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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02
Official P Publication

Thursday, January 18th, 1910.
Pursuant to adjournment the
-uunrti of supervisors met al. 10
O'clock a. IN.
Called to order by Chairman
Ahart. "a
Members all present.
Minutes of Tuesday, January
18th, 1910, We're read and approved.
County Recorders Report.
I, w. r. Terry, county recorder,
do hereby certify and report that
during the year from January lst,
1909, to January LIST, 1910, / have
collected as fees for recording in
8struments for record as provided by.
law, the sum of seventeen hundred
forty and lO-lOO dollars and have
deposited the same with the county
treasurer, as shown by, receipt at
tached.
w. E. Terry,
County Recorder.
We, the undersigned committee,
on settlement with w. r. Terry,
county recorder, report that we
have examined his records and find
that he has collected all fees per-
tanning to his office from January
LIST, 1909, to January lst, 1910, the
sum of $780, 10, and he has depos-
tied the same with the county
treasurer as shown by receipt att
tached.
John Hagge,
]. L. Carey, s.
Committee.
On motion reports were approved
and committee discharged.
County superintendent Report of
Institute Fund.
I hereby submit the following re-
port of the institute fund, towit:
Receipts.
4 Balance on han I, January LIST, 1909 + 27s 6s
Examination fees observation-disclosures. BIO 90
Registration fees Observation-Disclosures. 297 40
Institute enrolment. -. .......... 1857 90
State fund ......s,I.,................ ~ 90
.................. .l....... ..I..... llo2 81
Expenditures
March, 1903, Il H Camel, lectures. $50. 1875 90
August 1909. F Bolton. lectures lls o.
G Weaver. instructor IS ID
blanche Goudy, -. So 0O
y Bertha Caldwell, - ~. IS OO
EW Fellows, J. -. so %
VIC Van Ness, g -. IS %
L Topper. institute
N WOTk -. 49,. - !. So. = W
August, 1909, Bertha Caldwell. insti-
tute supplies $1,000. %
August, 1909. ) Sibbert, hall rent II 81
Y August, 1909. " G Van Ness, rent. jan.
itor, supplies ,-....... ...... ....i..... ~ on
August 1909, w NJ WEIGH Co station
cry aud suppliesl. 10 q
August 1903, L Hoffman supplies
i, and drayage. i.-....s...a..l ~
August, 1919. Grace VanNess, insti
K tute work -........y... ........... II 90
1903. w w Morrow, state treasurer,
one half of all examination fees -. lb5 O0
Balance ON hand, January LIST, l9lO.... S5l 81
TOTAL ............. 4. .ll0s Ba
/ hereby certify that the above
is true report of the institute
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02

Denison, Iowa. Monday. February
l4th. 1910.
Pursuant to adjournment the Board
of Supervisors met at 10 o o'clock .. M.
Members present. H. D. Baeth, J.
I. Carey, John Hagge and John
Holland.
In absence Of Thos. Ahart, H. d
Baeth was appointed chairman pro
tenn. by unanimous vote.
Called to order by H. D. Baeth,
chairman pro tenn.
Minutes Of Tuesday, Feb. lst. 1910
land warrants issued by auditor be-
tween sessions were read and approved.
On motion claims were allowed 10
follows:
Green Bay Lumber Co. bridge material. 60 Is
Frank Faul In the matter Of the insanity
OF Margaret D Healy. Observation-Disclosures. SO 40
VIM Cruzan. house rent for Mrs McKane
! month ...........E....... 90.
Mrs A J Adams. house rent for Mrs Jen-
sen months B. J. 49,. 12 90
Green Bay Lumber Co. coal for Mrs Jas
McC0rty ......ssi... 80
=
Odedy............ b
Pfarr. Gebert & Hunt. mdse for Jacob
Ernst 8 %
Pfarr, Gebert 4 Hunt. mdse for Henry
Muse Observation-Disclosures. 2 Is
Pfarr. Gebert & Hunt. mdse for Mrs Geo
Nckane 5 90
Pfarr. Gebert s. Hunt. mdse for John
Enrisht ......i......... 8. ~ 10 90
E w O'Ranion clerk Boyer Twp. ........ 20 %
w y WEIGH Mfg Co. supplies for superin-
tendent's office. !. ......... $3.50. e. IS
Pfarr. Gebert & Hunt, mdse for Court
House -. .......... 9 So
| Iowa Telephone Co. tolls and rentals Of
phones I. j.. S o5
Herman Otto. trustee Denison Twp....... 90
Ira Gillmor. Clerk Denison Twp. 90
John fastje. furniture polish for Court
House D. 90
r Knaul. " all paper for county house y. So
Board adjourned at IL o'clock noon,
to meet at one o'clock p. m.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02

Pursuant to adjournment the Board
Of Supervisors met at ten o'clock ..
%.
Members present, j. 7. Carey.
John Holland. John Hagge, and 81.
D. Baeth.
In absence Of Thos. Ahart, Chair
man Of the Board, 81. D. Baeth Was
elected chairman pro tenn. by unani
NOUS vote.
Called to order by H. D. Basth.
chairman pro TEN.
Minutes Of Monday. February l4th.
1910. were read and approved.
Be it resolved that M. j. Collins,
Auditor Of Crawford county. Iowa.
be and he is hereby ordered to give
notice by publication for Two consec-
utive weeks in some newspaper pub
.lished in Crawford county, Iowa, of
the establishment Of drainage dis
trict in Crawford county known as the
Boyer Drainage District No. !, and
of the proposed prosecution Of the
work thereon, which notice shall be
to al owners Of each tract of land or
lot within the proposed district. as
shown by the books in the auditors
office. together with all incumbrancess
and persons in possession. 70 the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway, to-
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railwav tn the Illinniw Contra1 Rail.
ro.a q -. A. 80 ~ hs.-,,a =;
the netiton for the eatab ishment a
aaid DRAINAGE tl;atrict wh;ch shal
not ~ leas than twenty davagfron the
last nnh,ieation and that all claims
for DANCES must be fled with county
auditor not leaa than Ave davA before
the dav aet. for hearing. said notice,
also to run to the township clerks Of
Boyer township. and Union Township,
to the Mayor OF the town OF Dow
Cite and n <ho Movnr ~ <ha <nu,u
:. y :, :. - q = 49,.
OF ;AflOn. and TO the clerk OF Fafaolse
township.
On motion following claim was
allnwed.
~ = -
Morris McHenry and assistants. work on
Boyer drainage ditch. % "a
h Roard adin,,rnaf1S ~ 70 o,clnclx5 Nom
!. poa.u su1uurneu :. = : s'osA noon
20 meet az tnree O'CLOCK p. m.
Afternoon session
Z, p..,.a x, 4h ,.l..,. B
Dosiu n.Ss = . aI S'oSA =. -
omclal BOND OF =. : Nemltz. %
assessor Tor the Town OF Ricketts,,
was on motion approved.
Ordered that q Remittance Of
s148. SO be made to A. S. Avery Of:
taxes of 1909 on $2545.0O monies and
credits, on account of erroneous az
sessment. by recommendation Of City
Council and assessor OF the Town Of
Manila.
On motion following claims were
allowed:
= Bureh. legal services for drainage
pprR k1;nIsr co,,,n;..,on t,,s % %
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02

m. to meet Friday, January 18th,
1910, at 8 o'clock a. m.
M. J.. Collins,
Auditor.
Thos. Ahart.
Chairman.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31

22-Mayf1ower club observes Fore fathers day. Funeral of Mrs. Charles F. Hildebrand. Annual communication of Somerset lodge, No. 24, A. F. and A. M.
 23-Annual meeting of Sphinx Tenn pie of Mystic Shrine. MT and Mrs. wedding anniversary.
 Mu fraternity. Annual Christmas eel ebration at Backus hospital. Schools close for Christmas vacation. Christ mas exercises in schools.
 26-Christmas o b nc e S n churches Death of John J. Walker. Annual Christmas social of Park Con- gregatiOnal and Christ churches.
 27-Death of John Newland Gran dall Frank Winski arrested for burg lary. Christmas in institutions. First Congregational Sunday school elect of ficers.
 2s-Annual Christmas entertainment of Third Baptist Sunday school. Flu neral of James Moffit. Meeting of Round Table. Funeral of Mrs. I. F. Harris. Farewell to Jacob Stein.
 29-Sudden death of John H. Wal lace. Gray Bennett wedding. An nual meeting of Actual Past Masters association. Sachem chapter install officers. Death of Charles Mitchell.
 30-Annual Christmas entertainment of First Baptist Sunday school. Bur- dick Burns wedding. Mir and Mrs AL len C. Matthews observe 25th wedding anniversary. Death of Miss Julia V. Holland.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
Only One Best
Norwich People Give Credit Whers
 Credit is Due.

People of Norwich who suffer with sick kidneys and bad backs want a. kidney remedy that can be depended upon. The best is Doan's Kidney Pills. medicine for the kidneys only, made of pure roots and herbs. and the only one that is backed by cures in Norwich. Here's Norwich testi- mony:
 Mrs Charles H. WhaIey, g Treadway Avenue, Norwich Conn, says; Ever since my first experience with Deans Kidney Pills some years ago I have valued them highly. Their uee has saved me a great deal of suffering, My experience with various remedies, has taught me that many of them, while doing good in one way, will cause distress in another. Such is not true of Deans Kidney Pills, which ! procured from W. D. Sevin & sons Drug Store. They act solely upon ths kidneys, and do not affect the other organs. consider it pleasure to recommend Doau's Kidney Pills to all kidney sufferers"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name Doan's s-a and take no other
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
STAFFORD
Pleasures for Grange Members Spring on West Road Supplies Many Families

There will be a meeting of the staf- ford grange Tuesday evening. The grange is to hold Q dance this (Sat- urday) evening.
 The spring owned by F. KreiseI on the west road to the spring is supply ing many families.
 Miss Nettie Brown of WilEimantfc and William Brown of Albany are spending their vacation with their parents, MT, and Mrs. Ava Brown.
 Misses Alice and Lucy Matthewson of Hartford have been spending q few days With MT. and Mrs. T. F. Tough.
 Miss Lulu Ide of Boston is home for the vacation.
 Harold Mountain of SangervilIe, Me, is the suest of friends
 Mrs. Jarvis H. Hyde sustained shock Saturday evening and is in serious condition.
 Rev. H. 1. Hersey and son Theodore of West SonerviIle Mass, were guests of MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Dimock last week
 MT. and Mrs. r. H Piuney and fam fly of Springfield spent Christmas with Mir and Mrs. E. C. Pinney.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
WASHINGTON COUNTY, RI.
USQUEPAUGH
Notes of the Holiday Season = New
 Furnishings for Church.

Miss Clara Webster of Providence is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. C. Webster.
 Miss Mary McConnor spent Christ mas with her parents in Providence.
 A. w. Kenyon spent Christmas with his son, Dr. Kenyon, and family.
 At James R. Lamund's there was a family gathering. Mrs. Esther Kenyon, mother of Mrs. Lamund, also Mrs. La mund's sister and family and MT. and M1s. John K. Lamund being present. Randolph Carpenter of New York has been a guest at J. S. Lamund's-
 MT. and Mrs. T. Cahoone of Hope Valley spent Christmas with Mrs. Ca hoone's parents, MT. and Mrs. E. B.. Sheldon.
 Oliver Watson attended the poultry lecture at Rhode Island college Fri day
 Mr. and Mrs. John K. Lamund have gone to Arctic and Providence for a few days visit.
 MT. and Mrs. c. C. Kenyon passed Christmas day at Wakefield with Mrs. Kenyons mother Mrs. Nettie Perkins.
 Harold Holgate had a Christmas tree to which a few of his friends were in vited. A supper was served
 There was no Christmas tree at the church for the first time in many years.
 To Renovate Church.
 The seats have arrived for the church and the carpet and lamps are expected soon.
 Amos Fl. Kenyon of Pawtucket spent Christmas at his home here.
 Annie F. Kenyon is spending her va cation with Fred K. Crandall and fam fly at Pawtucket.
 Mrs Esther Kenyon has gone to Arctic to stay this winter with her daughter.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
Another Grim Russian Tale.

Russian prison conditions are once more illustrated by 2. grim story which comes from Astrakan.
 Long term prisoners in Russia have What they call a convicts' court, which is a system or code Of honor among themselves, infringements of which are punished by various forms of tort ure. There is also a sentence of death, which in this instance was pronounced for some offense upon a fellow pris- oner.
 The mans throat was cut with a piece of glass. To conceal their deed the murderers hoisted the body to the barred window. moving it's arms about so as to give the impression that q man was trying to chamber through A sentry outside saw the supposed fu- gitivc and fired three shots into him.
 AflerWard il was only discovered by chance that it was not the bullets that had "a used the mans death
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
ARCADIA
Good Yield of Oats - Schools 3oi'
 Christmas Exercises.

Q. P. Baker threshed his oats by ma chine one day the past week, thresh ing out 139 bushels.
 Harold T. Barber of Providence wis ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H, Barber, over Christmas.
 School in the third district, taught by Miss Phebe L. Richmond, closed this week for a vacation of two weeks.
 F. M. Tilling1last has secured a large quantity of ice of fine quaiity of nine inches thick.
 Edward c. Thornley of Tc.t FKiil has been assisting o. P. Bates the past week.
 Frank Woodmansee was the guest Of Frank P. Chase Monday and Tues day.
 The term of school in the Lewis dis trict, taught by Elsie Bergman of Moose Neck, closed last Friday with special exercises.
 Frank Barber is in poor health.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
HOLLAND COUNTY
COLUMBIA
Christmas Music and Sermon-Hone-
 Corners for the Iiolidays

koHnSFS TOT me T1oEdSyS
 There was special Christmas music al the morning church service Sun day, and the Rev r. l.. Hall preached an excellent discourse. In the even ing he spoke upon the theme The Prince Of Peace-fias He Come 2" Nr. Hall has been engaged to supply the pulpit in the place for the present
 Mir and Mrs, James A. Utley were with rela lives in Hartford over the Christmas season.
 Jewett s. Collins of New Haven, Clinton Loveland of Hartford and Edwin :. Collins of East Hartford spent Christmas with relatives in this place.
 Mrs. James ?. Little was with rel ataives in Hartford last Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Raymond Hunt and family of Fall River, have been spending week with MT. Hunts parents. Nr. and Mrs. F. A. Hunt on Columbia green. Nr. Hunt is Instructor at one of the insti- tions in Fall River
 Misses Myrtle and Llra Collins and Miss Lena Wolff were Hartford visit ors Wednesday,
 SeIectrnan $. F. West spent the Christmas season with friends in Providence.
 Everett Bosworth- Of Hartford is 2 guest of the family of w. IT KneeI- and in Pine street.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
NOVEM B FER.

7-(Box 242) Car barn, test alarm, Connecticut Co. car barn. No loss. S-(Tl Dwelling. defective stove pipe, Mrs. Jennie Friedman, 57 Thames 16-(Box 32) Tenements, chimney, H. H. Osborn and others, 34 Cedar St. No loss.
 17-CT) Tenements, chimney. Chas. Lindberg and others, 270 West Thames 1s-fT, Open lot, grass fire, Fred ericlI Symington, corner Slater Ave and Cedar Sts. No loss.
 19-(S) Store and tenements, sparks from chimney, Fl. Ragini and others. 197 West Main St. No loss.
 20-(S) Vacant lot, sparks from locomotive, Falls Co, (rear) Yantic St. No loss.
 24-CT) Yard. burning leaves, city of Norwich, Grounds Norwich Gas & Electric Co No loss.
 26-(S) Dwelling. sparks r 0 m chimney, E. Budnick, F North High 26-(Box 1s) Tenements, lamp ex- plosion, John Connors and others, 42 Mt. Pleasant St. No loss.
 27-(T) Yard, brush burning, A s. Meech, (rear) IS Union St. No loss. 2S-CT) Store and tenements, un- known, H. S. Young and others, 20 Elm St. Norwich Town. No loss.
 DECEMBER
 -(s) Tenements and store, over turned oil stove. E. Potter and others, Ss Franklin St. Loss S10.G0.
 S-CT) Tenements and store, chim- ney. Royal Trading Stamp Co.,, 10 Cliff St. No loss.
 12-(T) Dwelling. defective chim- ney. A: ": Smith, 16 Grosvenor place. Loss $100.00.
 13-(T) Dwelling. defective chim- ney, Frank Herts. 30 North Thames St. Loss S51.00.
 16-(T) Tenements, chimney, H. Aubrey and others, 20 Central Ave. No loss
 1S-CS) Tenements, defective heat CT, Rebecea Cohen and others, IS North Thames St Loss $12.00.
 1S-(Sl Tenements, rags burning, Janet Frost and others. Forest St.
 25-(T) Store and office, defective chimney. Order of Foresters, Franklin So. No loss
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
ROCKVILLE
Visitors of Holiday Week-churof
 Services Omitted.

Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Sutton and son and MT. and Mrs. Harold Cra.ndall spent Christmas in Westerly.
 MT. and Mrs. Erlo c. Barber, daugh ter Florence and son Wilfred were the guests Christmas day of MT. and Mrs. Charles Stone at. Clarks Falls.
 There were no church services at the Seventh day Baptist church last Sat urday on account of tine storm.
 Frank Dye of Providence has been spending the holiday vacation at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. John Dye.
 The pupils are enjoying the holiday vacation this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
WEEKAPAUG.
". c. T. U. to Observe Mothers Day
 Recent Guests in Local Homes.

The ocean View w. C. T. [. is to meet at the home of Mrs. A. K. Wit ter in Westerly, January 4th. This meeting will be mothers day.
 Mrs. c. T. Collins. who has been wis iting in Westerly. has returned.
 Miss Dorothy Abbott of Fishers Ts- land is the guest of her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. George H. Moves.
 Harry Moves Of Watch Hill spent Christmas with his parents here.
 MT. and Mrs Cleveland Carpenter spent Christmas day at the home of the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. E. F. Carpenter. in Westerly.
 large addition is being built on one of the Foster cottages.
 w. Fl. Barnes is working for John M. Browning on his farm here.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
RICHMOND
Baptist Sunday School Has Christmas
 Tree and Concert.


 The Christmas tree and concert of the Shamrock Baptist church were held Monday evening.
 3. E. Moore and family spent Mon day at the home of \. 4. Wood at Sin- Cums cola, Fla.
 John 4. Philips is spending his va cation at his home in Beaver River Valley.
 Mrs. Albert HoyIe and daughter, Florence. spent Wednesday with Mrs. F. F. Marchant.
 Mir. and Mrs r. F. James spent Thursday with Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Bliss at Matunuck
 Mrs. Peter TrumbuH was in Provi- dencc Monday
 Judge Williams of Westerly was in town Monday.
 William Smith spent Saturday in Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
OCTOBER.

1-(Box 312) Dwelling. defective chimney. A. N. Carpenter, 45 Uncas St. Loss $2,040.00.
 2-(T) Railroad bank burning leaves, N. Y, N. II. & II. R. R. Go, Laurel Hill Ave. No loss.
 4-(S) Tenements. smoke in rooms, N. Duchette and others, SO Chestnut St. No loss.
 4-tT) Dwelling, smoke in rooms, James Fillmore, 23 Spring St. No loss.
 S-(Box 2O Shed, sparks from To- comotive. Lyman Whiting, rear) 499 North Main St. No loss.
 12-(T) Dwelling, burning leaves, William F. Fletcher, 54 Lincoln Ave. No loss.
 12-(T Tenements, chimney fire A. Ladoni and others. 253 Talman St. No loss.
 14-CT) Fence near hospital, burn ing leaves, w. w. Backus Corporation, W. ". Backus Hospital. No loss.
 15-tTD Dwelling, lightning. An drew Breed, 46 t4eer Ave. No loss
 27- CF}6x 45) Dwelling defective chimney, H. II. Richmond, 250 Laurel HilI Ave. Loss $1.179.50
 Z7-(S) Tenements, defective chim- ney, Charles TyIanda and others North Main St. No loss.
 2S-(T) Unoccupied, children with matches, unoccupied. 157 High St No loss.
 2s-CBox 38> Automobile, gasoline, Horatio Bigelow, 62 Broad St. Loss $140.00
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
TURNERyILLE.
School Closes with Exercises and
 Christmas Tree.

MT, and Mrs. T. R. Prentice spent Christmas with the formers sister. Mrs. Robert Amidon of Rockville.
 Mrs. J. IT. Hyde and son spent Wednesday in Hartford
 Everett Thompson returned home Saturday from St. Joseph's hospital Willimantic
 School closed Tuesday with special a &7hristmas exercises and a tree. It will reopen January 1.
 lIrs. D F. Jaquith has returned from a visit with her parents in South Coventry.
 Carl Helm of Stafford Springs is visiting his sister, Mrs. T. R. Prem tice.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
H0PKINTON.

The members of the school commit tee met in special meeting at the house of the clerk, Miss Clara A. O1- nev in Hope Valley Tuesday afternoon. It was decided to continue trans porting the school children from Woodville over the Wood River branch
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
EAST WELLINGTON

c. P. Williams is home from Wilii- mantle hospital
 \ dozen or more teams are en rolita every day to the station, all heavily loaded Nith lumber
 Next Sunday there will be preaching in the Congr egational church at Il o'clock by a missionary from Bohemia.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
Too Dry Vel for Winter.

The need of rain in winter" says The New Haven Palladium, "is some that went for truth and seemingly ad- mitted Of no exceptions. that winter did not actually begin till the rains had filled the springs and streams to a normal level. According to that it is not winter yet in this section, for the springs and streams are not full and there is little frost in the ground. -Bridgepo-t Standard
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

railroad to Hope Valley school next term.
 George E. Allen and family wsrs Christmas guests at the home of Mrs. E. R. Allen.
 Miss Deborah Wells enjoyed a Christmas tree we'll laden with gifts
 The teacher and pupils of the pub til Tuesday, January 3, 1911.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
SEPTEM BIER.

2-(T) Coal shed. spontaneous, Hall Brothers, (rear) 29-31 Commerce St. No loss.
 S-(S) Tenements. chimney, Mrs Mary Dunn and others, 131 Sachem St No loss.
 10--(S) Dwelling. chimney John Jabinowski and others, g Yantic St. No loss.
 17-(T) Automobile, explosive gas oline, Eugene Pattison, Starr St. No loss.
 1S-(S) Dwelling, chimney, Wm. McCloud, 304 Asylum St. No loss.
 23-(S) Tenemehts. chimney, C F. Lefingwen and others, 330 West Main St. No loss.
 23-CT) Tenements. chimney. A. Pervidto and others, III Smith Ave. No loss.
 26-CT) Shop, explosion, Wflkerson and Hall, (rear) 15 Baltic St. No loss.
 29-(Box 126) Paper mill. spontaue- ous. Uncas Paper G., Thamesvilie. Loss $2,7675O
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
Would Be a Great Record,

Some folk in Connecticut deciaxs that Col. Roosevelt will yet "eat out ot Judge Baldwin's hand" If this comes true it will provide the most remark able case Of liou-tarning on record Pittsburg Gazette-Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
FIRES DURING YEAR.

The list of the fires with kind of call. how occupied, cause. location, oc- cupant and loss in the order mentioned -(T) representing telephone and (S) still alarms-is as follows:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31

eous, U. s. Finishing Co.,, near Pres ton bridge. No loss.
 15-(Box 1S) Vacant lot. burning grass, Mrs. N. Small, 12 Asylum St. No loss.
 23-(T) woodlot, burning brush, Rogers estate. rear Clay Ave. No loss. 24-(Box 24) Dwelling. smoking in bed, James W. Alger, 110 North Main 2s- Box D Dwelling, children with matches John II. Lee, 169 Mt Pleasant St. No loss
 27-CT) Dwelling, defective chim- ney, c. L. Hubbard. PAP Broadway. Loss $50
 MAY.
 s-CT) Dwelling. smoke in rooms, Dr. E. H. Linnell, I'll Broadway. No s-(s) Brooder in shed, lamp in brooder, Joseph Gagnor, rear 97 Sher- man St. No loss.
 14-(T) Tenements and store. chim- ney, Samuel Roberts and others, Cliff 15-(s] Stable, smoke in rooms, Lawrence Healey, g Chestnut St. No 17-(s) Vacant lot. grass fire, Nor w1ich Land CO, rear 55 Ward St. No 17-CT) Sanatarium. cigarette and couch, Dr.. Donahue and others, 13S Washington St. Loss SIS.
 29-(Box 116) Furniture store, un- known, Schwartz Brothers, 9-11 Water St. Loss $2,600.
 29-(Box 4) Hotel unknown, Farrell & Sanderson, 79 Shetucket St. Loss $1,S43.S2.