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Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-23
WANTED.

SALESMAN WANTED = Permanent position. A wideayvake' salesman to act as selling manager and general sales man for our product in Norwich. conn, and vicinity. Address with bank or bon Paper Company Drury Building, Philadelphia. Penna, nov23WS
 WANTED-Salesman in each county for highest grade garden and farm Earnestness, not experience, necessary Cobb 6 Co.,, Franklin, Mass. nov22d
 WANTED-Winders and quil1ers, also learners Paid while learning: Steady li Spinning Co, Franklin St. City. nov22d WANTED-Girl to do housewo ork Call at Bulletin Office. nov21d
 wANTED-Position by unencumber ed middle aged gentleman of education as private secretary or companion to moderate with good home. Address XXX, Bulletin Office, City. nov21
 BoY WANTED to work in a drug store Inquire at Bulletin Office
 nov21d
 GIRL wANTED-The Turner & stan ton Company. Golden Street. nov19d
 wANIED-O1d feather beds: best son, General Delivery, Norwich, Conn.
 nov1Sd
 wANTED-Washing to do at home. Mrs H. L. Clarke, 11o Mckinley Ave
 POSITION WANTED by experienced bookkeeper with first class reference. Apply Box 200, Bulletin. nov15d
 WANTED-Raw furs: will pay Bos- ton and New York prices At H. A. Heebner's Harness Store every Thurs day. Arthur C.. Bennett nov19d
 BUY POULTRY AND HOGS. c. A. BuIlard, Norwich. Tel. 6f6-G. oct2ed 
 WANTED-Farms. Have buyers. Also for rent. Send full particulars. Connecticut Farms Realty Co, 3G2 Broadway, New York. oct20d
 wANTED-Winders and quillers; steady work and good pay. Also learn CT; paid for learning. West Side Silk Mill, Mechanic St. oct21d
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-23
FULL ASSOCIATED
 PRESS DISPATCHES.
TIC RENT.

TO RENT-Rooms with or without board at 52 Main St. Rooms have been newly furnished and renovated Also two connecting front rooms nov23d
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-23

TO RENT-Upper tenement in PeIlett block, 262 Main street. Amos A. Browning. apr1SMWS
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-23

FOR SALE-One hundred extra me empty piano boxes. The Plaut-Caddeh Company. noNz9u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
.LanSburgh&Bro
42O.426 Seventh Street,
WASHINGTON, d. c.
RI. Knox. Auctloneer.


DY VIRTUE IF A DEED OF TRUST,
Dbearlnr date on the 18th day Of November,
1904 and duly Of record In the land records o.
the city Of Alexandra. Virgins, IN dee T
book No. 81. page SH. made oy James " {.
Padgett and fe to the trustees o. sne I T
nam Co-operatiye Building Association, No.
& Of Alexand,ia. Virgins, and by order of
,Is hoard Of directors OF the caid association,
dsfanlt having been made In q payment OF
the amount secured by said deed Of trust, she
uidersiqr ed trustees will otsr FOR sale st
public auction on
SATURDAY,
the 2srd day of Aprif, 1910, at l2o'elock, M,
in front Of The Royal street entrance to the
Market Building, all that lot ofgTound, with
The buildipps thereon, In the said city OF
Alexandria, and bounded 80 follows, 70 Wit:
Beginning on the west slde OF faittx
street one hundred and seventeen (ii7l feet
eight and two-thirds (es) inches north OF
Cameron street; and running thence north on
FAIRFAX street -tgenty-three (23) feat; thence
west, parallel to Cameron street, eighty two
feet three and one third (3tl inches 70 thu
line of the lot conveyed BY Thomas Murray
and wife to Edward Lloyd; thence south.
parallel 10 Faint Z street, twenty-three lZo)
tst. nd thence east, in direct fine. eighty,
two (s2) feet three and one.third IA fnchesi
more or less, to the beginning, WisaS! ap'
pdrtenaneea.
Terms ct sale; Cash. Cost Of conveyance
at the expenfe Of the purchaser.
JOHN D. NCRMOYLE.
HENRY BLADDER.
P. N. BRADSHAW,
Trustees,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
Tnnhnaf Cantaln Slain.

New YORK, April John Plar1
fovty.lhree year, old, of No. 80 hu ison
street, jersey City, captain OF the Jug
boat Robert Robinson, was shot and 10,
family killed on the deck OF bis vessel
yesterday afternoon. Charged WITH mr.
inc the shot which killed Plant, Alvin
0. collins, thirty mine years old, 10 COM
mand of the coal barge Joel, which wss
to have been towed by the Robert koo-
ipson to New Haven, is prisoner IN the
esst 126th street station. The killing
of Plant took place 10 East river, near
Astoria. Collins, Coroner Feinberg as
ssrts, said that he killed Plant because
the tusboat csE ain attempted to assault
bis wife, Saolius, during bis absence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
PERSONAL.

Mr.. ] Jhu A. Marshall is conhaed
to his home by ludispcsitioD.
Mrs. Haywood Davis, OF F.lrfsx,
step.molher Of Mr.. o. Randolph Davis,
Of this city, is hire on q short vsl'
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorge S French cele-
braied lat evening st their home on
Alfred street, the SIKH anniversary Of
their marrisge. by one of the hand
soonest, largest and most erjoSable oil
the wirtM's ett,rtainmel IT, The draw
log rooms aud bail were elsboraiel7 aud
ait ct cslly decorated with palms, ferns
aud great clutt re- Of roses. Mr.. snd
Mrs. French were assist d In receiving
their guests by htts. A ). III ms oi
II ndersou, N. G sister oil Mr.. French
Ms French wore handsome lmporhu
costume Of black lace and sequ'ns, hef
eorsape bouqut was Of sweet peas ano
lilies of the valley. Mrs. Harris was
most becomiugIy goWned in yeIlo" 'anD.
The game OF the evening was progressive
eucbrs aud the beautiful prizes we're
swsrded Mrs. John Marshall Jones,
Mrs. Ohss. E. Nicol, Ms. george
Ubler, Mr.. VIM. ]. B'ot1e' Or !. b.
Uocbrsu. DR.. I. NJ Jones and DBL e
Greer. Mrs. OIareOcs Howard and Mrs.
Richard Gibson kept the score:
Miss Katherine Griffith Uhler very
delightfully."- entertained yett'rdsy after.
noon at her home on Cameron street 81
bridge luncheon, the guest OF nonor
being Mira, Downs L. Wilson, of George,
town. The pretty prizes were awarded
Mrs. Wm. j. Boothe, j., Mrs. l,su-
repce Stab,er and Miss Ptuline Nicol.
Miss Eleanor Lindsey. of Richmond,
is spending this week as the guest Of MISS
Gay Lloyd in this city. 80
Mr.. j. T. johnson, who has been
quite sick, is able to be out sgslp.
Mrs. W. r. Purvis and Miss Margaret
Nee. Ashby are at Atlantic City.
Mrs. NJ, Adsmson has returned iron
Baltimore where she spert tue rsst few
weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
SPEAKER CANNON A "WET."


Speaker Cannon has gone "wet," like
his home town of DanviIle, Ill. Hs cor
6ded the fsct to Representative Bu-
tholdi, of st. Louis, yesterday. H' said
he had been aching for some time to 60
GU. west and make speeches Ia opposi-
ton to TIE "dry" movement. He par
ticuIsrly wanted to jump into the hgt'
against The prohibi.iouisis or local op'
tioui.ts 10 his home town, but thought
It impoIitIc to do so bacsu,e II seemed to
him q cinch the the town would 90 dry
owing 10 The strenuous campaign tb'
prohi bitIouitts had been making ther,
for weeks. Women and children hat
been holding daily and night psrades
prayer meeting aud temperance rallies
and the speaker thought 1t was up will
the "wets."
Their unexpected victory Ju'sds!
tickled the speaker immensely. Ii
| fact, 1t made him feel SO good he forgo
his caution, aud he announced yesler
day to DR.. Bsriholdt just where be Sioo'
on the booze question. It has been lon
known In Washington and elsewher
that in practice Mr.. Cannon vas not
TEN perance crank. But where be tt)o'
officially on the liquor question ha
been something Of mystery uttI To-Day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
FREE KINDERGARTEN.

The suru,l meeting of the Alexandria
Free Kindergarten board will be held at
the Young Peoples Building, at .
., NJ, Monday, April IL The 6n'l-
ness meeting will be short. Miss sipe,
of Washington, will give an illustrated
talk with slides on Gardening" Miss
Watkins, director Of the Washington
kindergarten, will speak briefly on Dature
work In the kindergarten. The talks
will be iIluitcsted by the singing Of
insure snugs by young ladies from the
Washington Normal Kindergarten class.
There is 10 admission fee, bat a most
cordial invitation is extended to all TO be
present,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
lCoMMUNIcATED
MATTER OF REGSEf.

Life 1, mstt,r Of surprise, but one
of the greatest is the news 10 the dsz ;te
Of Wednesday that Mr.. L. 5 Kirby was
TO resign 90 ,uosrit ,ndeDt OF toe A'ex'
spdta EIeclric Company aud be soe-
cseded By Mr. o. l.. HoHstl, oil EDPoiis'
As q cor Il ner I hardly believed sncn 3
thing possible, knowing Mf. Kirby and
realizing the respect aod corhience re-
posed In him by the msjoritY OF Az
d,Isus from which this company cra"s
ia substance behave echo the SEN
tImepis Of oil the copsumtrs oil tnis cor
porstiou when l ssy that no mso 10
public life stands higher 10 the eshms.
lion of those ~ilh whom he deals than
Lee Kirby. His life has been devoted
TO the electric 4 business, every tCui "a o,
bis being is electrical, bis Wsys nsse
their electrical effect aud he bss 10.
stalled the system 10 places 10
which here was the slightest hope. HiV'
ing been ia our midst for 81 yssrs De
knows oUr psop'e and 1t lisa matter oil
regret that be Is to sepafat, from tnem
May1. When be took charge oil this
plant 10 months ago complaint was
king of the hour aud since he has been
90 perinteudeut everything has been
80 smooth as the Dyke when the
Indians left for home. Not to De
10 auy way suggestive, Il Is apropos 10
say that the Alexsndris Electric %, 10
recognition OF Mr.. Kirby has lot q
mechanic OF urquestioued ability, tue
consumers VAIN friend, aud the
CITY a man who protected his company
and at the same time, coadueted himself sell
with demeanor which demanded respect ana
enlarged business. / may be mistaken but
really believe that the acceptance OF TIM TINS
resionatiop Is mistake the Alexandra Eiec.
trio Company will o. ly regret onct.and ihat
is a life time. wish Mr.. Kirby that luck
which will come to ell true men who are az
clean in their deameaIor and dealing as no
has been, NONSO MN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There we're no cases for tisl In the
Police Court this morning.
Professor GeSest, the celebrated organ
i,t Of Washington, will give short reel
til tonight st the Second Presbyterian
Church,
Prices of 6sh were firm again today
WITH limited receipt. The giller' oil
this city report small catches.
An abandoned telegraph or telephone
D lie standing in front Of No. 2l4 north
P.t.ick STREET should be removed.
A marriage license was Issued IN
Washington yesterday to Christian a.
Heineken, and Charlotte J. Jordon both
of Esymarket
The annual meeting OF the stcckhold'
sTs of the Great Fslls Power Company,
for the election OF directors, etc., was
held at tie Office Of MI 0. O. Osrlln TO-
day.
A civil service examination for sub
clerical positions was held In this city
today, conducted By Messrs. n. l.. Will
lismsou and r. T. Lucn. Thtre we're
s applicauts-4 white male and colored
male.
Meetings of the Oo'u nbis Steam Fire
Eogiue Company and the Friendship
IVttsran FIremen's Association we're held
last night. No business Of general In
terest was transacted by either organ
izllion.
The west dial OF the click 10 the OIty
Hail steeple was accidentally broken
Yesterday afternoon while the work Of
'IroslIue" Was 10 progress. A new disl
| will be ordered. The dial on the north
side was broken several months ago but
has been replaced With q new one.
The warm weather Of yesterday Ss'
followed early last night BY heavy
down pour Of rain. Later the vino
changed to tae vast aud cooler conditions
folloSed. The westher today has beer
crisp and cool with brisk northWeserl]
wIud
When at the twilight hour the cowboy CIR
whistles that tantalizing mendels hn tun
aud the girl left hehiud me meets Ilttl'
Johnny Jones by the light Of the silver
moon its time to say geOdby to the gl I,a ron
wards the Auth Market for thoie irTesist
bly delicious Auth ssusages, Hams, Cooke
Tongue, Clipped Beet, Cooked Ham and tn
very finest Home.killed Fresh Meats. 81 -,
van Blondheim, The Auth stand and ln
Auth Market.
GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES.
the finest that grow for eating, 55c bu.; be-
Eloin Creamery Butter, in pound prints, 81
pound; Fresh Eggs, 25c per dozen; fsne
Japan Rice, &c pound pounds be. best pI EvaI
GRATED Peaches, 25c; lbs. best aTge fIuns
CSC; Fancy New York State Evsporate
, Apples, loo h.; 8 cans Pink Alaska salrool
3 25c; cans best Fish Roe, 25c; lbs. b.
? Laundry Starch, Csc; cakes Star Soap 20
! cakes Circus Soap, 25c; large bottle Man
! moth Queen Olives, regular price S5ci OF
q price zoe. VIM. P. WooLLs & Son, Roy'
d and Wolfe streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
Eira nm a Steamship.


London, April Z. Ia one OF the most
brilliant feats of seausnshIp on record,
600 passengers from the British st'sm-
ship OsirnTous, bound from London to
Pottlsnd, Maine, we're transferred from
that ship, which caught ERE today in the
English Channel, 10 the British steam.
ship Ksnawhs.
The transfer took place in mid-chan-
mel while the sea was running tesvy
and dept, the panic Of the Oairnrons's
passengers, it Was accomplished without
a serious misbsp.
Cap.ain Stoke, OF the Oarurons aud
Ospt ,iu Ksllmsu, Of the Ksnswhs, who
superinteuded the transfer, conducted
| the work With military precision and Il
their brilliant generalshlP Is due the fac
that hundreds OF the Oairnrous's passen.
GERS were not either burned on the ves'
sci or ciu,hed In the panic.
The crew of the Oairurjns, uadel
orders from the captsin knocked dow
and severely IL jared those Sho led th'
| 6rst wild rush for the life-boats, there
By iustillIug such fear Toto The other
tba. II was possible t. man aad loat
the life boats With some semblsnce o
order.
Many of the CairuroDs's passenger
we're on the point Of jumping oVerbosr'
| in their terror and were ether fOrciol.
restrained by others or rassured b.
the megsphone messages OF member
of the crew that there would be D,
dagger II order we're preserved.
TIE Kauawbs was tut short dis
lance from the OairuIoOs when ID
flames were discovered and she nmedi
at.ly pat to The disabled stssmsr's at
sis,suce.
| Alter the last Of The PASSENGERS "er
safely aboard the KanawhS, the hr
aboard the OairnroDa was got nnde
81 h control that the vstsal was able t
put bsck to Dover. The Oairnrona ot
iopgsd /, The Csirn Line aud was
8, $50 tonnsge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
Bank Robbed.

Joliet, H., April7.-Tbrse men were
shot, one fatally, 10 fight at Mason,
Ills today following The robbery Of the
Bank OF Goal City at Gal CITY, H., BY
five masked yeggmsn VITO fed tn
1900. They boarded q south bouud
Ssote Fe train, sod the authorities Of
Msson were net fed. A posse stopped
the train snd fSe men alighted and be.
gan fitiug. la the revolver 6ght thst
followed one OF lie Een received slight
vouuds. Another was shot through the
head and will die. The other two tscsT
ID. The wounded men deny thst they
participated 10 ths robbery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
PICKED MANS POCKET.

Aman was robbed of all the money
he hsd in his pocketbook at tae upper
end of King street, near Spring ParF'
yest,rdsy afternoon. The victi" ives 10 !,
the company of q youog man OF tins
city. and people who wi,neised the rot
bsry say tie thief pat bis hand 10 the
msn's pocket. took cut bis pocSetoooK,
rIAsd It OF it's contents and then replaced
tho book In his companions pocket
Several bystauders called the mans a
teutiou to the procedure, bat no PoIica'
mao being rear, the thief was allowed to
walk aSSy. The latter, however, ID
known,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
MISSING CHILDREN.

The Washington pOliC' sre hunting
fot Stella Dean and Walter Story, each
IL years old. who have be'n missing
s,nee $50 o'clock yesterday morning
from the homo of Mrs. AIMS Story, Ia
the capital city, The children lett The
stlrv home to 20 u school. Walter
STORY is the son of Mrs. Aqua Story,
S,slIs Dan is the daughter OF MI and
Mrs. Thomas Oaane, and the children
ara cousins. A brother-in-law of Mrs
Story, joseph F. s'Ory, lives 10 Alex
sudria where he manages q moving pie
turs ihester. The families to which tn
ohildren belong ere pstafally alarmed al
tbsir disappearance and they are yisius
WITH the police ia endesVOrlog to locate
than. o.,
tine children were found with rela
tiyes at Silver Hill, Md, todry.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
|ClvIC IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE


A meeting Of The s;req's committee Of
|.ae Civic Improvement League was held
Tuesday morning at tn thlitJ with
|large t enhance present.
Many items Of civic intereet were DIFF
Gu ssed.
IL was votsd to request Mayor Pstl Il
/ give special instructions to the ponce
/ force Of the city concerning the enforce
mept Of the IT, ordinance forbiddiue
| hs { lrowlng of waste into the STREETS. 1t
was thought With the proper observance
|of this ordnance a marked Improvement
liz the cleanliness of the STREETS would be
noticed.
II was also voted to pttIIion the sink
Ing fund commissioners to whitewash
and paint the interior of the market
house and thereby add ID Its cleanliness
and at,ractIvenesJ within, while the ex'
terror Is being 50 notlceably improved
Special attention vas called to the
macs meit.ag ID be hsld April IA h and
to the civic clearing up day which "oulC
follow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
HOTEL MEN ANXIOUS.

Through an evident oversight b7 the
lawmakers Who passed upon aud sccePt-
ed the Byrd liquor law, the question SIS
70 whether or rot the hotel bar 10 10 he
legally licensed has come up 10 Rich.
mond and 10 creating much interest aud
some trepidstton 10 hot,l circles OF the
State. The granting OF license t. r'tsil
liquor dealers Ia specified along with
other branches OF the business 10 the law
bot nothing Is said regarding hotel bare,
and the State authorities will grant no
licenses until 40 opinion is given 10 the
case by Attorney. General $. W. Will
ljsms
The new year begins on Msy !, AM
the opiaiOn is anticipated within isS
dsys.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
CARRIAGE OVERTURNED.

A csrrisge 10 which Mr. and Mr'. W.
7 R,othe we're seated ran into su ex-
esyatIon at Queen and COlunbus streets
shortly after s o'clock last night and
was overturned. The occupants aoo
driver escspsd serious harm, but the
horse was seriously Injured, 80 much 90
that it was necessary to kill 1t. The
shafts of the carrisge were broken a
danger lamp, 1t is said, wss burning or
the bsrrIcsde which marked the ob.tiu'
ton when it was stuck by the vehicle
The team belonged to Mr.. P. I. Har
EiDgton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
Bishops to Take the Stump.

Paris, April 7-oatholic bishops 10
France are to-day taking a more active
part In politics, in preparation for the
election of April "a, than ever before,
IS the result OF permission from the pope
for them to take whstaver step they
deem advisable for the protection OF the
interests OF the church. A number Of
the candidates for the Chamber oil De-
puties are known to be antagonistlc to
toe Catholic Church aud the bishops
plan TO "take the stump" sgaInst them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
psnort of Explosion Confirmed

San Francisco, OAl., April IA wire
less despatch from Captain Jsme' u
Gilmore, of the srmored cruiser May
land, confirms the report thst defective
30, Ter tube on tast vessel blew out yes
terday killing one fireman and very SER
icu.ly scaldipg Two Others. The MARY
land is enrouie to the Mare leland navy
yard where the II jared men will be land
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
pr,sident,a, Boom to be LAUGHED.

Chicago, April THE presidential boom I1,
he launched in Illinois tonight when the
illinois Democratic League will adopt the
slogan Harmon and Harmony, at its annual
BANQUET. Governor Harmon will net attend,
as the Buckeye legislature is in session, but
he has sent two letters bearing upon the pol.
teal issues Of the day which will be read at
4 LII ar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
ST MARYIs CHURCH.

The mission at st. Msry's Church
continues to arouse piely shd ierVor
among those vino attend. Next week
the service, will be particularly adapted
for uou-Ostholc friends Who desire 10
learn the uu.h sboHt Catholic doctrine
aud practices. Then, as now, sll are
cordially welcome,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
DEATH OF A FORMER RESI-
DENT.

Mr.. George ". Francis, who for macy
years resided in this city, died st the
residence Of h's daughter, Mrs. Annie
F. Nsrauor., in Washington, yesterday
afternoon. The deceased Wa' In the
74.h year of his sge. The interment
will be msds In Alexandra tomorrow at
l:l5 ?. n. the faueral taking place from
Mr.. B. Whestley's chspsl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
KILLED BY A TRAIN.

R. Lucisu Cornell, As years old, 8
track hand on the Richmond, Fred
erickstu z and Potomac Railroad, step
ped ont OF the way Of passenger train,
near Quaptico yesterday afternoon and
wss struck BY q freight tain aud killed.
The body VAS brought ID this city last
night. Cornell is survived BY his wife
add several children, who live at g..
Emo, Alsxsndrls county,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
OPERA HOUSE.

Az su added feature TO the performance
the last hsli OF the week, Joseph Msure,
a vocalist of unusual ability, will be heard
10 a repertoire Of late hit. Alb Lipg
Foo also promises new sensation 10 Ms
line OF enlertsinmeD'. Under new
management, the house Is doing o
cspscit, business and the splendid per
Torrance given is being highly oom
mended. A special cbildren's matinee ID
announced for Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
PLEAD GUILTY.

Samuel Robinson, colored, who was
srrs,t d about three months ago charged
With roobing TIE postoffice at Orange,
siaee which time be he's been in III, was
t,ken to Richmond yesterday by DepttI
Marshal J. F. Glover, and 'frsigneg
b,Iors the u. ). Court. Robinson plead
guilty 10 The charge aud was sentenced
TO serve two months more. IDS WAS It.
luroed t,i,il by the deputy marsasl,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
ORR DoMINION BOAT GLUE.

A meeting OF the Cd Dominion
Ba, C,uo Sss held ls,t night In the
rooms Of the climber OF commerce.;
Two pew members wtr1 elected snu
other tu,insss disposed Of. Owing 70
the absence OF quorum, The election oil
officers we're port p)ned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
HISTORIC GAYEL PRESENTED.

HISTORIC GANEL PRESENTED.
Yesterday a the morning session OF
the Chess peaks PresbYterisl Unlon at
tse Second Presbyterian Ohu eh the
HeIpers' Missionary Society presented
the union with gaVel made from q piece
of the magnolia tree planted by Wash
lnglon on The Mouut Vernon estate the
year Of his death. Mrs. Beatty, the
president, made 8 happy response
Last dig Rev. Homer Mcmillan de-
Iivered q powerful address on Home
Mission. His audience was thrilled
and inspired with his account OF the
u,bcuuded opportunity open before the
chu,ch 10 the great home mission
fsld.
Tonight at 8 o'clock Prof. Gilbert Of
Warrington will give short orgso
Yecitsl before the service. DR.. 5. D.
Woodbridge, editor OF the Chinese
Christian InlellIgeucer, will be the
speaker of tie evening The pablo is
Invited to this the concluding service Oh
t1e liOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

"They come high" "Ths bes! sre
the chespest." Oar people watt them
and % we cay to the ladies' you can see
n ST. Oousln's Exclusive Styles at 4S2
King street ]. A. hssshall q Bro,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

J. aud +. Ocuin's Fine Lustrsl Colt
aud Black Russia Lusitsnis Pumps and
O1iords. Weldt aud Turn's price s. 90;
our price s4.O 90. J. A, MARSHALL 4 Bro,
422 King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

For this section fair; cooler tonight, with
frost IN low PLACES, minimum temperature
about, SS:degrtes Friday fair; light nor'h'
|west 10 north winds.