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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-10
SUBURB ADOPTION IS
A TEN TO ONE SHOT
East Hollywood Eager, Though Few
Land Owners and Water Com-
pany BaIk; Los Angeles
Solid for 1t

A canvass reveals that East Holly
wood and adjoining districts proposed
to be annexed to Los Angeles at the
election February 18 will favor the
proposition by vote of ten to one
The only opposition which has devel-
oped is found to be among the small
ratio of persons who own large tracts
of undeveloped land along the foot
hills.
The water company doing business
in the district also is perturbed. Of
ficials state that annexation Will add
tax expense of $35 a month to their
corporation. Citizens of East Holly
wood declare that the real reason is
the coming of Owens river water.
Practically unanimous vote favor
ing the adoption is expected in Los
Angeles. The district is of such value
that the assessment of the new pos
session will care for all expenses, it Is
said.
East Hollywood has done it's full
share in aid of county road improve
ment. During the past three years the
town has paid into the road fund more
than $4,000, but has received little
in return. 1t has contributed for ed
ucational purposes, but has not been
given the best Of school facilities.
But East Hollywood is offering, gra-
tbs, splendidly improved and land
scaped suburb with its many dwell
ings and big tax fund to the greater
city in return for it's adoption.
The place has it's own lighting sys-
tenn as well as the water plant, in
addition to property the valuation of
which runs into the millions. 1t is
growing rapidly. The majority of citi-
zens are business men of Los Angeles
and others have holdings here.
East Hollywood has asked no favors
in the proposition. 1t will participate
in the responsibility of the San Pedro
and aqueduct bond issues. And. fur
thermore, the borough If annexed will
become a part of Los Angeles in sea-
son to be included in the annual city
tax assessment to be levied March l.
The park and water boards favor
the annexation of East Hollywood and
surrounding district as an advanta-
geous proposition. The absolute con-
troll of the entire district lying to the
north and northeast of the city is de-
clared to be necessary to the better
ment of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-10
AVIATION MEET FUND
IS TO BE RETURNED
Executive Committee Decides That
Subscribers Shall Receive
Full Amount of Con-
tribution

The executive committee of the re-
cent aviation meet held meeting at
the rooms of the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' association yesterday after
noon, and decided to refund to all sub
scribers to the exhibition the full
amount paid to the association. The
total amount subscribed was $4,000.
Owing to certain matters in litiga-
ton and arbitration the committee
final report to subscribers will not be
submitted until all disputes are ad-
justed. After the matters in contro-
versy are settled the committee will
divide pro ratio any surplus that may
be available at which time full
statement will be published.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-10
DAZED YOUNG WOMAN ON
STREET IN NIGHTDRESS
Saws She Wandered from Room De-
lirious; Brought to Senses by
Police Surgeons at Hospital

Barefooted and clothed only in a
light nightdress, Mrs. Louise McCash-
in, "a years old, who lives at 22l Nortn
Hin street, was found wandering near near
First street and Broadway shorty :
after q O'clock Yesterday morning and
taken to her home by Patrolman
Pratt Later the woman insisted on
leaving her home to sell papers to i'm
aginary customers and was taken to
the receiving hospital for treatment.
The woman appeared to be dazed
when examined by the police surgeons,
but later regained her senses ana t@olu @
the physicians she had wandered out
of her room while delirious.
Shortly before noon the woman was
able to return to her home.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-10
w. c. T. U. PROGRAM ARRANGED

"Our Honored Leaders-Lincoln and
Washington" will be the topic of the
Los Angeles w. C. T. u. at the First
Methodist church this afternoon at 2
o'clock, in charge of the Stanton w
r. C. Mrs. Cora B. Sawyer, patriotic
Instructor, will preside. Mrs. Mary
Swaggart will lead in the devotions
and Mrs. Grace Willard will be in
charge of the music. Mrs. Kate Read
Field, president of Stanton w. r. c.,
will give greeting, followed by an adj
dress on Lincoln" by Mrs. Emily
Morgan. Mrs. Minnie Powell will
speak on washington" Miss Mar
garet Goodwin will close the program
with a vocal solo.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-10
BULLET SHATTERED BONE
CUT FROM YOUTHS SKULL
Surgeons Say Abbot, Shot In Head by
Negro, Has Chance-Sax-
ton Held

A piece of shattered bone almost an
inch in diameter was removed from the
skull of Fred Abbot, who was shot in
the head Tuesday night by G. w. Sax
ton, negro, at Ninth and Lemon
streets, by the police surgeons at the
receiving hospital early yesterday
morning.
Abbot was reported slightly i'm
proved late yesterday afternoon, and
the attending physicians say he has a
chance for recovery.
The negro, who admits shooting the
young man because the latter, with
scme companions, made a noise In
passing the home of the black, is a
prisoner in the city Jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-10
WAR VETERAN DIES

Col. Henry G. Stratton, 72 years old
a veteran of the Civil War, died yes
terday at his home, 1043 Florida street
He was a retired druggist. He is sur
vived by his wife and one daughter
Mrs. w. H. Cross of Los Angeles
Funeral services will be held Friday al
1870 p. m at the First congregational
church. Burial Will be in the soldiers
home cemetery, where military exer-
cises will be held.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-10
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS

The twenty-fifth annual conyention
of the Los Angeles County Sunday
school association will be held at
Long Beach March to A. There will
be a large gathering of interdenom-
national Sunday school workers. DR..
]. McElfresh, superintendent of inter-
national teacher training department,
will be present and take prominent
part Hugh c. Gibson, head of the
Sunday school association, is in charge
of arrangements.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-10
ACCUSED OF MURDER

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 9.-Coro-
nor C,oe who held an inquest in the
case of Mrs. Alice Van zandt' whose
body was found lying across a gas
stove at her home on January 20, re-
turned a verdict today in which he de-
clared that the woman was murdereu.
He said circumstances point strongly
toward Jesse Van Zandt. husband OF
the woman, as the guilty party.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-10
PUTS BAN ON 2.cENT FARE

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 9.-Temporary m
functions were issued today in the
United states circuit court against the
state of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma
state railroad commission restraining
them from further enforcement of the
2-cent passenger fare and certain
freight rates.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-10
CONDUCTORS SON DIES

Charles Russell Leonard, the 17-year-
old son of J. Leonard, a prominent
railroad contractor, died yesterday at
the family home, 901 South State street.
Funeral services, which will be pri-
vate, will be held this morning at IL
o'clock at the chapel in Evergreen Gem
etery.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-10
TWO LADS BURNED TO DEATH

JAMESTOWN, N. D., Feb. 9.-While
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ellenberger, prom
inent residents of McCluskey, We're at
tending a funeral in a nearby church
today their two sons, aged and 2
years, were burned to death in fire
which DESTROYED their home.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-10

ANYBODY who would be able to ma an
address in the n.reetory would be able -
and your CLASSIFIED ads
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NlslRlsan Poani.

the DEVELOPMENT Of ShipE.an Point A.
rssidsntial section of stamford ha- been
ma king last prOwres- an rscent years. There
you'd acqulre the southern portion Of the
unity ISs-ssd. and instead the city has laid
out an extensive park 10 the east q the
IN connection with it, purchase Vas taken
on the night u Halloween a feV years
ago. and the name Halloween Park has
been oss;oTed upon 4. hoSn. s2og.s.o
ment Of the park tract.
The ensa bllshInent Of this park and the
Improvement Of the surroundings have
1sssarsily rlvs5 an lSST 1s inRes y" 90
hss been spent within few years In hand
some residences AZ ShtPDan. which In the
summer season enjoys the priv ilege- q the
son11sS~i~. 10 IL SERIAL Ne. MSny New
Workers have eata blished summer homes
On the point. and tho summer colony
increasing each year At the present
hastsnsd 10 cOInplstlOn in readiness for the
With practically all the shore front taken
hers h much interest In tbs development
sast side Of shlppan avenue, offending
hence tn tho shore. Il has been parti-
Toned into thirty-two lots, but. eTcepting
on this ahcrs front, sales Will be made Of two
mi So restrictions as 10 Inc class Of build
InRs tn ba erected. At the eastern end
II the tract IL ono q the best beaches on the
sound. There h an abrupt ri.s Of the
.SST. io% ss s mark. il 3 he pnssnsisS
20 construct . street through tho centre
u the tract, and as tho sasssFn end Of the
,'reet 4 flight Of cefnent steps OF ornAmshtAl
III Be reserved for the use Of those buying
.p'~ the tract.
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Atlorney. \. g rhOmas. rrIrFes: due On jadgmsnt
40 lasa. subject 10 two morigagea aGgregagug
az NN
iasth street. nOrth xids. hlOrk front between
Third and FULTON AVENUES. a21wiJaH irregular
h4i.A thF-r story trnetnrnt and tuo. tArar. four
aud nve story buildings Of hrgMary: RMlwrnat
lmdustrtal savings Bank W. \. y. SchnugR % al :
". a y. !. O00rrnAn. attorDeyG O. N. Montague
referee; dn. on Judgment S5ss5ao sabJsef 70
LaHrs. nc. -. $40.
Tenth avenue. 40 sis n SIS norshwess corner
Of FOTiy fourth street. TsysHtaD. ave sasrY loft
and store building and two seggy Etahlf; X, y.
Hayek ~. Louis bayek 81 a.. EDWARD MtsAling.
attorney: y Henry, referee parumoa-
Croaon street. northeast corner Of Auduboq
avenue, aaHst naaHsn frams 6vellingE NJ =.
Mccarthy W. a. T.. Corbsat 20 a.. iona WhAlea.
attorney; n. J. Soanioa. rsssrss. pNFlttioa-
~ Bryan l. Ksnnsaiy.
several plots on the PspsstdRs Hal trAge 81
OaEdale. l.. o. voluntary .ale.
Scveutleth street No. az. nOulb nlds. 10 fset
west q Ptrst avenue. = .saie1A fOur story tsns
nirnE W. y. Noyes ". ,. J.. Darr1uk ~ al: O. n.
N0y -. attornEN y. y. DowHa9. reteres: due
on Judgment tis.Aiaaas suhleoC - tahes. Ae.
u.iA4tG
~ :. ~. Mayors.
IleAington avenue. noFsNwess cornsB % INN
Sired tcpttMeA VnuanC n. q. Hounrd ". J. d.
Flrignemanm - al. ID y. MnnnnY. ninngnag.
=. W. Eeilur. retnrgas due gnl iu4NWrRA a3n.aa14l
fahlerl y aansa 49, baJAat.tG ss8leua - a lBaB-
-
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.At u vsssy stree,
MoxDAT. Apnn T.

10y Joseph y. DAY.
:; Tenn sveaus. sOxssG four ssory tenement:
o.sn,.ry sale Ia.
.. seesnd avenue. IsEfiA lhfse ssssy Dwelling:
Hsropolls.n ssvtns. Bank y: Hich.el rreed
Grady. referee: due on Judgment N. sssle ~:
s.bjsci % tsIes. Ac. siiI.Ss.
-sm avenue sslila iEssEii9it: vaeant; W. y.
,snzis V. sarah Psrmii ssal tAnctlsa p: W.
% iSsam.s erpss .sb;s.. w g .. sss'r &C.
80 a. s'iolsei % pr.er neTsssgs o. USe =,
s,ona svsngs sI5IiI. ave stSTy iensmsss and
o-r s'lnOu Hs-riR. trustee. ke-. ". l. 8. HaEpsT
IRE. -: .. ass-snS i sissss "a: saSS:es 8
60 o, flynn sven1r. ,sias . ssTss ssory ssns.
uorr..s fsrs5y ,rs. E 49, 81 A@ e =
zoe q Judgment Vs. sis 70 10 s"Sis@t % ;ssss.
SAN s,Ts,, 10 sio ,outh ode. iSss fs., esq, Of
.Sssth sy,nls 32liitt. Wsken..d MaEy hss-
,',0rDeys. Z. l. DOnnsIsn. ref~rrs due 90 Jnds.
neat 49, o. slbiert 20 taaes &c. Mai
'biec' 10 nrs' mortgage Of eAsD
III sBsg. APAtl. g.
. " io-rph Day.
10 Sf Forfr eighth street 81 lAis0.aAt7 itNtzss Z.
.'rs;s sS.S1s 80: ~, % 81 yes, ..as. as
o. fenru~nts anu stores. al-o
nm ,:, po 80 80 .s,; 2 20. east 90, sS,s
.--.,' y igs ,, the SHr story ,sne~eals and
psviss. : = ! a,tornsyS 3 X. fSSlsssn
,o.,E ',; wee, xS. ia .,,. slss; 81 fee. as..h
"a, 81 ~; =; nrs tor hsiIa.ns sIeeu'"rs
-nty ss9o sa street. 70 81 sss9n Id, IA
% 80, 81 Second avenue. 1oH07s I've saoFy
"r. ~ four story rear Oenemen's eHecusgs
l~-nty- sscand street. 20. &c. souIh slde. sas
90 .H Of Serond avenue. l0As5s nVe story
II fTffHW naan4 50
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rrs Vie roof, and contains eleven rooms and
ivo baths. also sold 20 Richard Relish =
,iot uI lots on belmont street. Mr. kelsh
hsS given q contract TO the Long leland
Building company TO erect a home for him.
80 b. completed hy the first 81 Septer1 her.
e.. SWeeny purchased \ plot Of rye lots
~ Iuriland Boulevard aud h having plans
drasn lOr q stuSco dNeuing. 20 coat sbcut
nIg
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HANDSOMELY furnished apartment IS looms
hath telephone. ms Dassed raost tactluea re
eCsa neiahhorhood Immediate poNasastoa. reA.
sonshlec rgferences exchanged ~ henlNorth
nj FiaIbush: block Sest Ftatoush Az. ~ tieh
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RCyriG CAMP n AdlruAaanha enaaMfta9fr
furulAuar - nant tnf auuilmuf n14nuls fuD nfIiTr
h1llae, aaa hotifn1w1s mno1qra haaR naN s2na anf-
yn4H' qnartef1i W taRt frwntaBa on Blg M1ana
=. 3 o. rsuaa ~. rEibans 8uiifIa8I
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WHMENKAa cTyENrN
CAPiTAE

~%TwuA&
caQaaAl prpsurea Coz Iegitlmal. enterpgsaf
: ss.ssa sSslr Ssslssss should esii Or sfi.s
ss Ss 80 inSsspSsSssS uss.s SaS ss@ss az
80 eesl: We have been oVeERling thi. hus y
- asss s~ss's-ass Yssr sssssi rsssrf
as6oNAID- wssGrNsd8, 81 BrO~a~us
usD WE OVER for sale i0onD shares y
stock Of MeRican Mining = smelling Come9|
above amSaat derived IRON stock ale. 20 buIai'
pa S.Ss sssss ?, :. g e. sAss. .nd ,Ss ls
1Se N sSss s SS ~
u4ll- oPVER F0R SALE gisso Of s.osl
SIC per shaEe n an established rOmpAny. locnt3
~ 80 s WEE asa;sr. sirS 8 q
acnaRds eaying 9 QeAs nsleesr Of mssel4
your Iass-tmsat TSis Is an &s-psisasi ossif
'.'l 6sS on .S k CO. - S-Ssa~.s
tlssl VIZ oFFER FOR SAL. an OF any psFt'
- shares % seaok IN bleacqefy about - So
sss. e SssS. sIsSs s s.s 5, ssSSS n
ussd aeseluisly IN tAe business; fOr the Purah
ssnsssS q ;,ssS sSS ODER h me .s sSs
a. par sloo psr shaEs. and " = estimated -
n nave Sss yssr ... an ass 3, d' Sass q i
-rhls 10 no eapssamemC BulldinEs cainplsa9
.sar.y ~ s.schissry Iss'sllss .., Mln essy s's
McD0NAi.DwfddINs co. ~ BTSadwst 3
Clssl OFFER FOR SAFE limited number
q Esealyg,s. imser I'D ssssr Tspisal pSc,I3
SOFA. asa sSs sss sexs . ssy. ssr sssse = q
ar iii Sssdsrlsrs ssSIa 5. p. .s . ave
eli a. 81 S S s S.s = "a Inv ss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CO. 81 Bresdw.f
JAnniDGE G0LD MINES are ssass3l3
guidance % eEpsrisac.d men; % msm6er.hiH
81 * sSssS sRsSs:s sass SSS ior
good clalma al memnegsnlps endued eqae~
ssssps is -' sppsrssai;S. sspssssils tor e.
wRs cannot personally ,vnit TN very exasRN|
&'sSs6hy2STr. t fs.. Fsiis. is.ss: - SIss
Tag - . bnslness builasr and lFs wtlii4E % -
up their belief 20 some extent arc invites b
3 sSiHSGaSS. y. sS c.s sssf .V W Esss O1sss
wANTED--An Idea. VINO cAn thank Of -
elmpls shsng - patent Proeect your kteH
Ps:ss! T SSs Sss Y"s . Ss1 ss c:H
WiEiDbEfRisHuIsN.. cspissiiss. BIsSsisSS. D. y
MIssoURrs Hne and lead mines pay! z
dlVidsnda Bax -n.atslseoEe- stock now
IN value; Inquiries Invited LYON INvu32
AENL W. seee9. "a. 49,.
SAFE 90 the Hank OF England; $50 70 soc 4
vested IN an honest business enasrpriss ineNl/
an income for ME. Write for bookhel JAMEB/
RYAN. Ser., Aanis fsta. Marie. Mich.
MISSOURI WANTS FARMERS Truch. M
dairy. sheep and chicken farms cheap. -
terms. Bcarhy markets. wrte. Ai.soan 80
board Of Immigration. Springfield. No.
aulrus naasley for extension: prohts large nH
sacc~<s already assured. Particulars Of box}@
iaee hf0eaway'. -. -s...s.fr.
ANYONE. ANYWHERE. cen star . pr0atakH
mail order bua;neHHr ~ home gvuns1Hp. Send 90
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send fog Good Things % lnveal-
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ELEGANT RpSIDENCE. Wtth rtablp. Ice h0uss
garage. toSi h0use. Ae.: ~ tret Of porch: 20
Hulas view: win farm % ia ACRES. having farm
hounr ana al nrue~sary Outbuitdlngs: apganR
water Supplies both placrs: healt6iest town
In New EAglaRd: har way 20 The BerkshlFv HIila
70. q. WARD. Danbury. Cons.
FARas N New gsxszaa: sss buufns.a. pI.aanrs
OF Investment $50 20 ea0010 ciFuutar frea: q
postal bftngN a. Dept ln. y. y. LELAND. ia
Devoaahlrc 81. RDaton. hasa.
FARM BARGAINS One ARE 70 40 aerpN pauo
- o. 90 nrrvgei village fArna nahlmR and hunt
ing; gOod markstx; write iOr Na1 y. n. SMITH
station A. Ntnrtcd. Coma.
CONNBcrBCITT Valley Parm BarRaina; lm
miles cut. near depot snd boat landtnH. frnnn 70
IN arrrs FlScHER. East hampton. conn.
FoR RgNT-At aachsm'a Head. Cann.. f1F-
nlahsa cottage. Address FISK. ~ ON 81. Nsw
Haven. Conn.
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HOCSEKEEPER WANTED-AbOnt Juns -
take fllll achAngH Of large cUuntFy hpusss must
highly oompetenl understand catering. eee.
dSuaN. with full particulars and references. X
hoH l02 sun once
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cHEDENTIM. EMPLOYMENT CORPOnATIpN
0pcaings noe for Clerteak sales and ntrh.eo
Men with hest business arms and c0rrNraupq.
NO ADVANCE FEE.
Two Dollar deposit required. rsssEn Etse cSBemsa&
send for sample CODY,
THE NY TO TIP sFruATIoN
"a Bro1dway, Room a..
APPLICATIONS WANTED iMMEDIATELr Z
Clerks, nael N e7nOfae hookkeepeFS. NNs4.eN
ssaa.aD EEpogssneed Heavy Hsn1weFa s<>ssaS8
~ TD 10: vitae za1 IlSaS- City Sss<ss4$@ -
brltinR SALESMAN: Stenoaraphers and ryntstA
sa,o % ma ~. Stsnographers iBuildtng Consrnr
torn eKpeFtenerl e.S9o.& Printing SAiaA1ne1
CITY ,and Roadl .-l 80
civil. SERVICE ExaEnlnA tons. in New York
City MAY eth. RKcellgnt salnrlea candidates.
PREPARED free. FRANKLIN lNSTtTCfB. Dqlt1
go ". RoehesteE. ~. Y.
HAT SALESMAN $50 and Expenses: Englisb.
Spanish strnogFaphef for Mexlco, ai2S. bookkeep
Der otD dry goSdA clerk. AlGo. an4latA GeHhfa&,
Hotlston hank, ~ .enD investment reuuIreG
BUSINESS MEN'SCLEARfN0 HOUSE HSaAtoa
Tea.
MEN Of IDEAS who have some inventive ability.
GREELEY a MCINTYRE. Patent Ataorneya
WAnhinGton. ID. G.
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sOoD wmL AND INTEREST.

THE larss.s. oldest and besa paying deIlrais.sqn
over half a ceatnFy: large gtneh and Eued ieuss.
DrCsent owner Wishes W rotlrs frvm prngo nus
dag Ap1fl = % 4 afteE 30 a. ~. of FTSkSH \,
OTFKhMASN. BF1Gtpl Hoael. nth -, neaI gN4
). 6fFERaiANN. tOi RFSsawGy. BuEsio n. " I
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RETIRED msrchaats. salesmen 90 athers. MO
have en- tanaiVe Arqlain lance pron tapis
snplay rDent aGlss4ters for nYe ineuyanae; aau8
factory 1grsemcas- vii, be made VITA ~ 4ace
4 son iSa William ~ V city. Estabtished. tSoo
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EighassRrh str-s,. 70. $40. s5uth SIDE. la1 Toe!
usaf Of Avun@e ~ taeE11, ID au1gy tenrfueut
an2 slDrss: Paul nFllrnaa ~ Slu@ LgGa0ust9
81 81 A.. A. How'll. aetoF1eEs llH41s Ne4Ensy,
s.sss, a1 s: q oas"-a'' ''"'i'' '"a''s' %
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chery strsss. 40 - soEt =, -iSs: - ssss sas;
md stoFss. Stats Rank W. MoTYte LSyy - 81:
". 7. KShn. at,eFasy; AIsslt Yalek, Fseeree; aus
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nsll- 0RHER FoA SALE fissso Of s,esn
In NeW York civ, maQuiActurln9 an InntaQ \
eoans AHiscerin. WnAnr neAter. which h In d.
dawands having = GleAt number Of mach1
alrea4y pAeoeA. SlecA Win peF "a least is.kl
your iasestmeaG rhls 10 an Exceptional Oeg4
's1 Observation-Disclosures sSs " Sssss EsSs CO
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zOatk Of iTsth street saTliC0, tWS sAsFJ aaeiAng
h,rns ~ SaI y s., Ls~I. e al 8 Wei,
judgment. N.Tts %. subject "a tA1es. Ae t12a
tNth street. No. e9i. north she. 3@sS feet ees
schlosssV ". IloRens Kether ct al. r. Humfns |
AttoEney Jacob Levy. ressree: due Ga lyaEneAi
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SAFE az the Hank Of England: $50 20 soc
vested IN an honest business enterprtss inxN
an Income for fife. Write for bo1klee JAMES
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-14
DEMOCRATS
 HAVE BIG CELEBRATION
Paraded Through Village Headed by Band, After Which Supper and a Dance Were Enjoyed.

So jubiliant were the democrats of Fitchyille over the election of their local ticket headed by John F. Fields for representative, and also the cleo tion of Judge Simeon F. Baldwin for governor that the celebration which started Tuesday evening did not end until Saturday night Tuesday evening party of about fifty democrats came to Norwich in Harris big auto truck and attended Polls theater and later upon arrival home started big fires and concluded with speeches and later adjourned until Saturday night The celebration Saturday evening was be- yong the expectation of those in charge of the affair. Not since the election of William r. Rogue, now a resident of Norwich. but formerly of Bozrah. as the democratic representative of Bozrah in 1892 has there been such fireworks and music as there were on Saturday evening. line composed mostly of the democratic voters and boys in town, was headed by the Yan- tic brass band. led by Representative John F. Fields, the successful candi- date. in an auto. Accompanying Rep resentative Fields in the machine were former Representative John $. Suh- van and Wareham W. Bently, and the chauffeur. The line paraded through Main street in FitchVille. down Or chard lane, through Riverside avenue back through Main street through School street, and returned to the Palmer hall, where a dance was in progress, at which one of the largest crowds ever assembled in the hall was gathered. Supper was served in the Y. M D. club rooms and later ad dresses were made by Representative Fields, ex-R Representative W. W. Bent ley and J. $. Sullivan, Thomas Foley and others.
 The affair lasted until midnight and was greatly enjoyed by all and al the close three rousing cheers were given for Representative F'ieks. through whose generosity the time Saturday night was given.
 All along the line of march the streets were illuminated with colore@ lights and red candles.