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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-25


The Press. Any one wishing to in
sert such news should mail 1t to the
society editor or phone before III
a. m.
Mrs. M. e. Hay, wife of Governor
Hay, will be in the city the latter
part of the week and will be the
guets of honor at charming in.
formal bridge luncheon to be given
by Mrs. John G. Byrne at her home
on Tenth avenue.
Mrs. Olney of Standpoint, Idaho,
who has been a guest for some time
of Mrs. II. |. Parr, returned Mon
day to her home. She was accom-
panied by Miss Kathryn Parr.
q 4 4
The music department of the
Woman's club will hold its final re-
hearsal this evening at 1880 O'Clock
at the library in preparation for the
concert to be given by them May
81. The rehearsals are under the
direction of Professor Woodward.
me Carhation cruz members
were received yesterday at the
home of Mrs. f. c. Henning, 1916
clark avenue.
-,
0eVeh'y-'lVe couples a''eiueo ','e
oahce given iaS' e'ei.'"S 1T ','0 NC
SONIC Temple uiluel 'no auspices VI
me LauleS behe'oieh' 9oc'e.S
rabies were ",lanseu i''t ca as 10, ro'
'"oSc WIZ u,u NV ''''.O' ~
guests joined win lhe mVrr! dau
GERS.
Punch ana Ilsht refreshments
were served ny the ladicS III charSe
OF the affair
ne MNpuaY AFTERNOON w hl7'
CLUB VIII meet next Tune with MIS-
X. ID. Jameson on faclIlc avenue
They Wero entertained TINS week
by Mrs, Nelson Chlsholm at he'
home 22l5 sharp
Inc lau'eS Aus VI nue. Na''ous
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-25

and cut in small pieces. Put into
kettle with the bones and cover
with cold water. Bring slowly to
boiling point, skim and season. Cook
slowly until meat is tender, and
strain broth. Reheat, add rice, and
cook until rice is tender.
Curry Of Veal.
Take 2 tablespoonfuls butter or
drippings. ~ pounds cheap veal,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-25
Social GhfntS
in 5pokat1e

Social news is daily feature OF
The Press. Any one wishing to in
sert such news should mail it to the
society editor or phone before 10
a. m.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-25

n onion chopped. 1 pint milk. I -
blespoonful flour, 1 teaspoonful guks
ry powder and salt and pepper. -
onions in butter, remove ana ~
veal until brown. Transfer meaN ~
doubeb oiler. cover with milk -
cook until tender. Add curry DUWs
der a short time before me~t -
done and thicken with flour beesse
serving.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-25

$40 Wilton Rugs, 9x12 feet .s27.50
$50 Administer Rugs, 9x12 feet $19.76
S22.50 Brussels Rugs, 9x12 feet S15.25
$3.50 Brussels Rugs, 8-Sx10-6
feet .................. $3.50
SD Brussels Rugs, 9x11 feet. $500
S14.5O Cashmere Rugs, 9x12 feet. $40
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-25
7. E. WESTLAKE co.
1886 Riverside Ave.

The Sanitary, Up-to-the-Minute
Grocery. Established 10 Years
Our motto is quality; our
methods care in filling your or
ders, courteous treatment at all
times and prompt deliveries.
We are at present charging
our plant to meet the require
ments of an increasing business.
Call on us and convince yourself
that we can supply your wants
and insure your satisfaction.
We would be pleased to show
you through our new modern
bakery and other manufacture
ing departments at all times.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-25
Good Taste.
and Harmony

are essential to your comfort of
mind. Walls look down upon you
so constantly that an ugly Wall
Paper pattern or harsh note in the
color scheme Is a continual jar
You will be able to select from our
exceptionally attractive new line
the most pleasing patterns you
have ever seen. 1t is ready for
your inspection.
Get estimates on painting and
kalsomining
Eastern Wall Paper Co.
Phone Main 7764. q Riverside Ave.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-25
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Be not deceived, Blusson, the
tailor, has NOT sold out and has no
intentions of doing so. Main 2046.
A. Blusson.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-11
gam-G rlambmisideimc.

Mu9uita @en5, Gnban. 9atpion Ctr.
$50.
Srau Niuiug, S6uppeu. oaps Ctr.
96oenfelo gros. 60. @allerie, Guin=
ep Ctr; 5000.
6. 8. aoenis, S6uppen. Nurb Snlitf
Ctr, $50.
Mamo Sron @orfs, sdupper. Sarto
CLARA Ctr; $40.
Srau S. 6. 6enfner, @obnbans, @eil
@lmira Ctr; $4,000.
George Srerid, @obnbaus, Sanoobnl
Ctr, $500.
S. @laus, @eidGftsbaug. 0eus@raml<
fels @ne.; $500.
8. Gauner, @obnbaus. &eres Ctr.
$500.
%. ltmideiO, @obnbaus, gactus CT;
$500.
9aniel @enb nnb s. @alIaul, @obrz
bans, 5unltod Nbe.; $500.
2i58ie S6uba6, @obnbGls. GHey
Ctr; $500.
Sobn Opp ir.. @obnbaus, gGb=aare@
DO Ctr; $1,000.
Charles aulman. 8obnbmis. Sramc
Ctr, $3.50.
g. aeBler. @obn6aus, Sog apenue
5000.
0tobt. @ampe, @obnbaus, CALHOUN
Ctr; 5000.
@iGiam Clements, 8~eparatus Sits
Soulton Ctr; 5000.
Sacob @olfabrt, @obnbaas. @or5s
2areoo Ctr; 5000.
emma Altgelt. 8eparotur, @nill
Bla5a; 1925.
6. s: @torm, m06n9aas. @rosos
S. 8. 9usGer, 8obnbaus. Sau anitu
Ctr; 5000.
@iB q. S6enauIt. @obnbats. gonz
6p Ctr; $3.50.
y. g s, gsaruff, neus 5ront, alamo
Srie @uenid, @Obnbaus, @arf
gbe.; 800.
$. Sumberser, aeparatur, Cafe @ieir
glpe. $500.
8rnu 81. 6ribe, Steingebauos. Subs
2nrebo Str; $1,000.
Nlbert 8art6pIomoe, @o6nbalis. Siib.
Mesquite Ctr; $3.50.
SO. 8ur5eG, @ei6aftsbaus, 8ictorio
Ctr; $500.
6. 9. Bruno Stole, @obnbalis, gspos
ming Ctr; $500.
@rneit 3ubert, @obnbaus. Siios9ade
6errb Ctr; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-11

Die 9tppert, tttto mo es 9ebt, ortdt ite
ii9 IN Der 8irtIdoft. 4ber iist int
mer nit Ser Annemarie 3ulanmel1,
ullo bon oober foutntt offer unfug.
IS lit fem @Iiid, id bleibe babel, Die
0a1boridoft BON ser @otterneggs
uno oieie oide Sreunoidaft. Sic
i6idt iid ni6t, Tie lit nidt 5n polle;
i6 mo6te iogen, tie miberitrcbt oer
Natiirli9feit ."
9as 9ing nidt obne cine idorfc
@egenreoe o6. @rete i6rie: u@eut=
ter, Innen1orie lit mir bunoertnlol
lieber ols oie &arline Sannal6, Die
gu in Seioe midelu modteit! Ser
Sdielebod, bie &orline, nit ser Der
febr id oo6 ni6tl.
uSolt Die @oide!~ CAB Srou Glide
er5iirnt 5uriid.
uSatotota," na6te Ser 8urgmIl-
Ter gleid pie berubigenb, obne Die
8feifenipibe aus benz Milnoe 81
nebmen.
Otto ioete mlr: u9n oorfit nidlt
ilbertreiben, Mufiing;" o6er Der
bitige aa1tor i6lltg nit Ser Sanl
ouf ben Sii6, llno binter Der 8riQe
blibten feline Iugen. n8urgmiiaerlt,
ipenn man ioetpos bort" rief er, DO
m0dte man bod pobrbaftts gleif
aus Ser Sout fabren ullb iie neben
iib legenl 80 # tacuilies", Srol1
Geidfe, ooer gu beuti6: @enn 0u
BLOB itile iein tpolteitl 5roll 9teldfe,
i'd min Sbnen einn1al etlpos iagen
IS foH1mt 10 mondmol oie 3eit,
oa ipriben iie ii6 nit ibrer bauer-
lider @bitommltng, ober MN, lpenlt's
Sbnen grade nal poBt. Die oriiber
i'm Sdloiie tim iid nidts 5u gut oui
lire Siiritenberrlidfeit uno iinb bod
e6te ulto redte Siiriten ianoI, boz
@ottes @nooert, Srau Iel6fe, un>
es lit Elm porooieiii6er 3uitano, iaat
i1 Sbnen, baB Die @%otternegos nil
BEN Gei6fes io5uiagen oltf 6lt uu>
on lteben u1lo %perfebren n~litettlanbel
ollf Ser 0iagonale Ser @leid)bcit pig
I'M beriibmten 3ufunftsItaat. I'M
oorouf lpolen ite i6impfen uno mol.
fen beboupten, fir lire Crete tallg(
oas nihts2 9urgmiiaerrt, bie orii.
ben iino grade 5ufaaigerpsiic In
Gieoergong; aber es fonll ipiebel
einmal onoers fonlmlen, ltno oll6 all'
ser Miible fam bas 8oiier fnappel
meroen. Sic ioatcn itol5 ieil1 OUT
Die Sreunoidoft Ser @otterneggs INF
oaB lire 8odter nno cine Grtn5eilir
ii6 ousen! limo mqS fir elite 8rin
5eiiia-io ein lie6es frii6es airo
10 obne 8eboben 1tno Suerei
9onnermetter, cine Gbre ioGt's fiji,
Sic iein, Srau Geiffe!"
(5ortiebnng fol0t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-11
bur deiueh Sang eetrennt.

nod bur deinen Gang settennt.
Der S9oben miro ouf 5000 oeidaAt
uno it nidt periidert. gbenlu
branate an oemielben Morgen oas
@als Don q. Srepirto an Ser @uabe=
loupe StroBe, aus 5mei 3imnnern be-
itebe1b, ob. 9a sic Samilie iid CUR
3eit in 2orebo befono unb fein
Seler i'm Squire mar, glauht man,
oob 9ronoitiftune porliegt. 9as
Snts geborte Wtrs. Sames &outleoae
uno mltroe oltf $500 eeidast.
= Sim 9onneritae babelt lplr bier
lit Sort @utonio einen leioer nur
fltr5en uno nidt geniieennea Jie-
gen eebabt. St bat iid nod 8elten
BIN arf rneefdbr iieb5ie Weile1 aus
gebreitet, nod ben anoern Seiten
altf rneefGbr 5ebn Bis fiinf5eln 0fei-
len. 9(n mlottd)el1 Steaen idlcint er
i6iperer oemeiert 8u iein oils bier.
@or oenl 9tegell iuor bereits ELI ltor-
fer Sentperatltripediel einsetreteI,
es non enpfinolid fiibl %geluoroen.
= Der rGlean up oop",' oieie, i'm
@runoe genontmlen laderlide Spiele-
ret Die uniere engliiden 3eitun-
gen nit einellt Grnit bebaloeln, Der
elmer beiieren Sa6e miiroig mdre,
iGeint Dies Wtol Elm p%oQltonoioer
6ebli6log gepeien 5u iein. Soffent=
lib eiebt man zen llniinn balo nuf.
: 3ipei Mdnner, Geo. Mc9er uno
Sod Cummings, muroen in sSouiton
perbaftet allf bic @nflage Tin, Die
0iebitdble I'M bieiieen 3. 81. 6. 81.
@eb4lloe olisgefiibrt gu bobel1. Ser
idieoene S9nudia6elt, meld]c Do
mails eeItoblen murben, iino in IL
rem 8elis eefunoen uno bon ibren
gigentiimern ioentifi5iert poroen.
Die beioen Mngefloesen merbn nod
San Mutonio 5uriifgbra6t.
= SIT Weoina StroBe, na5e ocll
2ogerbauie Ser @oters-8ierce Oil
Company, mllrbe Ser 2eidnon Ell
neg neugeborenen 4inoes, in eine
3eitung eingepidelt, e%efunoen. Gn,
ideineno mar oas &ino erit furse
3eit, ebe es gefuroen uuroe, geitor-
ben.
Die vaoniein oes a~ar,epals"
1T BON Dem barnit bealftragteu
ugebeimen" Sroen Der Mlamo sc.
wGblt, oof miro tbr Nolne erii
om Mbenb Der &rDnung, nm 90.
gprif. benz 8ublifum befalunt &C.
madt.
= Die slifen gementbouie 60. III
I'M einelt Gborter e%insefommet
&apital $4,000. Snforporatoren:
6. g. Sin6om, g. 6. Simpion 9fo-
bert Maherid uno 8orfe 81. 2org.
NORTH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-11
9ofoles.
8einnb6eitsrat

Der @eiunobeitsrat bat ocll Staot-
rat eriu1t, Die Sroinan5, meldle
oas 3uiperfen Ser San 8eoro
a9it9" an ser Noro-6lores Stra-
BE %anoronet, 81 bei6leunigetl, oa Die
0alierredte an oerielben am /.
Mpril pieoer perfauft peroel1, uttb
oieies Shlpieriefeit peruriad>en
fonttte. Ser @eiunobeitsrai lit bon
Der Sbaolidfeit bic er Std" liter
5eugt unb aud Die I%nmobner Ser
StraBe iino IN ser Mebrbeit fir
Elm 3uuerfet oerielben. 0bgleid)
Die .Sree Clinic ans 9ispeniarn
Mfiociation" in ben lesten bret go
naten fir mebrere bunoert beoiirftiee
8atienten geiorgt bat, lit Die 3abl
Der Siilfe-geoiirftigen bon SGoot
uno Gountp nidt gerineer gelpor-
ben, mas Dem rai9en @a6stum ser
5taot au5ui6reiben lit. Ser Oe-
iu1obeitsrat gloubt, baB bier geoIrf.
nis fir mebrere iolher u~oltatigen
@eIeni6aften mare, uno bod nod ge=
mug fir Staot uto Counts 81 TIN
iibrig bliebe. Ser @eiuno6eitsrot
bdlt am 10. Mar8 als aagerneinen
Heinigungstag fir perfriibt n1lo miro
ben 5taotrat eriuden, nod einen
grtratag fir San antonio an eir1enl
ipateren Datum feIt5uiesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-11
3nr anffii6rnns oes yGbanlccler".

Stint Stl1noen = BON ~ 9 bis
1a2 l1br bat Die @ellerolproEe
&oitonos ngbantecler" %gelpa1rt. Sic
4uffiibrung NOR, 10 miro uns tcle-
grapbiid nus Yoris gemeloet, ell,
ltarfer Grfolg, Ser freili6 nift ON
Den bes uGDrano De 8ergerac" ber-
anreiden fam. 9as Stiitf nro Die
0aritelung ridtig 8t ~piiroigen, Il.
auBerit i6mer. Nur ems ltebt Bis
fer felt. Nie bat ELL Stiid Dor Ell
mem iold glan5enoen 8ublifnm iei-
ne @eneralprobe eebobt, pie ioebe1
oG6antecler4" i'm 9beoter 8urte ct.
Wortin. &ein 8lat bes 100 Men-
iden folienoen Sbeaters lpor lcer.
Cine fieberbafte spannung lagcrte
iiber Dem 3uidouerroltll, els Sean
goquelin ben Grolog ipra6. Yuitrp,
Der 8ariteaer oes itol5en Sobnes,
bate perfiinoet: o@elln oos Bublr-
fun IN oen eriten 5ebn Minuten
ernit blei6t, Damn baben mir oic
S6la6t 9epon1ell." @s fam 10, mic
@uitrp miini6te. 9lls Ser @orbano
aufging uno Die Weniden in 9ier-
geitalt iid ouf Ser giibne 3mii6en
einem &ieienforren uno onoercn
groB Ooreeltellten @egenitdnoen be
megten, blie6 es inn 3ui9ollcrrann!
polfommen itil. 0anf Der NUMBER
baren S~ierfoItiime uno ser llatllrge-
treuen S5enerie NOR oen ,8ier-
Weni6en" aaes 2a6erli6e genont-
men. 0as 8~erbdltnts ser Siere 81
ibrer ~llmgeblrng NOR 10 gut getrof-
fen, Dob man Elm mirflides Stiif
Natllr auf Der 8iibne 5n l6auet
9laubte. @ol Elm 0ubeno Wtal mllb-
ten Die 9arlteler lid nod Dem eriten
Mfte Dem begeiiterten 8u6lifunl
5eigen. Iud Ser 5peite @ft, Der oie
@eridmorune Ser Nadtp0gel gegen
@bontecler bringt, intereilierte leG-
boft. 8eionoers @uitrp, ser Oar
teller oes Gbantecler, ermcdte ourd)
iein allsge5ei6neteS Spiel moDre
Stiirme 0es 8eifoQs. Ser brittle
Gift fdlt ieioer gegen Die beioen prr-
b~eraebenoen nollfomnlen ob. Mon
9laubt ni6t mebr i'm Ebeoter Eortc
ct. Mortin, ionoern i'm Sbeater Sc
@bateler, Dem Barrier o@intergar-
ten" 5u iein. Die so ooer 80 SiiD-
ner, Die auf Ser 8iibne mtitretell,
bieten in ibrem buntihiQernoen @e-
pano Elm prGdtiges @ilo. G6er
Die @anolultg oes aftes lit lobm. Gr
lit 81 lang uno ermiioet. Ser bier
te Gift leioet an 6emielben @ebre-
den. Gr beginnt nit ben @eipra-
den Ser 9eo6tigoG, Die binter Scr
8iibne meilt un0 fir sic 3uihouer
uniidtbor lit. 0oourd bleibt Ole
9iibne ettpo 10 Minltten lang Ieer.
Der innige &onner 8piiden 0arItel-
Tern uno 3ui6ouern ge6t bcrlorell
luno bos BubIifum fonnte ii6 aud
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-11

i'm peiteren gerIaufe bes biertet ri.
tes ni9t mieoer ertp1rmer. 9os
SntereiIe on Ser Sanblung uno am
S6idiol @banteclers lit perforen &C.
gangen, God troboem lit 8oltanhs
8erf, als gan5es betradtet, cine
electromagnetic 2eiltung, Die iidj
Defenders our6 Die S6onbeit ibrer
gerie aus5eidnet. Sizes prroe aud,
ON S6luIie ser @eneralprobe allec=
mein onerfonnt, ols &oitanfs Ser
ebrer unb Sreunbe Dem 9idtcr i'll
ieinem @erfe entbuiioitii6en Set
faa 5o1ten. 5reilid barf ulbt per-
geiien neroen, ooB Die gldu5enoe
9orlteaung uno Die noturgetreue
S5enerie piel gum @rfolg beigetraeen
bot. 8erliner 8orien5eitune.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-11
@ie quite Madridten fid) perbreitcn

sd bin 70 Sabre aft uro reil(
piel", i6rei6t 9. S. SoIion ous
Gliiabetbtopn, &p. oueberaa em
pfeble id) electric 8itters, nell if
ibm meme @eiunobeit ullb 2ebens-
fraft beroanfe." @erfe9lt nie Ser
Wogett an5ureaer, Nieren 1tnb Ser
oaulltle gu reeeln Die 2eber gu itimlt.
lieren, Die geerben gu it6rfen unf
oas 8lllt gu reiniaen. @erirft es
@ur SOC. @arontiert bon alien Drug
di5teu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-11
Gin fnrdlt6arer Mnshrndl

zines 8ulfons errest mir furses Sit
t~ereiie uno ebenio fur5 miro SIR ST.
terelie an Dem Soutalsidlog ieir,
penn sic 8udlens @rnifa=5olbe &c.
brou6en. 9as bette Mittel eegen
8rano- uno Sdnittmutben, Quetid-
uneen iprooe 2ippen, iproos Sanoc,
Sdmorrboioen, Sroltbeulen ulm. Csc
bel aQen 9ruaai1ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-11

gambbeit fann nift gebeiIt iperben
ourd lofale Gpplifationer, neil iic ben
ben frnnfen Sell bes Sbres nidt errei>
den f0nnen. gs giebt nur eineu 8eg.
Die Saub6eit gu furiereu, nn6 Der lit
bur6 fonititutionele 9eilmitteI. Eau6z
belt ipirb bur1 eilen en~t5iinbeteu 81
itano Der i6leimigen Gusfleibung Der
@nitadii6en 8obre berurfa6t. @enr
bieie Iobre 5id ent3Inbet, babt SIR eiS
nen rrnupelnoen Son poer urlbolfommez
neg 8ebor; unb fpenn fie gang seldlof.
fen lit, erfolet Salibbeit, uno penn 6ieie
gnt5iinbrng ni6t eeboben nno hiefe
&0bre tpie6er in ibren geborigen Sus
itanb beriebt perben lam, tpirb 0as
@ebor fir INNER 5eritort fperben; neun
Sdue inter 5e6n iiub burd &atnrrp
beruria6t. fbelder ni6ts als elm entr
5iinbeter 3uitan6 Der fdleimieen Gbers
fldden lit.
@ir fpollen einbunoert 9oQars fir
ieben (burh &atarrb beruriadten 5aI)
bon Saltbbeit geben. ben mir niht 6itrf
@innebmen bon San's &otarrbs3ir hets
len f0nnen. 2aBt @u9 nmfonit girtu.
Iare fommen.
s. s. Gbeneb& Co., SoIeoo. 8.
@ 8erfduft bon allen G~potbefen. Use.
SaTfs Samiliens8iIen finb bic better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-11
an Vittsbnro tpnroer

Sn 9ittsburg mliroen orei
MGnner ourd Den @initur5 elmer
Mouer eridlogen uno iie6en Der.
lett. Die Mailer mar BON einelll
6euer iteben eeblieben unb Die CT.
ihlaeeiien uno pertpunoeten 2ert,
aeborten gu elmer @n5abI arbeiter.
Die Sfutt rno Sriimmer bon bet
8ranoit1tte fortr1umen iollten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-11

3n berfaufen : Seines Harlor-
Set. Teppide uno @iloer. 500 2inc
lSof StraBe.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-24
MILD CASE OF SCARLET FEVER
Polish Boy Found Feeling in Grammar Schooi-AIi Schools in the City May Be Fumieated.

A mild case of scarlet fever was brought to light Wednesday morning in the primary room, Miss Julie B. Kuebler, teacher of the Greeneville grammar school on Prospect street. Shortly after school began a 7-year- old Polish boy was seen by the teach CT tearing strips of dead skin from his hands and dropping them on the floor. Dr. N. B. Lewis, the city health officer. was notified and he found the boy in the peehng stage of scarlet fever, which is stated to be the most dangerous for conta gion- Dr. Lewis stated that there were few particles that the other children could not breathe them into their systems and thereby catch the disease. The school was at once closed and the children were sent home Dr. Lewis visited the home of the boy on Second street and he found another member of the fam fly, il years old, coming down with the fever. The house was quaran- tined without delay. Dr. Lewis will keep a strict watch for further cases in that neighborhood.
 The Prospect street school will be fumigated today by the health officer, and the main school building on Gen. tral avenue will be given the same treatment after Thursday, when the term ends. The schools will reopen on schedule after the Easter vacation.
 To further prevent any spread of disease, Dr. Lewis is planning to thor ouglhly furnigate all the school houses in the city.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-24
SMART HATS.
What the Designers Have to Offe
 Lovely Woman for Easter Wear.

A noticeable characteristic of the spring millinery is the effective man. ner in which light, summery materials are combined. Two and even three colors or shades in tulle. ribbon or ma line often adorn the same hat, but cobrnined in a way as artistic as ele- gant.
 A large hat in corn color fancy barid had for trimming a collar effect of king blue combined with Persian.
 One of the model Gage turbans was of Alice blue with blue quiils, and ef- fective loops of cflangeable blne and green ribbon.
 A big Leghorn had Persian facing. a crown of maize poppies, and a maline drape in two shades of maize and white.
 A cavalier shape in black chip had its upper brfm of a haIf-facfng in old rose crepe, strappings of old rose vel vet, foliage of ferns, and garland of lilacs in shades from mauve to old rose "a truly beautiful creation
 Quite up to date was a burnt and black, Napoleon shape. its striking trimming a pheasant,s head and ai- grette, in accord with the Chantecler craze.
 In favored shape was A mushroom in burnt strawfi with big bow of olive and black maline, olive quiIls and jet cabouchons.
 These and other charming flats await your inspection and your choice today. if you but follow the hints given by The Builetin's millinery advertisers.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-24
TAFTVlLLE
Plans for Baseball Bleaehers to Seat 400-BasketbaIl Game with Jewett City Will Close Season-PersonaIs.

Another baseball meeting was held in St. Louis hall on Tuesday evening and a number of minor matters were discussed. President A6olpfus Be noit and Manager Archie Molleur will represent Taftvi1Ie at the league meet ing in Danie1son Friday evening.
 It is planned to put up b1eachers capable of holding 400 people on the ball grounds on Providence street be- fore the season starts and the field will be otherwise improved It is un- derstood that the company will help out the baseball association in this direction. If the warm weather con- tinues, practice may begin some time next week
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-24
HONOR SYSTEM
Desired by Vale Senior CounciI-Peti'
 ton Circulated.

A general effort is being made through the efforts of the senior coun- cil of the Yale academfcal department to revive the honor system at college and have it given a more thorough and complete trial than ever before The council has drawn up a petition to the faculty, to be signed by such mem- bers of the class as may advocate the honor system. asking for its install lation. and in prefacing the petition the council says:
 '"The senior council has drawn up this petition feeling that the senti- nnent in the class has warranted such a measure. We suggest that the ap- proval of two-tf1irds should be bind ing upon the remainder of the class"
 The petition of seven clauses is in part as follows:
 1. We pledge upon our honor to re- frain from giving to or receiving from others information of any description having to do with the questions in hand.
 2. We ask in return that the faculty put us upon our honor and refrain from all supervision of conduct in the class room and at examinations.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-24

men chosen to do business and impos- sible to evade responsibility. Popular government can 90 no further.
 Suggested Features.
 Suggested features for a new city charter in Norwich are as follows: A-An enumeration of all powers and privileges we now have in some order.
 B-As much more home rule as the legislature will give us-
 C@Nomination of city officials by petition.
 D-A commission of five or seven on the Galveston plan as near as may be. E-A school board of five to- have charge of all the schools of the city, to be appointed by the commission
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-24
YANTIC HAPPENINGS.
Artesian We'll for Creamery Company
 Local Small Notes.

George Beckwith of Franklin has been spending several days with John c. Tracy, Jr.
 Mrs. Mary Ladd was in Ellington recently attending the funeral of her brother, Samuel Cham plin-
 Mrs. Louis SoIcie is spending the week with MT. and Mrs. Noel Soucie in Arctic, R. I.
 MT. and Mrs. Haig, form erly Of Jer- sey City, who have been spending sev- eral days with Mr. and Mrs. William Shanks. left Monday for Boston, where they will reside.
 An artesian well is being driven on the Bozrah Creamery company's prop rety by a New London firm
 C. V. Pendleton, JrN was . recent visitor in New HaK~
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-24
oIvmpias Go to DanieIson.

Friday night and the popular team plans to take along a good number of rooters. Having defeated this team before, the Olympias expect little trou- ble in bringing their opponents scalps back home with them. They leave here at 4.45 o'clock The following is the probable lineup: Murphy c, Pill ing If, Caron If, Norman lg, White rg, Stone, utility man.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-24
Q. A. R. Conference at Greenwich.

The regents Of the Connecticut chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution. with the ap- Continental congress at Washington. which opens on April IS, will meet on Wednesday, March 30, at the Second Congregational church, Greenwich. Re- ports will then be presented by the various officers and committees; {; amendments to the national constitu- ton will be considered. and other similar business transacted, and the regents committee will report in re- gent and state vice regent, to be elected at Washington. Several com mittees will be elected and the mat ter of the disposal of the balance of the fund for the Connecticut column, in Continental hall. will be discussed. Luncheon will be served in accordance with the usual plan at these gather ings-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-24

A party made up largely of teachers in the Wequonnoc school will visit Washington D. C., during the Easter vacation, leaving Norwich Saturday morning and returning home the fol- lowing Thursday. The party will in Service. Mary E. Callahan, Nellie Au- ger, Edith Thompson, Clementine Gra- ham, Anna M Beardow and Mary Pol lard