon him he is
finally captured by a native with the
aid of net. This is a most powerful
scene, as is the scene showing the
panther crouching in his lair. The
comedy pictures include The Safe, A
Serious Joke, He Can Initiate Any
thin, and Choosing a Life Partner.
Madam Morelle sings the plaintive
heart song, Just Someone and wins
well nerited encore. II the pleasure
of those who have not been able to
hear her earlier in the week, she will
sing for the balance of the week the
old favorite, Dreamt Dwlelt in Mar
bic Halls. from the Bohemian Girl.
The patrons of the house are very
loath to have her give up this song for
new one, SO she has concluded to re-
tain IL for the remainder of the week.
mfr. Cooper pleases all with his H.
Illustrated song, Trading Smiles.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-19
Roderick Theater.

The midweelS change at the Rod
erick brings about its usual features,
one of which is the picture, Wrong
fully Accused, brilliant story deal
ing with paylnaster of a cotton con-
Germ being waylaid on his way to the
bank TO cash a check for $4,000 with
which to pay off with. the robbers
having duplicated his features with a
perfect disguise and secured the mon
ey When arraigned at court the bank
officials of course swore he (the pay
master) had secured the money and
he was sentenced to a long term of
imprisonment. After serving five
years he was surprised one day to
see the man who had wronged him
cast into his cell, and recognizing
each other after a short fist fight the
villain confessed and the hero was
set free. Other pictures being The
Hypnotic Subject and Florie's Birth
day. The talking cameraphone pic
lures were another feature. produc-
ing marvellous effects, especially in the
farce, The Coming Man, keeping the
audience i'll screams as if on a real
stage. and Grace Cameron in Little
Dolly Dinaples also being very clev-
err. Mr.. O'Neil renders Roguish Eyes
in his usual easy way and this COM
pletes a thoroughly up to date pro-
sTamue
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-19
MAYOn,s OFFICE.


To Either Sheriff OF the City of Nor
wien, GREETING
You are hereby commanded to warn
the legal voters OF the City of Norwich
to meet in city meeting at the Town
Hall in said City of norwich on the
26th day OF March. 1909 at o'clock in
the evening, to authorize an appropria-
ton from the city treasury of such
amount not exceeding $4,000 as may
be necessary to pay the expense OF
erecting a new dam and appurtenances
at or near the present water works
dam at Meadow Brook and of acquir-
ing lands, rights and other property TO
carry out the purpose of a resolution
adopted by the Board of Water Com
missioners OF the City Of Norwich az a
meeting held on the 27th day Of Feb
ruary. 1863. which resolution was ap-
proved by the Court of Common Coun-
Gil of the City OF Nc rwich at its meet
ing hald on the first day of March. 1909.
The legal voters OF the City of Nor
witch are warned to meet in city meet
ing at the Town Hall in said City of
Norwich en- the 2Gth day of March
1909, al 8 o'clock in the evening, to
take action upon the foregoing mat
ter.
Dated At Norwich. this 18th day OF
March. 1Jc9.
COSTELL,O LJPPITT,
MAJOR of the City OF Norwich.
/ hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is q true'copy OF the orieinsI
warrant TO me directed for service.
Attest: GEO. o. BENSON,
Sheriff of the City OF Norwich.
nar1sd
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-19
VIEWS AND VARIETIES.
Clever Sayings.

''She is wearing her hair in some en-
tirely new style. I can't make il out %
That's the aeroplane tOusle. kan
sas City Journal
Waiter Cholding out collection plate)
Pardon, nister-for re hand. Bill
Smokes (scOoping up the coins)-
Thanks, the music was pretty rotten.
London Opinion.
The cat that posed as rabbit
In restaurants will blossom
Now into a more famous role,
And viii be served a. 'possum.
-Houtson Post.
AIagistrate-You say you want a d.
vorce because your married life In one
long series Of fights You don't look
it, WOuld-be Divorcee-No, your hon
or, but you ought 10 see my wife ~
Circle Magazine.
HAS she a sense of humor?" u
can't tell" '"Why not?'' because
she looked serious when she told me
she admired your singing. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Gerald-My love for you is like the
boundless ocean. Geraldine Exactly
the way I take il. Cierald--Whst 90
you mean? Geraldine-With a good
many grains OF salt-Philadelphia In
Quirer.
Say said the old farmer sneering-
~ 10 Alle city tldU WHO NdE WoFklNk
in his garden, what air yew agoin' z
do when yew git through diggin'g'
Put porous plaster on my back"
replied the amateur soil disturber.-
Chicago News.
Irving washington (wipinF his lips)
That was really the sweetest kiss I
have ever had Louise BarlSis--f
thought you would think so, irving
my face powder gave out and / useo
confectioner's sugar-Judge.
"Yes," said the bride Of three short
months, 81 had made UP my mind 20
remain In the spinster class. then John
appeared upon the scene and I accept
ed him because he was so unlike 9TH
er men," 1Oh. Of course. he's differ
emit" retoined the snvious lady friend.
'sHe proposed."-Chicago News.
The Caller-I called IN answer 20
yer ad. fer a frst-class cook, mum
The Lady (eagerly)-And you want
the position? The Caller-Not at
prisint, mum. There's three other
parties ahead Of yez but III accept
a three months option on the Job
widout any consideration.-PuclS.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-19
BROADWAY THEATER.
DuneIs Toms Cabin"

Jollity. tender sentiment, lively dia-
iogue, spectacular situations. thrilling
elimaxes and poetic justice-all are
prettily blended in ancient honored
Uncle Toms Cabin" which the re-
nowned Stetson company will offer at
the Broadway theater this afternoon
and evening. Throughout this grand
old stage story is illustrated the va
carries of life and the versatilicty Of
human nature. The pathetic death Of
Little Eva has no sooner covered the
audience with sorrows pail, than a
stunning vaudeville number comes to
restore the flooded or merely dropping
soul The Stetson company is the &C
knowledged leader in the production Of
harriet Beecher Stoves masterpiece.
The cast Is large in numbers and well
distributed. The bloodhounds and pom
les. the music and scenic effects, cos
tunes and accessories are all Of the
best attainable.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-19
TAX NOTICE.

All persons liable to pay taxes in the
Town Of Lebanon are hereby notified
that | have a rate bill and warrant to
collect all taxes assessed on Grand List
of 1908 in said Town at its annual
town meeting. which tax is due and
payable April 5. 1909. at the rate OF )
mills ON the dollar. and for The purpose
of collecting said tax I will be al the
Town House Monday, April ). from 10
a. m. to 2 p. M, Tuesday. April 6, at
James BurrilFs store. Liberty Hin
from 10 a. m. to - o'clock noon at w
W. Gillette's house, Goshen, WednGs-
day, April Z. from 10 a. m. to II, at
home same day from to p. m.
All unpaid taxes will be levied on
after Oct 1. All legal interest and
charges will be collected.
Lebanon, March s. 1909
j. A. THOMAS, Collector.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-19

force Of her personality. In her eyes
there is an intensity which holds one
one minute they are piercing through
70 discover ones innernost thoughts
next, there is a sudden twinkle and
they are trimming over with mirth.
Her Characteristic retrousse nose, her
intellectual brow and her mobile
mouth all show force of character and
an artistic nature. Her figure is most
graceful and willowy and reminds one
Of Burne Jones portrait, but after her
eyes, her hands are her most wonder
full feature. They are beautifully shap-
ed, With long, tapering flnfiers, and ev-
cry passing thought and word is ex-
pressed in them. One minute they will
be in absolute respose, then like a
Hash they will bristle with vitality
and expression. In her moods. Miss
Soodson is like camera obscura. at
one MON ent in fever of excitement
and delight, the next i'm perfect repose
or studious thought. She has large
fund Of energy which she expends to
the last drop and also an enormous
amount Of imagination.
As regards her character Miss
Goodson is endowed with all the finest
feminine qualities. Her heart Is ten
der TO a degree, and she is always
ready and eager to lend hand 10 any
me in need. She has an unaffected
AAps7 diln LiOOGSLy WHICH Sle preserves.
notwithstanding all the adulation she
receives from all parts of the globe.
She is devoted to animals, her favorite
being her beautiful Persian cat Little
Jim"-her spirit cat, as she calls him.
who climbs up on the piano whilst she
Is practicing and sits there blinking, by
1he hour.
Tickets for the recital by Miss Good
son viii be on sale at the store Of Geo.
A. Davis until o'clock this evening.
end can be obtained at the hail before
the concert. Admission, including re-
served seat $100.
Following is the programme:
/. F'antaisiestucke, Op. r.
Schumann
Des Attends
Aufschwung
Warum2
Grillen
Novelette,, z major
Senate, E minor, Op .Grieg
Allegro moderate
Andants motto
ALA Menuetto ma POGO piu lento
F'inale-Molto allegro
y. NOctrune, G. major. Chopin
Two Waltzes
OPP. 81, in A fat
COP. "a, in D fat
Ballade, Op. AZ
3. Romance, on. "A, No. 3D.. Sibelius
Humoresque Tschaikowsky
Aeolus Gernsheim
Rigaudon. Op. 2O4 Raft
Rhapsodie List
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-19
WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT.

Vaudeville ana Motion Pictures Cd
6hssdy's Auditorium.
Motion Pictures ana Illustrated Songs
at Roderick Theater.
Moving Pictures and Illustrated Songs
at Breed Theater.
Final Concert or Musical Course at
slater Hall.
Uncle Toms Cabin at Broadway The
alter.
Bowling at Arcanum Club.
SedEwick Post, No. J, G. A. R., meets
IN Buckingham Memorial
svea Swedish Sick Benefit Society
meets in Carpenters Hall
Court City OF Norwich. No. So, F. of
A.. meets in Foresters' Hall
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-19
Notice to Taxpayers

All persons liable to pay taxes in the
Falls School District of Norwich are
hereby notified that / have a warrant
to levy and collect tax of two mills
on the dollar, and for collecting the
same will be at home, 149 Sachem
street, Saturday, March 9th, April 3rd.
10th and 18th, 1909 between and 4
p. m.
JEREMIAH LYNCH.
msr19d Collector.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-19
ORDER or LIMITATION For

Claims against the International OIL
Engine Company o. Danielson, Conn.
At superior Court held within and
for the County of Windham on the 9Th
day Of March 1909. it was
Ordered, That four months from and
after the 10th day of March. 1909 be
limited for the presentation of claims
against The International Oil Engine
co. to the Receiver. and that all claims
NOT presented within said time he
thereafter forever barred. The address
to which all claims may be sent is
John A. Paine, Receiver of The Inter
national OIL Engine Co, DanIelson,
Conn.
Dated at Danielson this sth day Of
March, 1909.
JOHN A. PAINE.
Receiver. e1nternational OH Engine
Co. marljSFW
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-19
Nem Eruit Invented in FloridA.

One Of the coming new fruits that
will add to the reputation of Florida is
thus described by the Eustis Lake Re
gion. The new fruit, Tangelo. was
shown to the editor this week by
Frank Savage. who has propagated the
same, the tree having this year 10 Of
the fruit 1t is a cross between the
pomelo and tangerine. The flavor is
like the grapefruit and the skin or
rind like the tangerine. Great things
are expected of it. The citrus fruits OF
Florida are capable Of further hybridi-
cation, producing new fruits, but they
can hardly be improved on for flavor
Jacksonville Times Union.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-19
PASSING on THE ROUGH RmEns.

The boys are disguised. the gangs on
the prod,
For things are all going deaa
wrong.
Bill Bufler was Consul to Passams-
But now they have showed him
along.
He nt with Rough Riders and bIed at
San Juan
More gore than would fill up a pail,
His job CAME from Teddy. but now Bill
is gone
To make room for a feIler from Yale
And Cactusmilk Chsrley's no longer on
pay,
His notice just came by this mail.
His job came from Teddy, but Teddys
away,
And they've pat In Teller from YALE.
And Fly-the-Creek Follis and Crooked
Neck Jones.
Trail
Have gone on the dumpheap to mir
ere their bones
Say--where In the devil Is Yale?
II. W. Foley.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Erui4 from south Afriea.

A fruit that is entirely new TO Nor
wich is the Hooneport grape, imported
this week by Somers Brothers from
south Africa. The grape is a most
tempting fruit. being of red color and a
delicious flavor. The Hermitage grape,
a black variety, is also from South AT
RIGA The French pear, a fruit Of an
exceptionally fine flavor, is another
rare article received this week from
the fields Of South Africa.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-19
CHANGE OF DATE.

Sealed bids for building a dam al
Meadow Brook. marked Bid for dam,
Will be received until O'clock D. m.
Monday, March 30, 1909. at the Of
flee Of the Board Of Water Commits
sioners, where plans and specifications
may be seen and blank bids obtained
and at which time and place the bids
will be opened.
Further information may be obtain
ed at the office of Chandler g. Palmer
161 Main Street 4
The right to reject any or all bids
is hereby reserved
By. order Of the Board of Water Com
missioners Of the City OF Norwich
A. A. BECKWI
marl1d President