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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
MURRAYS BOSTON STORE
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Do You Realize Next Week Is Your Last Week To Do Your Christmas Shopping.

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Mirrors for Gliis

Handsome Three panel frOJdibN Hlr- rorr b"veled giags, beautiful polished hseks. square or round shaped from SO ID Co t5o0.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
WILLIMANTIC.
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Leather Hand Baqs

Make s handsome gift. the nsNsst models are here with silver frame. Leather is tan. green. gray and black from Sio0 to ts50.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
GRAND JURY CoMMENDS
= COUNTY CLERKS WORK
Highest Praise Accorded Null
creNy for Efficiency

Counlendation Of the highest order
for me busineSslike and efficient man
ner in which he conducted his ONCE
was The portion Of County Clerk Harry
T. Mulcrevy At the hands Of the grand
GI1. which made its final report and
vas discharged Friday The inquisito-
risl body also noted the fact that the
business Of the office was conducted
under adverse conditions and recon-
nended that the board OF supervisors
provide additional facilities
The grand jury committee which in
EestigaUed the county clerks office
noted especially the convenient ar
rsnzemenL Of the once and the thor
o4ghlv systematized methods OF han
ding the immense volume Of business
resulting from litigation in all the
courts OF the city and county. II noted
the segregation OF the work OF the diff
ferent 5epa rtments and the promptness
and dispatch with which all was kept
up 10 date.
The method OF the county clerk in
ia ndling the receipts OF the Office also
elected the admiration OF the grand
jurors BY the system in vogue per
feet check is kept on all fees received.
and there is q minimum possibility of
fraud.
Tne committee concluded its report
with q recommendation that the county
clerk be given additional help and
more conveniently located quarters.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
STOCK VALUED AT
$35O,OoO MISSING
Shares of JudsOn Estate Com
pany Not Found in Bene=
diets Safe Deposit Box

Great concern was expressed yester-
day by Matt I. sullivan. attorney for
Courtland S. Benedict, who is contest
ing the will of his son, Egbert Judson.
as to the whereabouts of stock in the
Judson estate company worth about
s350,0O0. a list of securities made out
by the widow, Emily W. Benedict, to
whom the entire estate is willed. was
handed to Sullivan by John n. Aitken,
attorney for Mrs. Benedict, in court
yesterday morning. 1t showed all the
stocks and bonds found in the safe
deposit box of the testator.
But where are the 1888 shares of
stock in the Judson estate company.
worth approximately a third of a mil
lion?" asked sullivan after perusing
the list
Mrs Benedict was not in court TO
explain, and Aitken said that he sup
posed they were in the custody of Seth
Mann, who represented the dead man
in all legal matters. Mann has been in
Washington and is not expected in San
Francisco before Wednesday next.
BOND TO BE INCREASED
The specific subject before the court
yesterday was a motion to increase
Mrs Benedict's bond as special admin
istratrix from $4,000 to $4,000 the
estate being valued at 81 900. 900. Judge
Graham said it was obvious that the
bond must be increased.
Il am not so anxious about incress-
ing the bonds as l am about the
whereabouts of this Judson estate
stock" said Sullivan. 1t was again
explained to him that Mann probably
had the stock.
Sullivan was disappointed at the
nonappearance in court of Mrs. Bene-
dict, and asked that she be ordered
TO appear. Judge Graham said that it
would be unseemly TO force a widow
into court so soon after her husbands
death.
Lots of unseemly things have been
done in this case" remarked Sullivan.
1t was finally agreed that the applica-
tion be postponed until Friday next at
, o'clock, at which hour Mrs. Benedict
will be in court
SECURITIES IN STRONG BOX
The bonds and stock found in Bene-
diets safe deposit box consisted of the
Bonds-is gas and electric company: so
Spring Valley water company: 15 Golden Gate
20 United Railroads.
Shares-2S Buyan x Baehr; 81 Central trust
company; 100 preferred Pacific States telephone
and telegraph company 1G3 Sather banking
company; San Francisco savings union; 125
California wine association: 1900 Colma land
association; ESQ Gwin mine development CON-
pany; $50 Norwegian mining company.
CourtIand S. Benedict, the contestant
of the Will is a large stock holder in
the Hastings clothing company and di-
rector of two banks. He alleges that
E. J. Benedict was unduly Influenced
by his wife and that he was drunk
when he made the viii in her favor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
COMPANY B, SIGNAL CORPS,
TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Comedy by Gus SchIiescher to
Be Staged

a short comedy dealing with mill
fzrv life written for the occasion by
Gus Schiescher, viii be one of the fea-
rsres Of the enterts inment 10 be given
- Conpsn p. signal corps. national
zaard of California. the evening of
APRIL T. at Golden Gate Comma ndery
hall Among the other numbers on the
program viii be several solos by Miss
Margaret Law
The semisnnual inspection Of the
coupsny BY the war department which
viii be also the annual inspection of
ne state. viii take place March u and
49, on the 5rst day the company will
he inspected in signaling in all its
ranches. the inspection stretching into
tho evening. when il will be tested in
Signaling by night The morning fol-
owing viii be devoted to mounted
drill
The indoor target practice is still
Kept up. the highest scores 10 date be-
Erg made BIZ Lieutenant z c. Leichter
I'd Corporal Smith. The wireless mast
Is now in position and recently received
its first message.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
JUDSON HARMONT TO
LEAD DEMOCRATS
Member of National Committee
Forecasts Nomination for
President in 1912

NEW YORK, Feb. 19,-~Governor
Judson Harmon win be the next demo-
cratic nominee for president and Gov
ernor Marshall of Indiana will probably
occupy the second place on the ticket 8"
This is the forecast of Colonel John
". Tomlinson of Birmingham, Ala, who
is now in New York. Colonel Tomlin-
son is a member Of the democratic
national committee.
Il don't think Bryan viii be a candi-
date, continued Colonel Tomlinson
although of course he has to be taken
into account. Neither is Mayor Gay
nor probabl candidate"
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
HONORS
COLONEL HAWES
Raphael WeiII Gives Dinner in
Observance of the Deans
18th Birthday

In honor Of the seventy seventh
birthday of Colonel A G. Hawes,
Raphael Well gave an elaborate din
ner at the Bohemian club last night.
Colonel Hswes is the dean and the
Oldest of the former presidents of the
club and was a member of the first
board of directors in 1873. He is a
veteran Of the civil war.
Although the honoTs of the dinner
were for Colonel Hawes alone. many
well wishes were extended 10 Admiral
Sebree, whose birthday was coincident.
The tables were heavily laden with
great banks Of red roses and carna-
tions and from the ceiling was hung a
huge cluster OF woodwardias.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
NATIVES TO CELEBRATE
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY

Washington's birthday viii be cele-
brated by the Army and Navy parlor
No 2o7, Native Sons of the Golden
West. by a ball al Santa Clara hall, I72
Golden Gate avenue, on the evening OF
February %.
Those comprising the committees in
charge OF the affair are:
y. ". Crowley J. F. Webster. J.. L Hunter
&. J. Ksminski J. NJ. Glennan. A. L. Eisner
!. ]. Ryan. George Appel II NJ. Siebert ]. J.
Morgan r. Berbegsbl, R. Gottheimer. ". Mar
ron J. Msckey. " Dover A. Primet A. Mol
fno. J. McElroy. ID. Caden. r. de Ross f.
Gisccobi, r. Rebstock. c. Auerbsch, II. O'Lesry
+ ". Ledden. W Capei. A Berryesss. H. M.
Smith. M. l. Haines and a. Epstein.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
ROUGH RIDERS TO HAVE
BANQUET AT THE PALACE
Organization to Celebrate at
Feast Birth of Washington

Tire rough riders Of California will
observe the anniversary of the birth of
George Washington by a banquet at
the Palace hotel next Tuesday night.
This viii be under the supervision of
the following named committee:
Colonel J. ]. Kerrigan. chairman:
General A. 3. TreadweN, Colonel John
r. Jones. Colonel A. I. Peterson, Colo
mel w r Balch (retired), Major NJ
Rothenberg Major r. NJ Levy, Joseph
Goddard and J. J. Sweeney.
Among those who have been selected
y respond TO tossts are: Charles +
o.. Harry ]. Mulcrevey, Judge
George II. Cabaniss, Frank Murphy.
Thomas Y. Gator and George 3. Ben
ham.
During the evening there will be a
program of instrumental and vocal
music
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
WILL ADDRESS :

WILL ADDRESS Y. W. C. A-At the regular
Sunday afternoon service at the Young
Women's Christian association. l249 0'FarreIl
street. Rev. Z. B. Payne viii speak On the
subject. Room al the Bottom" Mrs. Helen
Hsrkens and Miss Ada NJ Foil will ling
number of duets. social half hour viii fol-
low the service. All women are cordially in
vited to attend