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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-30
Concession de una pIonoga
Sc acord0 enmendar la Tranquil
ci8 a la The Ponce Warf TO.

Fin Ia session ordlnaria del Conselc
Ejecutivo del lueves Sc acordo en-
mendar la franquicla de The Ponce
Wharf Company para que dlcha com
panfa tonga para completar cl niue
lie hasta cl dia de Enero lie 1911.
Del informe de franqnlclaS toma-
mos los sigtlientc:
La ordenun "a bajo Ia t'lai dehe ma
ber construido cl muelle tue acof-
dado nor el conceio FiecutlNo Ell
Ina % de lla1o de 1907. La auto
rizaci6n porel honorable secretano
de la Guerra en- que e lrrohd pla,,
nos Y puso coneiloones. fua dada el
cia ! de Octllbre de- lan1 y diSpuSo
que Ia construction eStara termi-
NADIA dentro de tres amos desde Ia
citlda tccha SIN duda The Ponce
! Wan .'omu. ha ga>tado cantidade'
consid J. de dinero en- haeer es-
ind . 35t,ha heeho POGO tlap'le
ape r. A1l.er puesto una peq'ie-
NJ 81, .. ,;c material asl tecnlca-
mem, ,.-bica,lo cmpazado la cons
truerr,s Ia compahla sasl ha fra-
tsda d. DIR .i,lleacione+ r@r aye
mo- l., p9dldo h4e,,alga eiae'iH" enll
,na.;r..cinn ~ na.'e'a ,,1lTaiite los
IL al. cue Sc
.rr! ra.I >ir em"a. 90
I 3...l.,.a,t.n lir thoaa Sc eSta
s,t,siar; G s,.ato cuidad"eanaeh
To- , anle es1la.auajandn con -ian n
uvidad en- tornular los plano y 81
hacer los alregIos fmanceras para e
provecto. Y que espera estar en- ap'I
tud on una fccha NJ ielana para pre-
sentar planes completosT dc 'mf'No'
para llevar Ia construction Il teflillin
Y tener elmuelle listo para ponerle
al scryiclo del publlco.
Elcomli6 no ha tratado de est'idiaI
ael asunto a fundo para sabcr SuS me
ritos ahora.y puede ser que los mott,
vns que tiere Ia compania por ma
her herho cas- NADIA merece gran cor
siderlci0n. FL eomite cree que e. cor
seio Ejecutivo puede acceder 4 !.
petici5n de Ia compania I'm perlld
car los interesss lei Pueblo de Puel
to Rico & 4 los dsrechoS de otros y
Dor conSie,iiente h presente por -
aprohaci6n una ordcuanIa acordsil
do una exteneitm de tempo has'a 81
dia de Fnero de l.9ll. la aproh'i
,i6n de esta 1rdena,.Za prede cons
dcrarSe uniclmeutc como una acelon
para dar vida 4 Ia franiulcla hasta
il fecha ritada. pues el muelle M n
dna ronstuirse en lnS tres meSeS dc
min guns manera. s. neeHmenta "a
arfohacI6u ,lcIa ordruan a eiia H.ie
lispntia hien cntendida a tai ;fcci.n
rs dehe eon~iiersrsc como prpmesa
,ii.ccta / indirecta a. ~eotorcifa "ira
eNieu,i6n 10 tieInI-e. \ este u snt'en
de hien Il conlpania 5 esta ronior
me. La aprohaci6R dc l. ordcnanza
dari 4 Ia cornpsnis tempo anplio
para perfecionaI sus pianos y pIesen
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TEMPORADA Dc TANQU[''
en- SABANh GRAhOl
A pesar de la lluvla ha'
afluido alb dos de esto
reciplentes de prestidiei
taclon.
La Srta. Malaret ha salido par
Yauco a tomar possession d.
una eScuela.
Tambien salio con igual pro
el professor Sr. Velez.
De nuestro corresponsal |.

Septiembre % -Ha salido para
Yauco la distinguida y bellfsima Sc
1orita Blanquita Malaret que fua
nombrada para desempenar ALI una
escuela de ingles. Deseamos de tod.
veras que lie vaya bien en- su nueva
residencla
Tambien ha salido para Yaucc
don Eladio Velez Espada, professor
sraduado de espanol, en- aquella po-
blacion.
Ha anunciado su vista para dar
algunas funciones EN- esta .el DR.. Ri
chards tan aplaudido siempre ell 81
magico "Tanque de Neptune" TaA.-
bien tenemos aqui al "Rey de las
aguas' Tanque Jupiter, que Sc pro
pone dar algunas funciones. .sera
una buena temporada de tanqueS,
ahora que llueve diariamente.
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Sc proyecta por varias centralss
izucareras de Ia isla. el estableci-
niento de modernos sistemas de
aneamiento V drensg re V alguna
lie ellos han solicitado Va los servi-
.ios de los in geniercs Del Vale Zero
aara hacer los correspondence pla-
-nS.
lie estan haeiendo variantes en-
\ construction del murete de Il al
.antarilIa para ID cslle del Paraue
Z e>to hace QUE s'Ifran gran retrazo
- chfsS. Ahcrs paiece que Sc va !:
'aFiar 4 rasante Y el ancho de las
iI'slas.
Il. AS.EizcI6n de Puerto Rico ci-
para una reunion ri dia s del en-
Sc oFtubre. en- Ia Que 81 tratarsn
;nlCs Te<pecto de servicio de Co
s-s ' utrsS-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-30
SeTenidad De I'm motoIista,

Pbin haher oc,rri,.o aver tarde
ma des-racla en IA parada - de la
lines .!e caTraS clectrlcos de Santurce
a no scr Tnr n Seienidad del noto-
-iSt1 Francisco Castro del caro- D d
nero u; Marchaha por aquel lusar
el rcfe-lin carrn. hacia ell Paraue v
en- mrmentns que al caro- llssa5a i
Il parada - como ) n,etros de
ella cruzaba d vii un3 sehors aucis
nail motorists Al yer que "a seno-
- Ina j cr';ztr l. via apssar lie as-
tar ei vehs;lln casi enciIna. ie -rit0
.in> veccs cuida.lo. c,lii..io' pro
euro iar rOntramarcha Sir.io l.
sonora ' 1 plataiofms. lao izluier-
dn Fcz5 evln g irale Ie "a valera arr
!. .s,-i= ,.,less htihiess sito iestroz;.
Ia pr q slr Les eIe I6an en- /
caun creEeTon gu,. hahia ecuIraip
VIA deS-racia
icnuncla en- contIs dc dieha NOW
Qua. dua.s--
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-30
lNAUG URACION De Uk
CLUB EN- PONCE,
El Club de ia sublunta
del barrlo cuartc, abrlra
sus puertas e' domingo
La vacsate por renuncia del Sr.
Franceschi para delegado a
la Camara ha sido cubierta.
Una observation que Sc haee
al Post Master Sr, Miller.
De nuestro CO.

GepIleQDTG Zo.-.AAeI elllJdlto
para los Estados Unidos y Europa,
el Sr. d. Antonio Otero, soclo de Ia
conocida firma Otero y Sobnnos,
que tiene su acreditado bazar Otero
en- esta ciudad. Dicho caballerovlala
en- asuntos de la casa de la cuales So
clio. Fellz viaje y prosperos nesoeloS
le deseamos.
Ell ST.. Dionicio Villa, compatriota
nuestro ha recbldo dos grandes, apa-
ratios refrigeradores.
La respectable dana maya guezana
| hiia de una distlngplda fanllla df
dicha ciudad. Isabel F.smorl \ da. dt
Alzamora, que SC encontraha paSan
do una. temporada en- casa de es-
pesos Garcia de Ia Tore Esnl"z4 hf
marchado para SUI resldencla de Ma
yaguez. Feliz viaje lie deseamoS.
Namos a lamar Ia ateneion de
| atento Mr.. Miller, post-masteI, dc
esta ciudad sobre un hecho que noS
parece iusto. De pocos dlas a est3
parte los carIelos de esta cludae
permanecen prestando servlclo des-
de las seis menos cuarto de la tarde
4 las ocho menos cuarto de Ia noche
Este nuevo servicio ha sldO ordena-
do con elobjeto de repartir la CORES
pondencia que llega de la lsla en- e
tren de las 5 de la tarde. Esta cores
pondencia Sc empezaba a repartII
a las I Y media de Ia manana deI
dia sigulente. Es ,ln hecho que Ia
administration de correo de esta ciu
dad cuenta con un competente y
cumplidor cuerpo de carteros, y este
servicio, dada su activldad podrlan
prestarlo por la manana con lgual
eficacia. Este es nuestro modo de
pensar aparte del criterio del CO.
rrecto funcionario senor Miller que
yea las cosas desde el punto de
vista de Ia rapidez y meior eXlto en-
ell servicio del ramo.
Sc nos informa desde 4auco, que
con motive de haber renunclado s'l
candidatura por el distrito de Aqua
dilla, para delegado las Camaras'
ell Sr. Chali Franceschi, Sc le otreclo
la candidatura al Sr. Rafael Martl-
nez Nadal, quien acepto en- el acto
tai nomination efectuandose un
meeting anoche en- Yauco donde t., TO-
mo parte dicho candidate. Nos DICE
una persona que esta bien enterada
que ell Sr. Roig. fue el que lie ofreelo
por telefono el puesto a MARTINEZ
Nadal. Este que sabe que no ha de
il a las Camaras, al plinclplo trato de
no aceptarlo pero despues a mdlea-
clones de otra persona Sc decide a
aceptar el puesto.
Nuestro compatriota el sr. Jose
Delucca, presidente de la suh-')un-
ia del barrio cuarto de la union de
Puerto Rico, ha tenido la cortesla
de invitarnos para un eXrlendldo
mccfing que dara el partido unionls-
ia. para inaugurar dicha sub-lunta
del barrlo cuarto el proxlmo Domln
60. Agradecemos la invitaclon y
prometemos asistir a dlcho acto,
que resultara como todos los dados
por la Union, explendldos.
Cuatro iuieios ha rcs'elto la corte
municipal esta manana. por dlstn-
tas delitos habiendo sldo condenis
dos los aeusados
Continue meiorando de 81 enfcn
medsd el distinguido caballero ST
Perez Guerra. de 10 que nos alegra
mos SINGER amente.
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NQN8fAMIEKTO Ot GOBERNAD0R De new Y0BK
La convention de Saratoga nor nino Mr.. Henry
Shnson.
Tn general roestsdo contra uso dc certos raes qu
los siryientes de IN hotel
II avlador Brookns popone ganar premo de las Is
millas, de Chicago Sprinfeld
De nuestro servicio cablegraico

New York, septlembre 3O.-Fue
nombrado aver para gobernador de
New York por Ia convencion repu-
ollcana en- Saratoga. Henry L. Stlm
son. Tan pronto como Sc entero ell
Presldente Taft del nombramiento,
puso un telegrama dc felicitaclon a
Mr.. Stlmson. La convention Dor un
voto abrumador endoso Ia admins
Eaclon del elpresldente Taft. Los pro
sresistas' hicieron IN juego hastan-
ie astuto y conslguleron su objeto.
III Chairman, coronel Roosevelt, do
, mlno la convention y tuvieron los de
legados que rendirle obediencia. La
creencla general entire los republlca
nos es que no hay mucha esperanza
que sea ele egido Mr.. Stimson y ellos
coaslderan muy dudosas LAS esperan
zas de ganar ell estado de New York.
New York, sept. 30.-El presl-
dente ha creado un Bureau especla
para poner ell gobierno sobre una ba-
Sc comereial. Frederick \. Cleveland
jefe del Bureau de Inves gaclon Mu
nicipal de la ciudad de New York ha
sido nombrado su director.
New York, sept. 30.-IIn marine
ro bordo del aeorazadoConnertl--
cut, en- ell Brooklyn Navy Yard, a.
coger un cubo de aqua, cay6 al mar
Elohcial de servicio trato de salvar-
10, pero no pudo lograrlo pesar dc
sus esfuerzcs.
1 New York, sept. 80. Ell general
Frederick Funston ha protestado del
uniforme que llevan los crlados de un
importante hotel de Kansas City por
ser estos muy parecidos al uniforme
de captain del ejercito Su protesta
esta apoyada por varios ofciales.
New York, sept. 30.-Los delega-
dos del Con greso de prislones, qulen-
mes Sc encuentran en- los Estados un,
dos, procedentes de varias parties del
mundo, hicieron una vista al pre-
sidenta Taft aver. Durante los ultl
mos nueve dias han yisitado las car
celes de distintas parties de los Esta
dos Unidos v anoche Sc reunleron er
convention. Sc proyecta una exposl-
cion carcelaria.
New York. sept 30.-Una demos
TRACTION por el estilo de Ia de los be
/, yers Sc espera en- China. La escuadra
asiatica sido puesta en- condlclonpa
, IA salir para el sitio. asi como las
, fuerzas militares en- Fillplnas.
New York, sept. 30.-tieorgc "
Pattep, hermano del rey del afqodon
fallecid el microbes por la noche 81
Evanston, Illinois. Fue victlma dc
tuberculosis V dejo la MAYOR part'
de su gran fortuna para comhatlr Ia
terrible enfermedad
New York, sept 80. II carde NJ
], Nannutelli ha llegado i Nashln ston
En- la estaci0n del fcrrocarrl iua ova
cionado por mas de 10000 personals
], El cardenal hizo una vista partlc'
lar al ppsidente Taft
New York. sept :0.-Rroolln
, 81 joven aviador, en- m aeropiAn
: Wright ha salido de Chicago par
Sprin gfeld, una distaneia dc l>1 mi
/, Has. para tratar de ganar 81 proml'
de slnooo ofrerido pr i fhicaq'
Record Herdid. Sc dctuvo en- Gilman
para conse egulr acelte.
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Jugada SoIprendida
Braulio lie borro a Jose dos
dedos de la mano dere-
cha.

In el balrio Halo Nuevo. Il indi-
viduo Braulio Gray IL Gurahr miro
j lose Lopez, produciaaiole tres
herlias enla mano derclA que le,
ie>prcndio los dedos anular { indice
lie dicha mann ctrd on Fl dorso lie
Ia misma. =! ,ptrey reribi6
una herida lcNconcl abdomen. IL
te fuf arrestado y cl I.6pcz insieso
en- el hospital.
FL dia -. el Sr. Pablo Gulll'i. co
merciante de CaboRolo. dic cucnta.
Il Ia pollcia de que. mientfas Sc cnppr
traba solo en- su eStabiecim.ento. u
fueron sustraidos del caj6n unps 2O
dollars en- billetes de hanro. So ba-
cen activas dihgencias para avcn
guar el autor q aulOres de est,
hecho.
Comuniean de Faiardo que Tue
sorprendida una lusada 4 10 prokib
do en- Ia casa de- Bel6n Salad. arres-
tando 4 los jugadores- Esta Is Il terct
"a vez que se snrprenden jalSdaS en- Il
cha casa por 10 que ; hi formulate
tarlos rars Ia consl,icracpin del Con-
sein EjerWt'vo. Guanin $ preSentr
tales rlanos. - debe estud.arlos =.
trictamenie >obEe s'is menicS. \
taiuhien toulaniO en- 4on>idcraeisir
cusIgrisr ntr" plan = planes para l.,
construction de an nluelle en Il Pl1
ya de Ponce. y SIN dar lnlreS - per
iudIcaI en- msnsra al-una. I'll !erar hn
deI Canseio EIeritiv" 'ie obrai COMO
.ealvnees estn.e mas coayea.sass,
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Visitando al gobeTnador

Fl Sr Amcriro ;saias. alcaile u,
term" ie l. riudasl. ha heciio i.a
sta al aoherilalor Cotton ccieIi. :.
do ma i.itgs ' cordial ccnic,cns.l
Secun infaiines. sc can.blaroI NJ
pfesl.nc> rcspcei1 ie diversos asun-
los sie inter, general para la munt
cipAlidl,l lie ia ciudad.
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dcnuncla el contra DC disha NOW
Qua.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-22

week it viii not be surprising to hear
of a petition for better court accommo-
dations in the near future. Monday
night there were over a hundred per-
sons present in Palmer hall at the case
of Mrs. Frank Smith VS. Joseph
Comiski, charged with assault intoxi-
cation, breach of the peace and using
the case are Poles. The plaintiff is the
posSessor of an unpronounceable name,
but through mercy for the attorneys
in the case decided to take the name
of Smith for the evening. The com
plant alleges that on Sunday morning.
Comiski entered her home in the block
on Main street about 10 o'clock a. M,
while under the influence of liquor
and struck her on the chest and at
tempted to choke her also calling her
a vile name. beside causing disturb
ance. She called her husband and Tom
Thumb and three other witnesses to
substantiate her testimony.
only witness He claimed he boards
down stairs, but about s o'clock Frank
Smith called him up stairs to play
cards He went up and began playing
poker, at which he lost $3.50, all the
money he had with him; but he con-
tinued to play on credit until he owed
SO cents, and when he could not pay
they attempted to put him out. While
playing he claims he bought two drinks
of whiskay. paying 90 cents for each
drink While he admitted feeling good,
he pleaded not guilty to the charges.
Judge Miller imposed a fine of 50 for
assault, 81 for breach of the peace and
81 for intoxication and costs which
amounted to S21.04. He paid. Attor-
for the plaintiff and John Fl. Barnes
for the defendant
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-22

We're present from Newburgh, n. Y,
Adams, Mass, Wallingford Ansonia.
and New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Serviss
viii be at home after January at
No. 244 Liberty street New burgh.
Mrs. Fred Thompson and children Of
Willimantic spent Sunday with Mrs.
Homer Wood.
Mrs. Horace Eaton and Mrs. Dali
rymple returned on Wednesday from
weeks visit in Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Mary Gray Morris of James
town, n. Y, has been the guest of
Mrs. c. G.. Lathrop this week.
Mrs. Edward Johnson of Norwich
has returned to the Inn, after spend
ing the summer in Gloucester, Mass,
and the White mountains.
Miss Sarah Johnson has been visit
ing friends in Hartford.
Miss Alberta Maynard of New Lon
don is spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Keeney.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Clinton Lathrop in
vited few friends to celebrate the
tenth anniversary of their marriage on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Claassen and daughter have
closed their cottage on lions hill and
will reside at the Inn this winter.
Miss Maud Stokes went to Brook
Iyn, N. Y, on; Tuesday to spend the
winter,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-22
HAMPTON
A. j. Greenslit Returns from Hospital
Auto Belonging to J. n. Boudreau
Catches Fire.

Mr. and Mrs George Wells of Po-
Quonock Bridge, who were married a
short time ago. were guests at the
Prospect house this week Mrs Wells
is niece Of Albert E. Guild.
Fred Mason OF Willimantic was a
visitor at the home of J. Fl. Fits over
Sunday
w. H. Ford of the Coast Artillery
corps, Fort Wright. N. Y. is home on
a ten days furlough.
E. II. Hall and son of North Wind
ham were guests of A. J. GreensIit
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs w. T. Marsh and
daughters of Glenns Falls. N. Y, have
been spending the week in Hampton.
Mrs. Marsh is sister of Mrs. Mary
Button.
Mrs. Joseph Hinchmann Of South
bridge was guest of Mrs. L. Whita-
ker during the past week.
A. ]. GreenslF was a visitor in Put
nam Wednesday.
A. b Roberts was a Willimantic
visitor Wednesday,
Mrs. A J. Greenslit. who has been
in ST. Joseph's hospital at Willin1antic
for some time, suffering from an alb
scess. returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Cartright, Jr.,
were called to Brookline, Mass, last
week on account of the death of Mr..
Cartwright's father which occurred on
Friday. On Monday Mr.. Cartwright
mother died, her death being caused
by the loss Of her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Guild visited
with George Fits last week.
A bean supper and pound party were
| given in the chapel last Saturday night.
| The supper was well attended, consid-
ering the bad weather. The proceeds
| will be used to buy new lamps for the
! church.
| Out of 124 registered republican vot-
ers, 30 attended the caucus last week
! Thursday. w. H. Phillips was nomi-
mated for representative, receiving 81
votes to F. W. Congdon's A and H. L.
| Stones Is.
c.. E. Durham was nominated for
| judge of probate over w w. Jewett
! Last Sunday evening about o'clock
! while J. H Boudreau and family of
/ Moosup were descending Bigelow Hill
! in their auto. the car took fire. on ac-
! count Of overheating OF the foot brake.
| The body OF the car was partly de-
/ stroyed. but the engine was not dam
! aged. The party stopped at the home
| Of J. f. Hyde until another machine
arrived from Moosup to take them
home.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-22
WINDHAM COUNTY.
SOUTH WINDHAM.
Old-Fashioned Harvest Supper Given
by Ladies' Missionary society-Notes
of Passing Interest.

Mr.. and Mrs. Guilford Smith have
returned to their home here, after
spending the summer at Windhan.
Thomas McCloud and daughter Hell
en- spent Sunday in Norwich.
Mrs. Lyon is i'll at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Cham berlafn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Armstrong Of
New Haven have been visiting Mrs.
Charles Lewis.
Mrs. Nellie Tubbs is entertaining her
niece. Mrs. Mae Curtis of Providence.
Mrs. George Backus and Mrs. Har-
ris were visitor in Norwich on Thurs
day.
The Ladies' Missionary society gave
an old fashioned harvest supper. A
good time was enjoyed by all present
and nearly $50 was realized from the
affair.
Mrs Mary Crane was called to
Hartford on Thursday by the illness
of her daughter, Mrs. Jacob Budd.
Joseph Smith spent Sunday at his
home here.
Mrs. Guilford Smith and Mrs. AL
fred Card spent Wednesday in Hart
ford.
: Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Murdoch were
week end visitors at Salem.
Charles Backus, Jr., spent Sunday
in Voluntown.
Mrs. Albert Myers is spending a
few weeks at Worcester.
Mrs. Howard is i'll at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Maurice Golden.
Miss Alberta Emo attended a husking
bee Wednesday evening given by Rob
ert Stems of Mansfield.
Michael Healey has bought the
property formerly owned by Mrs Eli
jah Hatch.
Mrs. Harris is spending a few days
in Hartford.
George Ennis was visitor in town
Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-22
CANTERBURY.
Wells and Brooks pry-Washington
Smiths Funeral.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. West OF Moosup
and sons. Harry and Ralph and Elmer.
came in their auto and called on r. l..
Bennett and family recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fl. williams and
daughter. Vivian. were guests over
Sunday OF relatives I'm town and visit
ed Mr.. Williams daughter, Miss Edith
NJ Williams
Mrs. George Il Green. who has been
I'll is better. Her daughter, Miss Ger
tie. VINO has been visiting in Brooklyn,
has returned home.
Mrs. c. G.. John.wh has been spend
ing a few days at her home here, has
returned.
The much needed rain came Thurs
day. Wells and brooks are nearly
dried UP.
Death Of Washington Smith.
Washington Smith. VINO died Sun
day Oct i6, will be greatly missed. He
rad been airing for a long while, but
kept at work until the last. and was
out on Saturday seeing to his apples.
etc. He was an expert blacksmith and
workman His wife died a few years
ago. lie leaves one son. George W.
Smith, q daughtr Mrs Ruth Keen. two
grand sons. Leroy and Charles Free
mont Smith, and a granddaughter, Miss
Naude Barstow, who kept house for
him for a number Of years. A sister.
Mrs. Bennett of New Bedford and a
niece Lulu Bennett, and a grandson
who is a nanesake also survive him.
The funeral was held Wednesday at 2
y. IN. at the house and was largely at
tended
Birthday Party.
There was a PARTY last Friday at Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Parkhurst, IRIS, in
honor OF their second son, Richard,
who was 5 years old. A large number
of his young friends were invited and
q rleasapt time resulted.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-22
WATERFORD
CORTLAND Clark's goth Birthday
Lively Republican Caucus.


Courtland Clark was 80 years old
Sunday, October 16.
The veterans hereabout remember
October 10. 1864, Cedar Greek; some
can show scars made there.
Mrs. Francis Bracken, Mrs f. J.
Shelley and Mrs. owen c. Williams
were guests of Mrs. Wales Needhan
Of Groton Wednesday.
Last Sunday morning. while making
call at Allen Young's, r. L. McAuley
Of GraniteyilIe was taken seriously i'll,
but after a time rallied so that he was
able to go to his home.
Republican Caucus.
At the republican caucus Tuesday.
John j. Lawless introduced a vote en-
dorsing Hon. Morgan G. Buckley for
the United States senate. After a
few Tapid-fire shots, James Q. Smith
a Buckley man. withdrew in favor of
DR.. Howard another Bulkeley man, de-
feating f. Il. Comstock.
Personal Items.
Mrs Louis Perkins and children.
Loui' I'd Janet. have returned after
a vi.'s at Mr.. and Mrs. George Leggs'
in Spithead
Walter Shelley is spending a few
days with friends at Logger Hill.
Mrs. Rebecca, Carr of New London
is tho. guest of Mrs. II. Willis Man
waring at Jordan.
Miss Mary BOYLE is a caller at Mrs
owen g. Williams this week.