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Cañon City record., 1909-02-11
PIRSf BASEBALL GAZE
OF THE CUBRENE Y1n

The Warrington stars played an1
defeated the Lincoln Park school baso
ball tesm last Saturday. the 1rst gaAe
OF the kind this year. fhe contest vas
an exciting one throughoat. the score
being q tie at the end Of the ninth In
ming. necsssitatlng It being played oc1
to determfne the victor. VIXEN the re-.
ord was eighteen to seventeen In Inv.
or Of the Warrington school orgAniaar
tion.
Tho Washington school team =
handicapped to some extent b. lac8
OF practice. it, members having nevss
been togethsr bAfore. and its triumpA
was all the nore gratifying on Inst ~
count.
The Lincoln Park club had. on @e
other hand. played at least three
games and were supposed to . faS
better team work. Tho Washingtoa
school boys will play the LtneolA
school team On Lincoln's birthdEy.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11
COLORADO ABOUT TnE BKSf
STATE N III. UNION.

Lee Morrison returnsG to Canon Ci-
ty - Thursday from Stone Fort.
North Carolina. where As went I'VE
or sig months ago to engage in the
hoteS business. Although . native
OF North Carolint he did not dnd con-
ditions down there TO his liking and
took tAe first opportunity Of disDos-
Ing Of his property In ordsr that he
might como back to more eongental
Surroundings In the wild xnd wolly
west.
Il had lived too long In Colorado. "
said Mr.. Morrison, ''to content myself
In the soath and when the chance
came to me to sell out the hotel which
was running It. did not take me
very long to make up my mind what
to do. The hard times struck the
country south Of Mason and Dixon
line . goed deal harder than they did
the northern states and money b Q
mighy scarce article down there.
II solo out on the 18th oe December
and put In . month visiting relatives
and In travelling about ths Caroiinas,
Tennessee and Kentucky. but that at
last beoane drssoms and . made bee
line for Canon City. which 10 about
the besk tovn I know OF nDr Id si.s.~
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11
AAsalan Lincoln.

AhnA0A Llno0ln.
"A hlsnd Of mlrth and sadness. smiles
and tears.
A quaint knisht-srrant Of the pioneers: /:
A homely hero born Of star and sod:
A peasant prince: masterpiece Of
God"
Al the thought Of many people ID
turned toward the life and services Of
Abraham Lincoln. whose centeaary 10
soon to b celebrated. Il may bo Of
Interest to some to know what books
the public library contains upon the
subject Following 10 Q list:
Crosby-Life and Public Services Of
Abraham Lncoln.
Hill-Lincoln the LAwysr.
-Childrsn's Life OF Abra-
ham Lncoin.
Curtis-Tru0 Abraham Lincoln.
Hapeood-Abraham Lincoln. the
Man Of the People.
MorGan-Abraham lincoln. the Bog
and the Man
Thayer-From Pioneer Home "a
the White House.
Brooks-Abraham Lincoln. Q Bio
graphy for Young People.
Gerry-Ths Toy Shop. A story Of
an Incident In the Life Of Lincoln.
Choate-Abraham lincoln. An Ad-
dress.
Beside these books. there are large
number OF magazine articles among
which Q few appearing the current
numbers are hero mentioned:
Lincoln. the Leader" BY R. ". GIL
der. with 20 illustrations. Century,
February, 1909.
Lincoln at the Helm" By John Hay.
Lincoln Correspondence." - let
ters Of historical interest published
for the nrst time. Century. February.
1908.
President Roossvslt's Tribute to
lincoln" and Lincoln Centennial
Celebration" in Review Of Reviews.
February. 1909.
abraham Lincoln" By n. waiter
son. In Cosmopolitan. March. 1903.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln and her
Friends " by Willis etsslI in Msnssy.
February. 1909.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11
Nse1ee q ADp11sllfoa ~ 0. q Ke11aA
A.a.f H. - aIs e: On

AseaDe Na 0l1e&;
Uaitsd States LaAd 0mcs. PasAlo.
Colorado. Dse. -. 1eee.
Notice u hsreby g1ve1 that ln oom-
pliance with .o1 ct of coagrea8 AD-
proved Nay III. 14S1. G. J. Fredfiek-
SON. whOoo postOMce address b CaAon
City. fremont county. Colorado. has
made application bor patent Tor one
hundred and eighty acres OF mining
ground. By legal sub-divisions Of the
y. 9. Surveys, known and dssignated
40 Gwillim, Lime, and The Western
Placer Claims a. follows:
Gwillim: Sen OF 0EK Of 8olth-
west 4. Eh Of MEX Of SEA OF 8Wk.
En- OF SEX OF NE Z OF 9Wk OF SEQ
ton 8, containlng % acres.
Lime: WIZ Of 0Ek OF Section 8.
The Western: Wy Of MEN Of Bee
ton 8.
All situate in township Is. south
range 20 west 9Th p. m, In unknown
minins district, Fremont county, Colo
RADIO; location certificates OF said
claims being recorded In the once Of
the county clerk OF Fremont county.
Colorado, as follows: The Gwillim
placer. book 1877. page 256 and amend-
ed by certificate recorded in book I49.
page 345, said records; Lime plscer
in book 1z7. page 261. said records
and The Western placer in said book
1877, page 257. There are no known
Iodes, no exclusions from this applicae
ton for patent and no adjoining
claims. rtf
g. A. ABBEY. Register.
First pub. DEC. "a. 1908.
Last pub. Feb. rs, 1909.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11
YOUNG MN IoAH AD0ur
CHURCH RN1RAHCHD

The aktsntioa Of The Da1y RaeesA
has been called By Tie peliss % -
throngs oe boys and youn0 nsa ~
iingsr about the entfaDos 70 tAs vAaS
Ions churches Sunday evsoings. . -
annoyance Of votkshipsrs. and NJ o.
operatioa asked In IN sfl0rt % ~.
cousAeo he practice. u b N eaV
matter % DISTURB Q worsAipDiAg co.
gregatioa and vsry fsv people voslA
wilfully DO %. esrtainly noae h Caa-
On City are % disposed. although tAs1
might oceasionally % % unooasssoao.
". It 10 far bsttsf 70 stay away ffoD
churcA altogether tAaA 70 loa3 a1sab
III doofs during diviAs serviss.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11
UNIVERSITY OF MCHIGAM
ALUMNI BAHQUET sA1UKDAY

The annual banquet Of tAo Alumni
Association Of the Universitx Of Mich
ignn residing In Colorado md contis-
nous states was heid at ths University
iclab In Denver last Saturday night
and was in all respects . very pleas
ant affair. Among tho post prandial
speakers were Governor 9hafrotA and
other distinguished citi3sns OF Colo
redo. It 10 estimated tAAk tAaRs are
fally one theasand graduates Of the
University OF Michigan reading In this
state: about four hunAzed and atty Of
whom are members Of the association.
Those in attendance ut the banquet
Saturday nisht from this city were
Clyde c. DAwson. Jas. l. Cooper. ".
c. Herdnen. Jas. stump. and "a. b.
Stinemeyer.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11
Netice for PallIcatisn

Department Of the Interior. q. q
Land Once at Pueblo. Colorado. Jam
uary .. 1909.
Notice 10 hereby given that John
Eskilson, of MIcanite. Colorado. who.
on November IL. 1891. made Home
stead Entry No. 11o71. serial No. o3o3S
for sh SWA, aWK gEk. sec. 8;
NWH Mex. section 8. township 1s g..
range u W. 9Th Principal Meridian.
has filed notice of intsnt3on to make
dnal Eive-year Proof TO establish
claim to the land above described. be-
fore the clerk of the District court.
at Canon City. Colo. on the 14th day
Of February. 1909. s
Claimant names ~ Witnesses:
Albert q. Mack. Of GuRey. Colorado:
James Johnston, Of Gu6ey. Colorado:
william r. Combs, Of Micanite. Colo
RADIO; Frank L. Rowe. Of Micanits.
Colorado.
Q. A. ABBEY, RaEiGtor.
First pub. Jan. IL. 1900.
Last pub. Feb. 10. 1900.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11
Nstses Il PublBessssa.

Department Of the Interior. q. 0.
Land Once at Pueblo, Colorado. jan
uary .. 1903.
Notice 10 hereby given that Olof r.
kilson, Of Mcanite, Colo. who. on Au-
gust 10, 1907. made Homestead Entry
No. 17S03. serial No. 03038. for ny
SEX. SEX SEX, Sec. 8: NBk MEN
Sec. 8. township is g.. range q v.
sth Principal Meridian, has nled no
tico Of intention to make Final Five
year Proof. to establish claim TO the
land above described. before The clerk
Of the District court, at Canon City.
Colorado, on the 54th day Of February.
1909.
Claimant names ~ Witnesses:
Albert =. Mack of Guffey. Colorado: /:
James Johnston OF GufYey Colorado; |;
william P. Combs Of Aicanits. Colo
rado; Frank L. Rowe Of lGicanits.
Colorado.
8. A. ABBEY. Register.
First pub. Jan. IA. 1909.
Last pub. Feb. Is, 1909.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11

woman of more than ordinary intel
ligence, refinement and education
and for many years was q teacher in
the public schools Of Iowa and other
states. Since coming here Mr.. and
Mrs. Payton had made their home on
East Grand avenue, Lincoln Park. The
husband has been a paralytic for a
long period and most Of the work
about the premises devolved upon the
deceased, who enjoyed remarkably
physical vigor despite her advanced
age.
The funeral service was held ut VIII
sons undertaking chapel at o'clock
this afternoon under the direction of
Rev. J. L. wilkinson, pastor OF the
congregation of the First Christian
church. The remains will be taken
this evening BY Clyde James, nep-
hew Of the deceased. to Shenandoah.
Iowa, for burial. Mrs. Anna Spencer
of Scots Bluff, Nebraska, a sister OF
Mrs. Payton. is at present visiting in
this city and was present at the OBJ
sequies of the unfortunate woman
In views of the circumstances At
tending her death the coroner decided
that no formal inquest was necessary.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11
MEMBEis OF the nLTONOrS
SOCIETY ATT1NTFONl :

Tho attention Of members Of the IL
linois society 70 called 70 the celsbra-
tion Of the centenary Of the birth Of
Abraham Lncoln. the martyrod prssi-
dent 70 b held ct the 1irst Presbytsf-
ian church nsxt Friday evening unAer
the euspicss Of the patrtotie organi-
sations Of The city. 0wlng b ths fact
that Hncoln was for many yeass .
citissn Of llliAols and was electsd b
he pfssidsncy from that stats svsry
fllinoisian h Canon City ard vicinity
should b present at the eomnsm0rA-
i've ssfvices ne4t Friday svsniAg.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11
POST OFFICH CLERKS TO GET
AN INCREASE OF SALARY

There 10 much rejoicing among post
ONCE clerks In Denver and, in fact, ev-
cry city in the country over the fav-
orable action taken by congress on
measures designed to increase sal
aries and provide for promotions. The
recommendation of the post once
committee In the house providing for
promotions for so per cent OF the
81 900 grade clerks was adopted with
out amendment, and when the work
had been completed 9S per cent Of all
grades of clerks were promoted By the
provisions Of the bill
The $1,000 grade clerks will get
$1,100, and this puts 500 more clerks
in the $1,000 grade. Tho reoommenda-
ton Of the committee that 400 clerks
in the $1,000 grade be promoted to
$500 was also adopted.
Through the promotions and the Of
hciency system It 10 thought that the
government will save at least $45o.o0o
Clerks through the efficiency system
are required to show mp properly be-
fore they are promoted. and 1t IL hg-
ured that nearly half . million 10
saved because Of this new system Of
keeping close tab ON every move Of
the clerks.
The Colorado clerks have been lead
ers in the movement for . thirty-day
vacation each year with pay. The mat
ter was defeated In the house. but 10
going to como mp again in the senate.
Denver Post.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
LEASE STATE LANDA

Office Of the State Board Of Land
Commissioners, Denver, Colorado
January 2Sth. 1909.
Notice 10 hereby given that o. W.
and r.. l.. Witcher. whose postoffice
address IL CotopaxI, Colo. has made
application No. 5781 to lease the fol-
lowing described school lands, sit
uate In Fremont county, Colorado. to-
wit:
All of section 16. township 10 north.
range IL east
No other application to lease the
above described lands will be consid-
cred after. February 26th, 1909.
JOHN r. VIVIAN,
Register State Board Land Commits
sionerD.
First pub. Feb. I, 1909.
Last pub. Feb. 36th, 1909.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11
nAM GvD oUa
Fssa1y = Cansa Oly nsaanB ~
~ EuoE1onaA

Essaly = Caasa CH nsaAs 1--we
xA1s KDeElsasA
Yoa tax ~ kid1a5s-svasusFk
thA0- -t
nay eaas t..s :, - ssaaasa,
strain.
TAs bask sivss sst-ss aaAss 81
pains.
Urinary troubles sst ia..
Don't wait loagsr-take Doan,s nd
nay Pills.
W. L. Daly. lfving ut 3s7 y strssA
salids, Colo. say1 Il was annoysa
for lsng time - Q dall pain in ny
hack brought ON ~ the constant
STOPPING and llfting neesssary In my
work. decided to try some remedy
to rid myself Of the annoyance and
procured 4 box OF Deans Kidney
Pills. Their good e.ecss were notice
able from The first, ane after had
used them short time longer my
back was absolutely free 1rom palm. !
can now add. Swing all tAs credit to
Doan's Kidney Pills. that the trouble
has never returned. It gives me great
pleasure to recommend this remedy 70
Others suffering from Kidney dtseass.- .
Plenty OF proof like this fSom Can
on people. Call at Hunter Pslmer's
drug store and ask what customers
report
/ For tale by all dealers. Price, 30
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-DoAas-aad
take NO other.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11
CANON CITY TINES NOW
OWNED DY A. L. HAIl0R

A.. Z. Taylor. for several mntAs
past connected with Mayor 9ssly. NJ.
T. b Moore and Rev. 4 ". Hendsfson
In tAs ownerahlp d ths Canoa City
Tines. has purchassd eAs intssssts Of
hie associates ana 10 now sole pro-
prastor OF The property. Negotiations
locking TO its parchass hes bsaa In
progress for some time. bat he deal
Vas not consuaatsd until sAis norm
ing. There wtll b no change IN the
policy OF u paper sndsr tAs nsv
management.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11
MRS. ". B. ROWLAND
ENTERTAINS IN MOBILE

Mrs. W. B. Rowland. who left here
previous to the Christmas holidays to
visit relatives and friends at her old
home in Mobile. Alabama, and other
points in the South has been the reci-
pient of many social attentions dur
ing her stay there. The following
from the Mobile Register Of the 30th
ult. will be Of interest:
THE exceptional charm and infor-
mality of the afternoon teas marks
distinct epoch In Mobiles social his
tory this season. and of the many Mrs.
E. o. Fowlkes' tea of Friday compli-
mentary to Mrs. William B. Rowland
of Canon City. Colorado, takes prece-
dence.
Mrs. Rowland makes her home in
far away Colorado and her visits are
all too rare for her friends. 80 that
when she does come homo they spend
as much time with her ~ possible,
and for the renewing Of old frind-
ships and the forming Of new ones
day afternoon from 1 to O'Clock with
Mrs. Fowlkes doing the honors, as
sisted by Mrs. A. H. Andrwes and Mrs.
Rowland. Receiving with them in the
parlor, which was lovely with white
and green decorations. were Mrs. A.
F. Carr, Miss Clark of New York, Mrs.
L. 8. Dunlap. Mrs. George Creary. Mrs.
Richard Mellett, Mrs. Douglas NC
MILAN, Mrs. Rivers Rush and Mrs. J.
Bestor Robertson.
While the loveliness of the parlor
and the greetings exchanged between
the honor guest and the receiving
party with upwards OF two hundred
guests made the welcome a most cor
rial one, it was the dining room which
held the position Of honor in a color
tone of pink and green, where Kill
larney roses queened 1t, the beauty
of which was shared with the bevy of
bright-faced Maidens who were the
serving girls.
In the punch room pink and green
shared their brightness. with Misses
Agnes Fowlkes, Virginia Creary and
Imogen Little. Mrs. James p. More
land poured tea and the serving girls
were Misses Lulie Radclih, Ethel Fry,
EliceFry, Marie Webb, Lille Radclif,
Lulie Lesesne, Lucille Lyon. Mildred
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11
NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLKHENT.

NOTICE OF FINAL 0BTTLk4ENT.
In the matter Of the estate OF VIII
liam H. Hall. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given, that on
Saturday. the NTH day Of March. A. d.
1909. being one Of the regular days Of
the then current term OF the county
court of Fremont county. In the state
OF Colorado. I, Frances Hall. admin
Istratrix Of aaid estate. will appear
before the Judge Of said court q 10
Q. m. and present my final settIemsnt
% such administratrix and pra~ the
approval OF the samo. and Will fhen
apply 10 b DISCHARGED - sueh ad-
ministfatrix. At which time anf
place any person In interest may ap
pear gBd present objections to ths
same II any there bo.
Dated at Canon City. Colombo
March 1rd, 1900.
FRANCES HALL.
Administrative Of she Estate ~ VII.
liam Hall. Deooaaed.
First pub. Eeb, Z, 1ooo.
Last Dub. 1gaseA>l. 1ooo.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11
MCRRAsMa INTEREST m
REVIVAL AT l. Z CHUB0

There II . growing intsrese = -
svangelistic services being conA0cts1
at the First Methodist church ~ nsv.
=. II. Bsssra and big oongrsgak3eaa
are the rule There was . sDesaAi1
attendance q each Of the ssrvesss %
Sunday and . number OF coaesssesas
were made. Rev. Essert II . ans talkss
and his diseoursss are helpf11 b an
The public y cordially invits4 = thass
services.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11
JUDGE BAILEY HAS PUR.
CHASED HONE IN DENVER

Judge n. 8. Bailey has purchased q
home in Denver and will In the course
Of few days move his family to that
city. 1t was not the intention Of Judge
Bailey at the time he entered upon his
oficial duties as associate justice OF
the supreme court to remove his fam
lily to Denver until next fall. but hav-
ing sold his residence property on FIJI
teenth street to Undersheriff Chete-
lat change in his plans in that re-
spect was made necessary.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11
Notice u Final SettleRent
State of Colorado, }

.s )sS.
County Of Fremont,)
In the County Court.
In the matter of the estate Of George
A. Hall. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that at the
hour OF two o'clock in the afternoon
Of the 3rd Of April. 1908. the UNDER
signed. az Administrator Of such e.
tate. will appear In said county court.
and present to said court his nnal ac-
counts as sRch administrator. and ask
that said aecounts be approved and
that he be discharged and released a.
such adminfDtfator. At which time an0
place any Interested person or persons
may appear and make objections, u
any they have. .
Dated this 39th day o. Decembsa.
1908.
r. W. FOSTER,
Administrator Of the Estate Of GeoRgs
A. HAll, deceased.
First pub. Dec. 81. 1903
Last pNb. Jan. 38, 1909. @
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11

M. 0sborns, who has bssn APPOINT
= - . posittoa tn shs stats trsss-
ursFis o0ee, = 1oving NJ family fsul
ol1vog Cll9 = Deny1s.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11

Dortch, Helen FoWlkes, Julia Creary.
Mary Emma Creary and &milie
Boone"
Cañon City record., 1909-02-11

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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-06
Local Esoonies.

William S. Mowry OF Woonsocket is
visiting in Westerly.
Albert B. Berry of Newark. n. j., is
the guest of Westerly relatives.
Miss Mary A Pendleton Of Wake
field is visiting Mrs. Charles ?. Cot
trell.
The schools on the West Side have
resumed sessions after a weeks vaca-
ton.
The trout placed in the lake in Will
cox park last season have thrived and
multiplied
Frederick Opie and Byron D. Bur-
dick have returned from a two weeks
trip to New York, Baltimore and Sa-
Vannah
Mrs. Eliza D. Stewart died at the
home Of her son, Charles E. Stewart,
in Moss street Monday morning IN nef
18th year.
Edward O'Donrell Of Westerly has
signed to play in the outfield Of the
New Bedford baseball club Of the New
England league.
George H. Taft OF Providence, lead
er OF the retail liquor dealers associa-
ton and well known throughout the
state, died Sunday. Thirty-five years
age he was -@>resident OF Westerly.
The telephone and other overhead
wires on the Fort Mansfield reserva-
ton are to be discontinued and the
wires laid underground, the work to
be done by the soldier boys as a sort
of drill in field work.
r 1t has been definitely determined
that the death of Mrs. Walter p Tefft
wss caused by poison, self administer
ed The unfortunate woman had been
Respondent for some time, but Sunday
morning she seemed unusually cheer
full in anticipation Of q visit to New
London, her former home.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-06

Tan Cape Gloves in all the
new shades - Fownes'. Dents
and other best makes-at
1.50 to 200
Black and Gun Metal White
Stitched Cloves on fingers and
embroidered backs = Trefousse.
Torino, Centemeri and Smart Set
makes-a pair 1.50 and LIS
8-button Chau1ois Gloves in
white and natural; a pair LIS
S-button White, Cray and
Taupe Glaze Mousquetare
Gloves; regular LIS values. at
lbs
Hens Street and Dress Cloves
in Fo-snes'. Dents and other
best makes; at LIS to ESQ
BOYS and Girls Gloves for
street and dress; at
100 to 1.50
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-06
GOOD EARNINGS.
New Haven Railroad in February Did
20 Per Cent. Larger Freight Bush
ness Than in Same Month in 1908.

The New Haven railroad furnishes
an excellent statement for February.
for which month gross earnings as
included were IA per cent. better than
they were in the eight months OF 1908.
With an increase in receipts for the
month of $467, 900. the total operating
expenses were lower than they were a
year ago. The net for the month,
$1.222,123, was almost twice as large
as in 1908.
Almost all Of the Increase in rev.
enue comes from freight carried. It
appears from this showing that indus
tries throughout New England are be-
ginning to run on increased time again.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-06

No other section of the country was
hit harder by the retrenchment which
has been going on for eighteen months
than the manufacturing districts OF
Massachusetts and Connecticut, and
the recovery of moro than 20 per cent.
in the New Haven's freight business
indicates general improvement.
AS has been the case in earlier
months, the New Haven in February
economical by making only necessary
repairs on dts equipment. while spend
ing the full amount Of previous years
and more on its roadbed and bridges.
1t is probable that the changes made
in the electrical zone from New York
to Stamford are partly responsible for
this disparity.
Summarized for the eight months,
the New Haven's operations show
gross earnings of sS5,533,185, which Is
q loss of $1,002,S24; operating expenses
of $24, 39S,545, which is reduction Of
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-06

know. Note with what exact
ness, or cleverness in adaptation.
the styles have been interpreted.
Every detail rings true to the
standards set by Paris.
Above all. they are ready to
slip into and wear-frequently
without the slightest alteration.
The immense advantage is yours
of being able to judge the
ensemble of each-the finished
efect-and to compare with
others side by side, hence to
choose exactly the Suit, Dress or
Coat that best pleases you.
Remember, that any necessary
alterations mill be made without
charge. but that the possibility Of
completing them before Easter
becomes less each day.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-06

s1,774,51S: and taxes of $2,307 900, an
increase of $125,0oO. so that the net
operating income for the period was
s9,652,29S. an Increase of s637, 448. As
$4,000 of this gain came in February
alone the prospect for increased sur
plus for the remaining four months
looks encouraging.
In the eight months there was spent
on maintenance OF way $4,000 more
than in 1908, while on the upkeep of
equipment there was expended $1,012,-
900 less.-Wall Street journal.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-06

NAME Fashion in the
- lead, trailing after her
a procession Of clever new
Suits, charming Frocks, arts
tic Gowns, pleasing Goats and
Wraps-a constant and truly
feminine parade-has tnpped
mernIy, day after day, into
our Garment Salon, to mirror
the latest Pans modes for
Providence women.
Altogether our Easter show
ing forms the most superb display
of Spring Fashions in Women's
Dress ever seen in Providence.
Judge them by the work of the
best dressmaker and tailor you
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-06

It was suggested that the represent
alive make the petition in writing, set
ting forth in detail the proposed
changes in the trolley tracks. This he
said he would do, and that he would
present such petition at the afternoon
session. But, unlike the proverbial cat.
he never came back. As there has been
two regular and 1--WE special sessions
Of the town council since that ttmeIt
is believed the project has been absn-
doned for the present.