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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-04
BY H. M. Ayros.
Especial Correspondenee.l

KILAUEA, October 3l.-There is a
pretty good turtle story going the
rounds down Keala way, 1t appears
that an hour or so before the big rain
last week an immense turtle was
noticed leisurely making its way down
the Kealia river, sedward. No one paid
much attention to the creature until
after the downpour and then people re-
menfbered the incident A Japanese
who saw it claimed that it was as big
as three pieces of zinc.iron and had a
head like a horse A Chinese rice
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-04
0LDFIELD FEELS
GREATLY DAMAGED

ATLANTA, Georgia, November a.
Barney Oldfeld, who has been declared
ineligible to compete in races held un-
der the auspices of the American Auto
mobile Association because he entered
into an uhsanctioned contest with Jack
johnson, the champion pugilist, yester-
day entered suit for twenty thousand
dollars damages against the associa-
ton for barring him from the races
here, and has also entered suit for
five thousand dollars damages against
the Atlanta Association.
FASHIONABLE.
GLOW is your wife this fall77' "Just
able to hobble around. life
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-04
KNOWN EVERYWHERE.

Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is today the best.
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure of bowel complaints. 1t cures
gripping, diarrhoea, dysentery, and
should be taken at the first unnatural
looseness of the bowels. For sale by all
dealers. Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-04
COAST RACER KILLED.

ATLANTA, Georgia, November g.
Al Livingstone, Of California, an eX.
pert chauffeur was killed iu an aeei.
dent during an automobile race here
yesterday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-04

whatever YOU want them TO doy Bully
them, and thcy'n be so stubborn and
ugly that youll not get work or any
thing else but devilment out of them
over the Hills.
From the plantation boarding house
there is pleasant walk, past the Japa.
nese burvngground on the hill. to that
point OF which lies the diminutive is
land. Lac Kilauea, the most northerly
land Of the Hawaiian group. against
which the far-Aung northern rollers I'M.
ceasingly throw their Titanic force and
over which the white-tailed tropic birds
wheel and circle all day long. These
birds are quite fearless in this spot, and
fly close down over the stratger as IL
bent on investigating him. Their cry
is like the sound produced by striking
two stones together.
The trail leads over the grassy back.
hone of the lii and thence TO the land.
ings, of which there are two, one above
and one down below. Across from the
landing is valley at the mouth of
Kilauea River. Where the flesh water
flows into the sea there is very good
bathing, though the undertow in places
is very strong. The trail then winds
along the river. and turning sharply to
the right brings one back to the start
ing point.
Work and Play.
There is an air of good-fellowshjp
about Kilauea plantation which can not
fail to impress the visitor The laborers
play baseball regularly and indulge in
other exercises, and the officials of the
plantation seem to get more ont of life
than is the case on many otner planta-
tions. Their horses are always at the
disposal of the casual guest, even for
week if such be desired, and their
houses are as free as their horses.
Politics bother Eilauea but little. In
this connection, however, ! came across
a strange thing l heard of some Por-
tuguese who would not register because
they feared that they would have to
serve in the United States Army if they
did so. Here would appear TO be room
for the dissemination of ligrt.
The hills around here shelter many
wild chickens, though their numbers are
kept down by the wildcats, which are
very numerous. The cats live end breed
in the canefelds, and as they prey on
rats they are protected by the planta-
ton management. When a large section
of cane has been cut and the strip is
narrowing down, it is common thing
for half dozen or more cats to break
from the last of the cane and lun wildly
in every direction. These cats are of
the size and color of domestic cats,
though gaunter and grayer, as a rule.
The air of Kilauea is the finest have
met with on Kauai, so far. This morn
ing one could tell that it was autumn
by the feel, smell and taste of the air,
1t was keen and "caller," and made
one 90 on his way rejoicing and feeling
that it was good to be alive.
Ahead is the nose of the mountains
over by Haena, and between here and
there are Kalihiwai and Hanalei. Round
the corner is Kalalau, and past there
the mountains extend trailless and inn
passable to Mana.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-04

A small fire ~ ton O'Clock yesiefday
morning called the hFe laddies 10 River
and kuhul Streets a small blaze Ia
q Chinese coffee shop waa quickly ca,
iIngulfhfd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-04

A large number Of The cadets Of tht
Japanese training squadron will leave
Tor WnhihWa ihis morning on All eafl3
train They will Inspect pineapple
folds, sugar plantations aud other intef.
oaiinR sights and 0n the return 10 t0wh
will stop on 10 y AZ Damon % couu-
10y place al Moanhlua
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-04

else is STILL save the chattering of
water through hatch in the canefield
or the squeak of hawking bat. As
] saw them, the mountain ridges rose
smokily against a steely sky. Below
their summit fleecy clouds were strung
out in stationary strands. Overhead,
like storm wrack, great bellying clouds
drifted rapidly, leaden and rain-laden.
The twilight was a symphony in grays.
Across the sea the horizon was oranged
by the reflection of the sunset, hidden
by the eliminating range.
On and on we plodded, the dog and
I, the mud deep and stodgy, and the
night as dark as pitch, save where uan
occasional star had dropped into place
in the lowering sky. Presently tho
lights of Kilauea came into view, and
they were very welcome.
Kilauea.
The plantation of Kilauea has been
operated for about ten years by the
present company the stock being most.
ly held on the Coast it has not paid
a dividend as yet, but things appear
TO be going along well, and Il is prob.
able that before very long Kilauea 3
hulhe VIII appear WIN lHohe OF the
other successful plantations % Hawaii.
This year : estimate is 5000 tons, last
years crop having BEEN 1900 tons.
Cane hereabouts grows thiekly and in
appearance is second to none; its per.
centage a. sugarprodueer, however,
10 low. This is due, almost entirely,
10 the cold winters experienced on thA
northern side Of the island.
J. Il, Myers il manager, and l.. Il.
lioreiko, an educated Polish gentleman,
is head bookkeeper. The latter looks
after the comfort Of every visitor 10
ltilauea IN manner as charming DO
u ~ AoapitAhle.
The plantation gives employment 10
about lye hundred labofer1, Of which
over d hundred are FIlipnos. They
are doing Wei and are Improving all
ihf time.
Trehi them like ehildfen,n 10.
mafhea one N che leading mru on ihd
plantation yesterday sand they ~ 40
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
er~ Lecs

There Nas a9 session 1f S,54lce esssF1 Friday morning
 W C. Tgeker af ede Reaeo98e cafe gDerse Friday lu Bolton
 C U Dow ard C 2 ffo4ts of Nor N5eh were W.l5nls nfIc Tls.roEs fEl- day
 For Ene month 11 Eo@ eaaFy=r aaeca were ZS y.r3oz s1 fDaT.. and nine mar rla ze8.
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 Arthur J5Iee sf Sfs1e1ses E. F.. ss visiting aE fEA Eloa1s e fs p@ss gs Sir. and 5frs- Alfred J11zz 9< F'ssss5 5ec1 street
 Arthur J. Rse sfts, s15 er5ssse-ssr. {. o< th-s r15.5z of Ire 1n1e-f1aa Thread company fn Eosgszes NasT-. f1zng@-r os ro4s city and r4s 6auzsser T sz Gaz.e, are l1 t5srn fsr @ Eeez er8 vlss. with Fr.Hda
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Sensible Gifts
 For Women and Girls

If.a..-... fra.L~r IIaud rsRa iu Ion. green. ste aHl ha.. from floe .H
 ru..-aH au a. Taueta cover. 1.r..r haHalse In .I.er gold horn i.ur Hrt uttarai ru'a from flHo to .rar ar Hase Y. . fancy box. 1r rHlar. .1H tfe to fI,o.
 r-n.r Eel. ir pov ace end fl0O. Ha Glove. r hos. .ar .r white LOO end fI.H I.
 W-rlrfrIsE Sea. Tn coon. or COCO ro.a .asfs and Touet Ae. o. three te ae..n .Ire-s r1u 25v fa $500.
 W-ah E-ra of G~rmsn silver from HFr fu f1es
 Uroortss BsIt Bu,Nea and Pins in usur .sr.eti~s from -a, to &1.Jo.
 rare. Jewel Cases. satin lined. in N.uF white and 1inlc l5c. to Flij.
 Uarb sets from soc To 9g00
 handkerchief the daintIost effects tr hro fer and loce in Irish and flna linen from lz l-ic to $2.Se each
 A swsefer fe welcome friend; plain and fancy seayos, from sl.5o to A ossuudu Set of Furs 8 stm bet for. rerkapa here flaE are. Tn Opos- .sr Near Seal Gss bella Fox. Blacl, Wolf rifAa Marier. Black Lynx and Jap Nna Wsns fass To $500; rrsrfs To me Lch. $500 to 's0 co.
 rarer 1ef Waists. covered Vith braid in black. gray and white. ss 50. -E Waists. black. open front, 33.50 lU s-ro
 'hifon Wells. in color, 1 l-4x1 s-4, tfrn fa Sg og.
 -rarfv. rriuErd ends J0c to sI.50.
 SL. Watst Patterns. n box. 5 yards. s150
 Dress Patterns. in a box, 10 yards. co.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
1sspsr serIjees ss Csreresas #goa
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Ire eesger services ia sz4 First Gen. KFera fiDfas eNafeH. gaiea 9ere sg @eH attended lest @l9sefs Wlsa ae 11mflnses sFsE year Being resumed @61H<say egea4 gF.gs Dee. ls. Tae gsase ls sega~ eae 9sree f4Drg Df Charles f<. NssHeH. sfsaar- visor of music srg fHe g1s5ss1 s1 ss<sg s
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Suitable GlIts IOf Men

IfIF.. H.H rlU.. .n .Diors or ...U fH HrHr fHn
 TO s .atts or -moaiua Jscksia .rHr.Hr# et. or TsrsH rpfef S5. .t.u.r.If HanH's H.tp rIId. silver. ..rrU horn ur rIHir unfufII wood hnn- rfr r..m I.H fI f..Hu
 wfIa ah.rt uIe,t-. ar riain boa- H.. .rHr attached. fIO..
 u.e H.uf aarp.ud~fa I pair iu 2 .Hr U.a .n.
 ".r fsm n.Hf- r fancy bo1. s.t .p .r 70 fancy boH, ...a. rood HaH. ttaJ ur ttGo pr vol. of Huar llub-s from sloo 
 .aueIa Ia.rIed glass. ...ni. nnTrtrt rF.. rIso round and ...I U.rf N.rr..a for f.. to $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
For Little Boys
 And Little Girls

Everything in Toys. Sleas and Dolls, fr basement
 Sieds from Joe up to the Flexible Flyer. $500
 Dolls dressed and without dress, from 25c Go 3S.sn.
 Al kiusa of Mechanical Toys. Mu- Eicai Toys Iron Toys Wooden Toys. Furniture and Rubber Novelties.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Leg Fractured.

august Benson. q foreman for z. 2 Leonard. sustained q Droken lag P.- daY n1orning EHIe s11SeTgIssng TCrE at AIr. LeOnard's sand pits, ofE Upper Main street. The bank was frozen 14l 2 portion of t fell and struck 4Tr Ben sen cn tfe right leg. The @ractIre Ezz between the knee and ankle. 1fT. Ben son Fas taken to DT. [Tasor'z noarfteL where The fracture Hza reduced
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
WILLIMANTIC.

over the list of subscribers tigst tfie different members of the eofrfntffes have =effred
 Following q discussion of plan ist senefsi it wsr decided fD call T meet Ing of ali he subscribers tO inc project ou Tuesday evening DeeenfJef zG. in She board of trade rooms. for inc puf- pose If sreieoiius q enrHsitfeH tD sign the incorporation papers and t0 ar F1uRs for other matters necessary t9 b@rfset The ofgauizaiou of tiIe I5f9poesz eofuD0Dgt
 'fHe committee h8s obtained auD- seripfions su0ugn tO insar" the csf- taiafg 0f Inc location Df the velvet concern here. bot f wjii attempt tD raise q fssW more subscriptions and II is YhrY H9ueii desired fo raise s5,96g | poesibte in order that good suDsfau- fial bpiialHR may 0c erected aud have surplus 9u baud to meet 8nv eusf- aefeR that might arise.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
For the HOusekeeDer

HANDSOME LINENS for Christ |.as Ar Linen Table Cloths. hem rr.i,1@1. 9 3-2 .ds Loug s2,50. S3.e0. and s5a
 Hpmstitebec Table Cloths. t-2 vds. ..uE and one aarer Napkins to match fD1. Fqe and 70 set.
 .--iu.- EleaeHe5 Linen at T5c, sl .oa and 2fes Eart.
 I--Incb Fias satin Dsns.Ask, at s1 50 and SOC sG
 -Z-iuch German Silver Dsmask. at si 0o yard.
 Napkins 1s-luch. Sl.yO dozen. e0 inch SfCo and 500 dozen. 2z-inch. s2.Eo and $S50 dozen. 2t-inch. s4. 4.o0 and t5.es dozen.
 rFs and TRAY CLOTHS. An Lin sr Tea Cloths. 54-inDh square. hem ert-not. st Sf.50.
 .--IHch square hemmel. at SLZ5. aa-lnez square. scaIloped. at s125.
 tu-Iiueu Dsm4sz Tray Cloths. 25c. .0. and Sf0H each.
 HuaF and DsfuasA Monogram Tow r.= size 12V4z-iuch 59c.
 Large Dauask Towels hemstitched CT s.tu1ped. at S1-ce each.