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Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02
MooSUP
Deaths of Louis Deibee and ormard
Potvin, George Hall and Mrs. Paul
Caron-Baptist Church Officers.


Louis Delbec, a resident of this will
age for Is years. died Monday NIGHT
funeral was hell Wednesday morning
from All Hailows' church, Rev. T. II.
Broderick officiating. Mr. Delb.ee Was
a blacksmith, which occupation he had
followed for years. He was 68 years
old and for 81 years had been q regll-
lar attendant at All HaHows' church.
Besides his widow he leaves five chill
dren: Eugene and Joseph Delbec, Mrs.
Emile Dore, Mrs Eldric IaQerle and
Marcia Delbec of New Bedford. The
burial was in All Hallows' cemetery on
the Green Hollow road.
Died of Diphtheria.
Armand, the three year-old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. John, Potvin. died
early Monday morning of i1iphtherfa,
the body was buried in the afternoon.
Two others are critically i'll with the
same disease. The family are under a
strict quarantine.
Annual Meeting of Baptist Church.
Last Monday evening the members
of the Baptist church and society held
their annual meeting and elected off,
GERS for the ensuing year. A. G. Deni-
son was chosen chairman and e. z.
Salisbury, clerk. The secretary read
his report, which showed the finances
to be in a fine condition. A. 9. Denf-
SON, E. c. Mortimer and II. H. Rob-
erts were chosen committee to serve
the church the coming year; E. e.
and A. G. Denison, collector: Anthony
Paranzine and Albert Denison, ushers.
Schools Close.
All the schools closed Friday night
for a weeks vacation, to open again
Monday, April IL. All Of the teachers
win be retained for the summer term.
Death of George Hall.
George Hall, a. longtime resident OF
this vicinity. died at mis- home near
pneumonia, aged 10 years The tuner
al was held Wednesday at II O'Clock.
Rev. J. G. Stanton, pastor of the Bap-
fist church, officiating. The burial was
in Evergreen cemetery beside his wife,
who died a number OF years ago. He
leaves one son. with whom he lived.
Taken to WATERFOWL.
Alex Putnam, who has been sick a
number of months with a complication
of diseases, has so far recovered as
to be taken to WATERFOWL where the
family will take up their residence for
the present
Death of Mrs. Paul caron.
Mrs Regina. wife of Paul caron.
died at her home in Union village last
Monday of cancer of the stomach, at
the age of 81 years. She leaves hus-
band and several children. The fam
lily came here from Jewett City about
year ago. The funeral was held at
All Hanows' church last Wednesday
morning. The burial was in All Hal
lows cemetery.
Attending Methodist Conferences.
Rev. John L. Wheeler, who for the
past five years has been pastor OF the
Methodist church, is attending the
Methodist conference at Attleboro. Mr.
Wheeler does not expect to be return
ed to MOOSup
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02
PLAINFlELD
Death of Mrs. Luther Eaton-Death of
Welcome Browning Switch Left
Open.

Opens
All were saddened to hear Thursday
morning Of the death during the night
OF Mrs. Ella Tiffany Eaton, beloved
wife Of Luther Eaton. Mrs Eaton has
been a great sufferer for several years
but the end came suddenly. Hers was
a CHEEKY disposition. Her husband
gave up sds active business in the firm
of Eaton, Chase & Co. in Norwich sew
eral years ago and for ten years has
devoted his whole time to his invalid
wife. Everything which love and
money could do has been done and the
rcavcd husband. BESIDES her husband.
Mrs. Eaton leaves one sister. Mrs.
Charles Baker OF Central Village
Personals.
Mr. and Mrs P. w. Lewis were in
Canterbury Sunday.
Miss Tappan is visiting at Mr.. Col
WINS
Easter Services. -
The Easter service at the church on
Sunday evening was well attended.
The exercises proved pleasing to all.
Death of Welcome Browning.
Welcome Browning of baskerville
passed away early Thursday morning.
streets and will be much missed.
Coal Pocket Switch Left Open.
Some one left the switch open by
causing the o'clock train from Prov
idence to run into the an open switch
and piling up the engine and cars.
No one was reported as seriously hurt.
Town Accepts Offer.
At a special town meeting last Sat
urday It was voted to accept the offer
Of the Lawton Mills corporation, the
corporation to give land on which to
build a. scfroolhouse and the town to
give $1,000 toward the same.
Fred Lewis is quite I'll at his father
n-law's. Fred Hyde of Canterbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02
BROOKLYN.
Activities Of Church Societies - Adj
dresses by Mrs. George W. Peckham
Mira. Ayers Death at 90.


March IL, Albert s. Field. deputy
jailer, returned from Michigan bring
ing with him . prisoner named Chas.
Miller, who had broken jail during the
night Of January I, 1910. having OBJ
tanned from Gov. Wicks a reaudsition
upon the governor of Michigan for him.
That night he was brought before T.
D. Pond, Justice of the peace, and was
by him bound over to the next term
of the superior court to be held in
The ladies' of the Congregational
church gave a supper Friday evening
in their chapel. 1t was well patronized.
r. B. Witter made a visit to Hart
ford and New Britain this week
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miliigan of
Springfield were guests over Sunday
of ME-. and Mrs. ]. H. Miliigan.
Talks on Missions.
Mrs, George w. Peckham of Boston,
who is connected with the Baptist
Home Mission society, was the guest
Of Rev. G. r. Genung. d. D., and wife
over Sunday. Saturday evening she
spoke to the Farther Lights. who were
invited to meet at the parsonage to
gave a talk en the work of the society
I'm America. and especially among the
negroes OF the south At the Sunday
school she spoke OF the work in Alaska.
In the evening the B. 7. P. u. held their
monthly conquest meeting end she oc-
cupied the thzae In telling OF the work
OF the society among the Indians. In
all her talks she illustrated her re-
MARKS by giving personal experiences.
and she held the closest attention of
her hearers.
william Ireland after an absence OF
some months Is again In town.
Florence OsNefH spent Easter with
friends in Willimantic.
Mrs. T. D. Pond visited her children
in Providence the past week.
On Thursday evening the Ladies' Aid
society of tbs BaDcsst church gave
supper at the home of r. B. Witter
and Miss Helen Writer. A large num-
Der was present and the results were
all that could be expected.
Rev @. F. Genung, ID. D., was in
Boston the past week and made a
short visit with his daughter in Med
ford.
Death of Mrs. Lucinda Nj. Aver.
T. d. Pond, who went to Providence
ON Thursday intending to spend Easter
oauss Of the death of Mrs. Lucinda M.
Aver, who died in Ponnfret on Friday
at the age of 90 years IL months. Her
funeral was held on Monday at the
residences Of Mr. and Mrs. Philo t.
Kingsbury, with whom she had made
her home for many years Burial was
in Arlington. She was q member for
many years OF the Congregational
church of Arlington and her pastor
oficiated at the funeral.
Monday night Mr.. Pond returned to
Providence to finish his visit.
Miss Grace Thresher, who is teach
ing in Lowell, Mass, came home Sat
urday for vacation of a week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02
CANTERBURY.
Auction at Lyons Place Attended q,
Big Crowd.

f. L. Bennett and son, Willis L.
Bennett. were in Norwich, Plainfield
and Central Village.
The auction at F. V. Lyons Tuesday
called out large gathering of people
from all over the state. One plate
brought 81 and one chair brought IS.
They could not finish and the auction
was put off until today Saturday,
Miss Agnes L. Wawner teacher at
No. 10 is spending her Easter vacation
at her home in Norwich.
Mrs. Need has returned from a trip
to the Empire state.
Master Charles w. Bennett, I'd, is
the guest over the Easter vacation of
his grandmother, Mrs. A. r. Farnham
at the Button woods.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02
EkoNK
Churches Unite fov Easter conesrt--
Grange Association in Prssps~sss
Enn1f<snr

Grange Asseeiatiea in Prsspsvsss
Condition.
Easter Sunday was observed IN beeh
Ldme Meeting house on 'fmmortality"
for the text Job 14:14.
at the Sterling Hi Baptist church
preached ON the Resurrection.
In the afternoon there was q union
OF beth parishes In the Baptist church
was an eIaborste programme of zcnss,
dialogues and recitations. Byron
Young, Jr., only three years old was
noteworthy. giving several songs ana
on Friday evening a large party
were entertained by Miss Susie Brown
There were refreshments and games.
Grarse Association Meets.
On Saturday morning the Grange as.
sceiatior held its annual meeting at
farm. sis1 We're reported In the treas
| ury and all bills paid after the officers
| were elected and business transacted.
An oyster supper was partaken OF.
been visiting in Palmer and Worcester
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAME, Gallup of Dam
telson have been visiting their parents
Miss Esther Gallup recently visited
her aunt. Mrs. VIM Stanton in Prov1-
| dence
Archibald Corey of washington. r. L.
has been visiting his brother. Alvin
| Corey.
Miss Minnie BecIxwith has been the
| guest OF her cousin. Mrs. Leroy Baton
at Wauregan who was Miss Jessie
4 Bec<with
The little daughter of Benjamin W.
| Hall is convaiescent from serious Ill
| ness.
| Farm Notes.
Carl Gallup has engaged 10 work the
Ekonk Fill farm of Avery A Stanten
Earl Gallup has engaged to work
the farm of Nathaniel Williams In
| Brooklyn.
Mrs. Ann Corey has rented her farm
She will continue to live herself In
part OF the house.
Schools are closed for the Easter
Miss Maud Chapman. teacher of the
| Eleonle school has gone to her home In
| Norwich.
Miss Margaret Tanner. teacher OF
Wylie school II suffering from badly
| sprained wrist occasfoned by fall.
Farmers are already plowing and
| narrowing. Spring seems to be fully
a month ahead OF the spring year
| ago.
Edward DeLude who has worked the
John Fenner place for several years
has sold all his stock, teams, vehicles,
tools, etc, at public auction, and moved
his family and household goods to
Chfcopee, Mass.
Mrs. Nettie jerome and children OF
Stafford Springs are guests at her
fathers. Avery Stanton's on the Ekonn
Rev. ana Mrs. Albert stanton havs
returned from their wedding visit here
A. w. Noone of Peterboro. N. H.
has been on an automobile trip here.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02
STAFFORDvILLE
Visitors in Town.

Miss j. Eliza Chaffee. who has been
spending the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Isaac Agard, in Amherst, Mass,
returned home Monday.
,Ellery M. Chamberlin and family
moved last Monday into Mrs. John
Smiths, house.
Mrs. Ellen Raymond of Providence,
William Giltrop Of Wortl1ington, Mass,
Mrs. Henry OBrien OF Springfield. and
have been spending few days with
Robert Giltrop. who was stricken with
a paralytic shock last week Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02
RAWSON
Sale of HuIins Farm-Gsorse w. Full
er's Death.

s. Howard Meade of Norwich was
entertained by L. c. Stocking on Fri
day.
Lyman Baker was q Pomfret caller
Tuesday
Miss Alice Carey of Hartford is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Fuller,
1. w. Hammond was q Putnam Wis
itor Tuesday.
Everett Chase OF Abingdon is at
Broad View farm. assisting L. c.
Stocking.
Greene Huling has sold his farm to
Grant JeSsup-
Miss Averil Lathrop spent Easter
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02
WINDHAM COUNTY.
WINDHAM
Bishop Brewster Officiated at Con-
f7rmation-Blanche Lewis Entertain
ed Friends-Amateur Circus.

Observation-Disclosures Lewis Entertain
ed Friends-Amateur Circus.
Bishop Brewster was at st. Pau1's
church on Monday evening and con-
4med the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lewis and daughters. Blanche
and Gladys.
Miss Mary Bennett Of Middletown
rs the guest of Mrs. H c. Lathrop.
Miss Phyllis Dunford of New Lon
Mrs. Ada Larrabee was In Nor
witch over Sunday.
Birthday Party.
Miss Blanche Lewis entertained fif-
teen of her friends on Saturday aft
Among her many gifts was q gold
watch from her parents. Refresh
nents. including ice cream, were
served and a most enjoyable after
Mrs. A. E. Harvey and son are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Martin OF
Pawtuckst.
Amateur Circus.
An eznefeur circus was given We'd
nesday afternoon by half a dozen
gramme included songs, recitations.
races and an Indian fight. The per-
formers were Julia and Harriet Guild,
xsn.. e.d Als..dsr Marquette. pdith
~
was doorkeeper and the funds will
be used for benevolent purposes. Lem
onede was served.
Lssal Mention.
E. W. Ma lruire of Brooklyn, N z,
was guest of his brother-in-law, Or.
r. Z. Guild, over Sunday.
Alan Guild is spending the week Ia
Putnam
Among Good Friday visitors In town
were w. 8. Gilbert. Herbert Cary and
Henry Tfbbits Of Norwich.
Col and Mrs w. 9. Chappen Of
New London have opened their sum-
mer home hero. Mrs. Charpell is en-
pertaining her sister, Mrs. zimmerman
OF Hartford.
Mics JIia Swift returned from q
several weeks visit in South Wind
ham ON Wednesday.
The Windham ladies are to serve
the board OF trade supper in Will
mantle Tuesday evening The proceeds
are for st. Joseph's hospital.
Mrs. w. 3. Maine has been Ill with
the grip.
e. S. Yergason OF Hartford was
in town recently.
Miss Lucy 0eiston Of East Haodam
is the guest of Mrs. Waldo Bingham.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02
CENTRAL VILLAGE


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t-ss acs.cs,ter Egoremca vas eertousiy
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ton , nerformed
An eLoT,ol laxnn >xpIoded = few
.vensr1s 90 az ts,~ home OF MIS-,
En-ehefs, Mathewson.
Erad Mitche1I one of tsna state 90
a. a. hi. home Fridax'
| Eowerd Csle or Norwich spent
Fast nav at hi. nome.
1 Mics Gyace Froet has been VISITING
| - PISS h 1870 rnn 4, rsrousasnc.
Iar,,e- NS,ietf cf New Ixendon spent
Fast day with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pafrick MfIlett.
- Tdward Shener1~ors. IN plainflead
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TerIa Davis =, Nanrhs~far NJ n. a
xjs1tin1 his narents- M and Mrs Ar
fhur Davis
vsstte5 AT1,Hrt BRIGGS Saturdav.
Noes Bssin,, ~ Providence soeud
s,,nj5o1, WITH Mrs r,eflo,, and fris iiftIs
dsnehfer R,ythN v3,o arc spend1nT 6
NJ Ssra,ei syolHr,r
U.n T 49, - p,.srHeA wished
relatives Ssturday.
w. Sherman Lees 81 New York ha<
been q visitor here.
Mrs- LrdiA Spacer 9aS retu1nou IRON
been spending a week with her sor
Ddwero. =,
several OF our young peopie Went &c
Moosup Methodist church to attend ths
i1ester sunrise sesV. &C.,. .. xva-..
George Lor1ns. sooens at Wo.ces
Ter acaoemy' is spenoInS Yen o.y1 ~
his parents. Mr. ana srs. Wihlan
Loring.
About dozen OF our people atiena.
ed the conceft gwen uy Ine cnt1Tef
at the Baptist church IN Moosup sun
day evening.
Lewis Daioec, TOT sevezal year.
bfeel<sm1th here. died al his nome II
MooSup SUNDAY. he was a moon rS'
/ spected ana we'll known man. He
leaves besides his wife enree daushfers
ana three sons; -
Maicoam Wfpoeriy OF r.neio WI
ia guest at FItcn a Icy SuncHy.
airs. Narc1SSe Capaetto ana Atut
oaugnter Biancne are spenoang . Wsei
warn retatlves an futnaan.
Stuart Ellsworth spent Sunoay q
ms nome IN NORM u1Msoee. Aass:
New London. where she mas Deer
ispenolng eWo Wees
ulysses y: Nooper - spending = rev
weeks IN avi9.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02
PHOENIxVILL.E
Forest Fire Probably Set by q

H. Braman, the dog warden, has
made several visits at this end of the
town, killing one dog Wednesday.
o. II, Latham, deputy fire warden
Gus forest fire Monday night. Fiv,
or six acres of timber were burned
over. The fire was probably set by
small boys.
w. G. Holmes is confined to tn.
house but is slightly better.
William Ross. the local stage driver
is i'll with grip. but sticks to hi.
duty
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02

burned about 500 scres Of sood tim-
berland.
Miss Lillian Ingram ana sister from
Mystic are wishing at A. @. Bar
lows
WELLINGTON visited Mrs. Whitehouse's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith
Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02
WESTFORD.
Two Houses and Other Buildings
Burned in Forest Fire-TimberIand
Damaged.

The house and outbuildings about
one mile north of this village owned
by Simon Jfpeas was burned to the
ground in a forest fire last Friday. A
large house and outbuildings, known
as the VIM. Taylor place and owned
by H. G. Barlow and son was burned,
together with their contents. The
origin Of the fire is unknown It
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02

in Hartford, the guest Of Mrs. Frank
Yeomans.
After an illness of . year. George
w Tulley died Wednesday evening.
Herbert Smith fs at Abingdon as
1 sistsnx Edward Peal on his farm.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES.

Bushey of Oneco died on Monday
morninx of Eright's disease The flu
neral was held on Wednesday.
James Foley Is very i'll at his home
In Oneco.
Mrs. Jennie Rathbun is i'll.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02
DAYVILl.E

Sunday School Coneert-Meetins Of
Young Mems CIub-Persenai inter-
ests.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02
WAUREGAN

Boy With Matches Cause Of Serious
Forest Fire-HatIess Women Attend
Easter Services at Congregational
Church.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-20
LOCAL and GENERAL

Autos. 81 per hour. Lewis Stables,
Fine Irish setter puppies for sale
See New Today.
Telephone 603 TO have Laundry
called for and delivered quick.
Can on Mike Patton Ut the Encore
Saloon for draft Of Fresh butter
milk.
Embroidered trousseaus and fancy
needlework. Mrs. II. Bell, l62 Hotel
street.
Arctic soda. Pure fruit syrup. Lett.
head and Woodward, Phone 557, 1868
Miller. =
Be Bootter for Hawaii and attend
the Vaudeville entertainment at the
Empire on Hawaii Yacht night.
Visit Jack Roberts at the Kentucky
Saloon when you want liquid refresh
ment. You will get good goods and
courteous treatment there.
The only soda works In town where
you can get Hires Root Beer and Iron
Fort. also have distilled water. Con
solidated Soda Water Works. Feb. IL
Call at the show rooms and get
twenty-five Green Stamps free. Every
thing In the show room Is free for
Green Stamps. Call today or any day
Beretania opposite Fire Station.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-20
SHOPPING NEWS
AND
BUSINESS REMINDERS

You viii lind The wireless u great
assistance to you IN business trans.
actions ON the other islands. On Sun
day mornings The office IL open from
s until 10.
The tobacco grown TN the Vuelt.
Abajo district OF Cuba is the king OF
all tobaccos in the world. Van Dycx
quality cigars are made OF Vueta
Abajo tobacco. NJ.
For children. New ankle strap
pumps ut Manufacturers Shoe Co.
Pretty styles and comfortable shapes
make them extremely popular. Misses
sizes $3.50. child's sizes. 81.
Call at A. Is. Arleigh 4 CO., Hotel
street, and see the fine stock of Wat.
erman's Ideal Fountain pens. Foun.
tain pens repaired and ali work guar.
antecd. Hotel street opposite Union.
Nothing Is mareU refreshing than u
good glass OF beer II II Is served ut
the proper temperature. You will find
the best beer served In Just the right
way at the Criterion, corner Hotel and
Bethel.
Men with wide field of observation
urge n saving account for every per.
sun, WIN ItsuldT anu SNSleInillC aUUl-
TONS. Take this advice and open an
account today with the Bank of Ha-
wall. Ltd.
Family orders for wood and coal are
given special attention by Honolulu
Construction & Draylng Co The best
grades of wood and coal are carefully
selected and satisfaction is assured.
Phone PSI.
In automobile painting only the most
skilled workmen should be employed
and the work should be done in dust.
proof rooms. The w. w. Wright &
Co.. Ltd. have the dust.proof rooms
and only skilled painters are en-
ployed.
Decoret Is a beautiful new finish
that will give a richly tinted gloss
finish In perfect initiation of any sci.
ected natural wood. Apply II to
chairs, floors, furniture, wickerware,
etc, and II will make marred and
scratched pieces look like new. Sold
by Levers G. Cooke. Ltd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-20
GLAD HAND TO THE EDITORS.

Joseph J. Fern has asked the
city and county supervisors to extend
the glad ham, OF fellowship to the
npabtPs Of the National Editorial As,
newspaper men mainly drawn from
the smaller -dailies and weekly news.
papers of-the States. who will hold
HeGs neIi convention on the Pacific
coast, and propose making a trip to
Hawaii some time during January or
February Of next year.
The. matter was brought to His
Honors attention through the Pro.
motion Committee. The city fathers
have voted to extend welcome to the
eritors.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-20
VESSELS TO ARRIVE

Expected Daily.
Norfolk, Va. -Iiosebank, Br. stmr.
Norfolk. Va.--Glenshiel. b. stmr.
Thursday, April q.
Hawaii and Maui ports-Claudine.
Friday, April %.
Hongkong and Japan ports-Asia.
p. NJ. s. S.
San Francisco-Slerra o. S. s.
Saturday, April 20.
Hilo via way ports-Mauna Kea,
stmr.
. Sunday, April "a.
Maui and Mclokai Mikahala,
stmr.
Kauai ports--Kinau. stmr.
Eonday, April rs.
South American ports - Manshu
Maru. Jan stmr. fG
TpssdaysApriL 2S. ~.
San China. p. NJ. 6. s.
Australian ports via Suva-Makura,
C. A. S. S.
Sallna Cruz. via San Francisco and
ieattle-Alaskqn, All. S. s.
"Wednesday, April 81.
Kauai ports--W. G. Hall. stmr.
Thursday, April %.
Hawaii and Maui Professionalism
itmr
Friday, April 2e.
Victoria and Mariana,
IA, S. S.
South and Central American ports
danshu Maru, Jap. stmr.
Saturday, April 80.
'Hilo via way ports-Mauna Kea,
itmr.
Monday, May 2.
San Observation-Disclosures, p. NJ.
). S.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-20
DEFEATS
aBUGLER SARCONI

There were two interesting boxing
bouts at Leilehua last night, and a
big crowd of the Cavalry boys at
tended the fights. Dick Sullivan
travelled down to Schoheld Barracks
and acted as referee for both
events.
The preliminary was fve-round
go between two of the soldiers, and
after some exciting boxing It was
called draw. Then the main
event, between Sarconi and Freid-
man, was staged, and for fifteen
willing rounds the two boys battled
1t out in great style.
For the first seven rounds honors
were even, although both men were
fighting like demons. Sarconi
adopted crou III, while Friedman
stood more erect. The men made
the bout fierce from the very start,
and no one thought that the boxers
would both be on their feet at tho
end of the match.
Friedman took decided lead in
the eleventh round, and added TO
HIS points as the end approached. In
the fourteenth round both men were
cut about the face, but still battled
along In game fashion.
Referee Sullivan's decision was q
good one, as Friedman carried the
Eght to Sarconi from the eighth
round Oh. Friedman has improved
a lot since the time that he was
knocked out by Wahilani, and he and
Young Cans" may be matched to
box at McFadden's show in a couple
OF weeks time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-20
FOUND dead

This morning at ten o'clock the dead
body of Mrs. X. Kaaikaa was found
in her house on Kalakaua avenue. The
woman had evidently been dead for
several days and the cause of death
was consumption.
Mrs. Kaaikala had been suffering
from the disease for a long time and
as she had not been seen moving
around her home for days, China.
man visited the house and was hor.
rifed TO find the body On n bed.
No inquest is deemed necessary as
death was plainly caused by consump-
ton, and Coroner Rose has dispensed
with an enquiry. The woman lived
alone in cottage near the expert
mental bee station.