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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING.
Subject e Crusade i1 1a--For1-tp' peal 10 Buy Early and Send Pack ages Without Delay.

The committee o< 6E--- acting in -ce matter Of relieTl1g sales girls and workers 51 the large s-c-e oE Hart ford during the holidays ls already hard at wcrk IT an active CsDpa1g-- cIIT-xi-z $ me essential rz-- Of -Cz appeal s=1C out:
 The committee oE fifty or early clos ing through t-s publicity committee wishes TO z-u--ess u-o- E1e people If CUT ely and i-s err:-or= -1s 1e=G <o- rir-zEuesS and courtesy during the Eol- idaT season Two co-uCl faults q Christmas customers ir would seek -5 co-r@-t-5eIaE in Ch-istras shopping and ro-ge-fuIress os the golden ---e a- the times ot hurry Y 1Ee c-0- 1e1 sto~es- The co-uuftte. would also urge that -sL and express -7cEzges C= sent as e3-lT as possible
 n making -1A CtE.s-DsS season Ezo-a co1<o-Tra5ie to Lns spirit q Him from whom Christmas ts za-e1. he co1-- zz7.--ee wishes to appeal -o -lA thought fitness and 11-sz-eshress q all They would urge you Co co al you can c1- announcements from -cu- p1iDst and 5- other ways occurrilg -o vc- n reach LEe people 0t your paris1 and gs-ge uro7 them these necessary -5l- -erS. VII you not r-I tEsD il mind C.E ...e necessity lsi6 upon -1s- 70 shop ea-l- and rc exercise eEwaEs Ina -~gf1- spirit toward those T-o ss--a them i- -le busy Christmas time
 While rka committee believes Il-z- VOLT own words Io yoS.- congregation week bw week vii e the mast e1- @aerive and hopes sincerelr -l2- you vii -aks the subject ID II VOLT osEl way. 3 notice is enclosed T---scl- may
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
BOSTON AMERICANS
 TO TAKE LONG TRIP.
Start Will Be Made Feb. 18th and Triz
 Will Last Nearly Two Months.

Boston. Dec. 18-The longest spring training rriC erer undertaken Dy c major league baseball team $ 1nCzcar- cd for the Boston American play E7rs ID preparation for the chanp5onsni. Esa- son Of 1911 by the itinerary Of tae rrip announced today. The actual training will be done at 2 health resort between San Francisco and Los Angeles and subsequent practices games on ths re- turn trip east. in which the squad W5ll split into two teams will oe played IT eight states.
 The start will be made Feo- . from this city and the trip wll last 1ear-E two months During their stay 3n Cal ifornia ths players will meet -1e Lcs Angeles and San Francisco teams o4 the Pacific Coast league and others and on March 2s will break camp tn two divisions 70 take up L1s f5llo1-1E schedule:
 Southern division: March z7. Yuma, Ariz.; March 28, Tucson or Pleerlz, Ariz: March g and 35- F. Pzzo, Tsx- March 31. Amarillo. Tex: April | Oklahoma City, Okla: April ? and 3, Wichita, Kas- ApEL I and ;. Topeka, skas.: April : and : S- Joseph. Mo- April and 9 Kansas City. Mo
 Northern division: March zI, Reno, Ner: March zS. Ogden Utah; March 2s. Salt Lake City March 3l Grand Junction, Col: March 3I- Pueblo. Col April l. ? and 3, Denver. Col. Ap-il i and ,. Lincoln. Neb.: April $ and : Sioux City: April s and 2. Omaha Neb.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
KisTLER BREAKS sTREHGTH
 RECORD AT VALE GYM.
Football FaIlbacL Scores 22zo Points Tests Show Denver Man to Be Physical Marvel.

YaeI has 4 uew strong man. Erie Catnfan KisfieFs Of Denver, football fhilback, but not an al round athlete. It #as announced Saturday at the university gymnasium rtaf K3stler had fractured tue strength record, which has beeeu held for three years by John ny Klipatrjck Yaie's alj round athletic star KHDafrick took the strength rec ord away from Ted Coy, Hfo was an- other stellar football performer. K}i- patrick and Coy made their strength records when fhey were freshmen Kietler is . senior in the Sheffield Scientific 9cn0oI, and was not selected for fujlDaeE On 1He eleven tlJa three days before the Princeton game. Ills work. however. gri both fhe match es against Princeton and Harvard was 1fEf class attd be earned the flfle of one of the most valuable players on the eleven.
 Kisflerg victory over the records made by Kilpstrlck and Coy fs clean r. cfaf. He 52ag q margin of more than z49 points over Kffpatrlck, a-fso sn turn shattered Coy's famous record b. nearly Zg points. Kistler 6Corea zzJ9 points, Fitzpatrick 1@l6-a, and Coy 1.5sz.5.
 One of the odd things shown Dv 1ne comparative records O1 Coy, E4lEkz t- rick and Klstler IS that ea1n succeed ing strong man champion has been lighter than his predecessor. E8zDat- rick Is seven pounds lighter fflan Coy and Histier is seven pounds lighter than KiIpa trick.
 Coy's sterngth tests s5E1r only one mark Of superCrify fn physical ability. his lung capacity. His record oE 43D cubic inches ig the greatest Of any of tna three athletes and record holders. Ktstler, the present record holder, eZ- ce5s in every genuine strength tesL. His record Of sZ0 pounds in the back pull is the nlost phenomenal Of hls achievements.
 Kiipatrick nas been looked upon for years as the ideal physical man at Yale.
 Kisfler'g record has exceeded that of Kilpatrick. however, to such an eEte-- that f seems likely tO be years before the present figures are broken, unless KisfIer himself s1rpasses them 5n a test before he leaves Yale in June.
 The comparative table showing the tests of the three cham p50nE.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
.DR. ROLLER TO WHISTLE M'CRATH
Arrangements Completed Whereby Famous Seattle Physician is Meet Popular Irish Giant Here Referee not Yet Decided

TO lovers of the mat game ersidinR ln this city and vicinity, is promised 4 rare treat one week from Tuesday evening. for on this date Dr. Roller Inc world renowned wrestler, from Seattle. Wash will appear at the T.. A. B. hall against the popular Irish Giant, Jack McGrath, from WDrceste. This date has been definitely decided upon by both parties, but a8 tD the cH 2 net nature of the agreement that will be made between The two, that part will be decided later on. McGrath in- sists on having handicap--a guaran- tee from the champion to throw him twice In sn hour, and he says he ez- poets tO get this The referee has not yet been selected.
 Dr. Roller, as ig well known, is q college graduate. and was admitted to the practice of medicine some years ago. In 1908. however he gave up his medical practice to enter profes- nional wrestling, and since that date hgJ toured America and Europe, meet ing the best men in the country. Dr. Roller is considered by q large mum bcr tO be even q faster worker than 'iotch. He fig A quick thinker and re- lies more upon his knowledge of the science of the game than upon his physical strength 10 defeat his oppon- ont The matches he takes part in always draw the best class of people.
 At the present time, Dr Roller weighs just 220 pounds while NcGrsth tips the scales at the 195- pound notch.
 Jack McGrath, who has been in this section during the past few days, where he has been completing ar engagements for this match, leaves Norwich thls morning for Boston, where he will undergo a careful eys- tom of training up to the day he meets Dr. Roller In the ring. On the following night, December 2S, McGrath has match on with Sobagan, q Rus stan wrestler This match will take place in Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Hockey Team Scores

Boston. Dec 1S-The Harvard hockey team defeated zhe Amherst team 10 to in a one sided game a- the Boston arena Saturday night
 WiIliamstown Mass. Dec. -S.-Wil H. lia,ns defeated Rensselaer, Po,yrechnlc of Troy N. Y. ar hockey SaCurdsr. II 10 Q Van Gordon snot seven or the II goals for the home team The visitors were osl1cissssd and ~sr7 kept on the defensive the greater psrI of tho time.
 New York. Dsc. 1S-Pvir-eton d. feated Pennsylvania. to Q. i8 ths second game of inc intercollegiate hockey series this season. The score at tho end cf the first half was CC Q in favor of Princeton
 Annapolis. Md. Dec. 1S.-The mid shipments basketball team defeated the i've of Loyola college of Balunors SaturSay by : score of +9 10 II.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
ONE OF THE CLAsslEST
 MATCHES OF THE SEASON.
Pseky Mcfarland to Meet Jack Good
 man for Ten Rounds.

&eW York, Dec. IS-Wnat the fight fans consider will be one of the classi est boxing matches of the new year was arranged to-day by the managers of the f'airmOht 4. C. T. is tO be be- tween Packy Mcfarland of Chicago and Jack Goodman of this city. They will meet for ten rounds af 135 pounds to be made at o'clock the evening Of the battle, which has been tentatively get for Jan. 10. Negotiations for bring Ing the two UghtWeigbts together had been in progress for several days since it was determined definitely that there no longer remained q chance t1 get Mcfarland and Abe AtteI In tha ring for q ten round session. Tn add1- ton Mcfarland is scheduled for 2 ten round go with Tommy Murphy at the E'airnOnG Jan. B.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
SnelEerlna Errns Serllce.

There was z large number present st the SneIferlnz Arms service s91E- day afternoon, which was in charge of Rev Robert True, assisted or Eae choir of fh@ Third Baptist church
 PeT. 5Fr True read the zZo psalm, taking that for his subject. The eaep- nerd Of fae east fyp1Ges God our Fs- tner. Tne shepherd knew his easep individually, called each DY name Each one of ug may know oT expert ence Gods care and protection for n5e GFa children.
 Hymns were sung bv tae choir and the service closed with z solo DT Rev 4Tr True, which WaE greatly eEloTec Dr those present The mem DeEa of 1te choir were Miss Nellie 4 zlSers0u Miss Lillian Aasftn 8frz. yg. ?. Greene and Stephen PecZcsna. with Mrs George Howard ar the piano.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
THE HaPFIEST MAN.
Hes Gen. Simon seiisz- S4--crers IT
 Ills Ancestral Lag Hunt

Gen Simon Bolivar B1ckz=r. ezz- Gl5a-e for vice president ot -1z El-.E States 01 -1= gold 5---3c-a-lc -zcae- i- 1gse, says 1- = 1a1pi=- -1zz any 5o5v .1 -he world
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
NORWICH T0WH
Death of Ars. Minnie Terpp tuHey- Mercy and Help Conanasffes Meets With Mrs. John Thompson.

sffs Minnie Terpp Lu1eg, whose 6eath occurred 5g Worcester Mass, on Saturday. vas born 5n Norwich TerH ?. the daughter Of Frederick and KafD- crime Terpp Nearly al her life had been spent here. In Ma. 1891. she married Frederick z, Lpffeg. tne usar- Flaze taking place ln Norwich. AL though frA5l lq health for some time, sfse vas hopeful and cheerful through her illness She wsS ore who cook great interest ln her home and made life pleasant for those about her.
 Besides her 1usba nd. Mrs. g>agGey ls survived bY four sisters. Miss Caroline L. TerpD Of Norwich Town, Mes Rose TerTD Of %eHport. r. L. A5rs. 2. G5. Carter of Afer5ds0 and Mrs. Robert Mathews of WaIeroBrr. She Leaves also A niece. Miss Mabel <. FegDp. and 2, nephew, Pred TerpD, of Norwich Town.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Mercy and Heb Committee Meets.

The mercy and help com unaf..ee of the EcHorta league cf rne Eef1e1sEt Erlgcopzx church gave . social ~ t1e horne Of their caaEr1oan- Mrs. John Tnoa0 pSon. EstUr5sY evening Cloth ing and other useful articles Erere brought t0 fl q barrel . De sent to tas Deaconess' home sn Providence. F
 | 1fus5c. rec5tatto,G and xanoes made the time pass p8easanrlgs after 1s11lo1 [ cake and cOos were served oy t1e hostess assisted Oy her <s1Sn1erE
 Misses Grace z1S Gladys Tho1aDEcr
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
One Better Than Weilr1an.

Apropos of Mir. WeIIman's courage ous attempt 10 fly across -he Atlantic the most curious method adopted D traverse the ocean was probably tEa Of Professor Miller. who proposed 10 cross the ocean on foot. He used q pair of special walking shoes. which each measured i've feet in length They reSemble1 ulinis ture canoes l1 design. with 9 small orit1ce ir rhe cen ter 10 admit the foot and they were furnished with c0rrC gated soleS- Full of confidence. he started on his curz- ous journey, but soon realized tle 2oll- of his idea He was unable 10 main tain an upright position and o--1-e1 about for some time aC the mercy cf the waves. until his friends prevailed upon him to abandon the i6es--Lon- don Globe
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
QUALIFIED FOR FINALS.
Two-Men Duckpin Tournament a
 Rose Alleys.

In the two-men duckpin tournament at the Rose alleys. which ended last Saturday, the following teams quail fled for the finals, which will be rolled off this week: Stone and Hill; Stone and Combies; McClaferty and Stone; Hill and McClafferty; Hin and Com bies: Sturtevant and Combies; Sur tevant and 31cCIafferty
 Hill won high single on SatUrday 7 with string of 40.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

second eack@r. is said fo have been handsomely rewarded bg the club for his wondeffui work ln tbe worlds se- ries. Collins has signed three year contract at figures said fo be sg,g0g q year. Inc highest salary any Athletic player ever received
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Hoaan Defeats Johnny Frayn..

San Francisco. Dec. 1S-AnoVher promising young lightweight locned upon on the pugllisIic horizon when one Round" Jack Hogan Of this city was given the decision over Johnny Frayne after 9 rounds of one-sided milling ar Blot's open air arena Ho- gan had his man almost out 2r SeV- eral stagss of the unequal contest
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
MON EY,

New York. Dec. 17-Prime mercan- tile paper. to 1-2 per cent; sterling exchange steady at 4S2.S5Q 4Ss. 90 for e0 days bills and at 4S5.35 for demand; commercial bills. 4S1 3-4Sl 4S@ Is Ear silver. 54 6-s; MeNucan dollars. 4.
 Money on call nominal: no loans Time leans dull and weak. Co days and S0 dHys Der cent, siN months
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Penss rslno for C1~Tssr> ss.

The Sunday school and 5sg school children of ths Scotland road rseE oT1 Saturday afternoon 7T5-1 Miss 65ranE st inc scr9oolno1sz 1c reaes~re fcr -oe Christmas en-erts 5nr-en- to he gfTer TeGD eE1zT evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
WANT TO INCLUDE
 WILLIAMS AND AMHERST
Aquatics in the East Expected to
 Have Great Boom.

If the proposed analsametion of the intercollegiate swimming association with the New England swimming league is brought to a satisfactory conclusion. as seems likely, aquatics in the east will have a great boom dur ing the coming indoor season. At the annual meeting of the association the plan was discussed. Yale, Princeton. Pennsylvania, Columbia and Cornell of the intercollegiate swimming associa- ton were represented, and every dele gate pronounced in favor of revising the rule limiting the mernbership to six and admitting Amherst, Williams and Brown. The students of these three colleges are quite anxious to join the governing body and only faculty
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Horn. from Villa Maria.

Jfrs l. T Es6r45 went to Boston Friday to mssr her 6aggEte-. Mss Car1-fla ElGTe6. w51o hsE ben study ing at The Villa Maria Montreal y8eT returned 70 their home on Warrington street SatgrGar evening
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Naunhn tn Coach Ohio.

Announcement has just been made that Harry F. Vaughn. 1s1& l.. of scranton. Pa. who play S1 end on ths 1908 Yale championship eleven and against Harvard tais past season, has been selected Io coach oal9 Stats co4~ lsSe Tor next Tall in place o- Howard Jones 1898 = sorh Vaughn Sni 1oRss prepared 4I Exeter.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
The United States Finishing eanpaay
SSE B-os6was-

New Sorx. Dee -J. l%1e- Coupons No. Is. due Jan l. 2sl1. cn consolidated nsor-sAss v-r sent so-,- bonds cf tAks CazpA2y VIII ee p=.1 s- eAe otnc~ Of Tn= Tr2-c Csnssss 0- America s Wal Street S<W Sers G-ty
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 aecira F :. rgsRo>tsS T-s4.a-er.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

consent is now needed Az ih former years, the team championships will be competed for in series of dual meets, beginning the 18th, with a tournament between Cornell and Columbia, in the latteF's pool. The individual titles will be fought for in the same pool on March f.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
COTTON

New York Dec. 1T.-Futures closed steady. Closing bids: December G4.Sa January S4ss, February l5.09. March 1b19, April lS.2S. May lS.Sa, June lA-3a July t5.Sa, August 1S.e6. October lSSe,
 Spot closed quiet. luiddlnE upiSodS i5. tS, u,idalirs gulf l5t0: sales, none,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Children Cry
 FOR FlETcHER'S c A s o RI A
Ths United Staiss Finishing eamgaaI
SH S01<~sF

N-T N-@s1-N V
 New York Dec- -5- -sZe Preferred stock Dividend Nc. as- The Board Of Directors -zv- ress day declared rf-e regular quarterly dividend ct one and -h-es-cCs--=-s cs- c=C- t1S. per csCt-f- ZpSa -Es PTefe--s stock or this Company psyz1ls Jan . 1911 ts S-scAno1 1se-s a< -sco-5 4- -ls close c< business Dec 4l- -s1e
 Common Stock Dividend Ne. The Board ot Director have this 5E ' declared 2 dividend 11 one r-- cent . psr cart-h. upon tre Common Sco-s Of this Company payable Jan : -S-- to Stockholders o[ -ace-G s- -ES clos. of business Dec q. 1SIa-
 dec1Td F. = JERoNE Treasurer
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

l.cu Mcdonald ls iu BastSG and NH remain there uUtsl after the holidays. when his stable ua->>~~~ From lnd}sn- apehS to Ns-npht-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

Mss Ruth Icks1u5e from Maine .s 1ne guest of 15-s. W1izm : Case af her <orz on West Town street
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

Miss Florence Tascner has re-1--@1 home after 2 zaeE. visit with E=y cousin. G5ss Juliet Williams 1@ %=w
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

Raymond Eesoies os Tame street spent 2 few days n Ez-ctora 1ast
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

District Superinten6=n- J. H New land preached ar t-e Methodist EE-s- coDa1 church o1 S11cay evening
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

Prank L E5-nf3a5z Of Lz1rel Ezl and [ 4 Allyn of %o-T5c1 -oEl s2e-- a day hunting recently and returned TT5-1 rzEs ra1s.-s.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
WEST SIDE ATHLETIC CLUB
To Make Extensive Additions to It's
 Equipment.

Len Harris, Jr., was the winner Of a fine meerschaUm pipe disposed of last week for the benefit of the West Side Athletic, club. The club is about to make extensive additions to it's equip ment by buying several new pieces of gymnasium apparatus.
 Collins to Receive 5000.
 Eddie Collins, Connie Nack's great
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

The pssEmsn sE 1e E1zzss 1ls rJ1r5E is elreaoT laden with C-r.s-11ss Dscs- ageE.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Locsf News Briefs

4 The eca0o3 children were out 5r 1 force Saturday ea5o13ng 6ne skating
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Take VIBURN-0

It ls a wonderful female remedy, as you will admit if you try it.
 Directions for it's use are printed in civ languages with every bottle. Price Si25 at druggists. T-RANCO-GERAAN CHEMICAL. CO.
 iss West 129th Street. New York. mar11d
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

4 4. Cha1Dell oE Tanner street spent Saturday with friends l1 Boz-an-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
T-e Cc--feeee

be read as often es 1ezl~ed 5-et~s.1 1oT and ClT5s-zsz
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

The committee on -zzDszsztE is mad. uD Of ReT- 2od-eT ". Rsoaz1LE fcSlzl-- E1s1y. RsE- Ta1c-u1o- P Turner EEec- re-a-EJ, PeT- Meyer ElEz1. Re- 4f-cr- a@- A- Sullivan Pe-- D-- John Cole man : dams Rev Ty-. Ea-5e-- ! White and Eer Wa7-a- " T1ra-e
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Fer Clsrc4-er D R.sc.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26

guests OF friends who have. 90 they follow
their horses around from one racetrach
10 another.
Lady leicester IL one Of the most retir-
ing Of women and looks ~ 10 she had no
sporting proclivitiea whatever but that
IL ohs Of the remarkable characteristics
Of the sporting Enghshwoman. she is
always a. quiet a. though her tastes
ran only In the line Of home interests
or books and study.
Lady Helen Gordon Lennon has been
known throughout England a. King
Edwards youngest racing hostess be-
cause the King stayed with her father
the Duke Of Richmond. every year near
Goodwood and Lady Helen acted as
mistress Of the house The Duke is a
keen sportsman and his daughter has
been brought up 10 know and love horses
and she follows eagerly all races In which
her fathers horses are entered.
Lady Seton is not entertaining for the
races this year a. she and her husband
have lust rsturnei from = big game
expedition in Fast Africa. but she is usu-
ally hostess a. well A. q frequenter Of
the courses.
Lady Caruarvon, who is a very fine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26

Of the murder that counted against him.
when he heard Of my proposed hyp-
MOTTO experiment he refused fatty 10
have anything 20 do with Il.
See. said the Sheriff. he's afraid
He must be guilty
knew. however, the reluctance On
the part % many % subject themselves
% a hvpnotist, 80 I considered this but
natural Finally the prisoner consented
reluctantly and ! put him IN . tranos
condition His face coon briEhtened
when / asked him where be had been
on this eventf1l night.
AT tiS Post street. San Francisco
he answered az OnOs. Sure enough
the chief OF police and HE detectives
discovered hs had been az this phoe
his abb was proved. and two weeks Later
the real Harreu was apprehended.
-All that is past history says he
cultist. AS I said. I'm waking peops
up now; that's the best way. The great
ideal 10 20 sse the truth In al things and
my special doctrine is thorough inclusive
ness There are perhaps about sixty
vpTious New thought branches holding
meeting hereahOut now; but my idea
and ideal have nothing 20 do with -
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