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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
sFLvhT1oa ARMY HEEDs
 MORE CONTRIBUTORS.
Csptslo Deusisss eppreeissss fhs Gifts Which Hsrs Bssn Made, HcHsysr.

GaDt (. v. D1Hgtass Sf the f9a1va43Gn hrWg fesifss lb express his 0esg 1D- pfeeiatiDn fDr ths ChF.ssnGss donations that 1sDA been niads already bat stSfeAS that they gre coming in tDG slow, &OI "nYttTh money Aas bAen received as vht tD provide for < Christmas dinner, Bot ip mention fBs Christmas frss snaas had been ylsnbeG4 # ffs original intso- lions of those in charge Of this oslA~ oration are Naftiad into sffsct Gae aota} ncSi Nil f24fe ab tD over sE96 on @c~ count Of the present htgH Df!cae
 ' he kettle. Eagfain D91ziass states, Ia doing but little business Sr fne streets. Only sz vas found lFs foe y0t- tom of f On Thursday, whereas there sbouif have been ss
 The present hard times are making a good many UoDr, and l. ls hoped tsat through ihe aaepcv Sf fne Salvation Army fhese people may ae helped to the enjoyment ef q Chfagtrnas ceteDrs iipn < Christmas tree ziu aA in tns tonn hal On fas evening of Dsc. z5Go and Ghe presents that will oe given away at this lime viii os useful and servieeable Baskets arc C. pe given Out at She headquarters on Saturday evening. Dee, z4tB.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
M.,,eer ef IccsI LoSae.

At Da-vEtls -h5S afternoon there wI-L 1S held services for Dr. Henry L. Ham CoCG. who died Tuly ---l IC Call-er- ria. and whose body has 5yse been sent oG from Mes Mich
 pr. Hammond was member Of She -ucEer laG<e. Nc. =. l. o- ., !. H. was also g member Of Putnam L1SfSs of L.Ss and had been tiS-rI-- 5erUCE to~ -he state of Connecticut and rElL> 2oES- will hold rhe5r -5tualI>cLc services at tho cemetery today
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Another New River Industry.

Plans have been prepared and are now out for estimates for the erection of another new manufacturing plant near the mill o1 the Thai mes Dye and Bleachery works at BartIer-s The promoters Of the new concern are nG- willing yet to state what will De done nor t1 state just how large the mill will be but f is known. unofFfcfzl-s- that the industry will find e1lu-0z-r------ for probably 100 hands. The c1-rczr- will be financed by New Torz capital to some ex=nL. although owners Of tha property at Bartlettts are also inter eSteG
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Leather Escuseassns for E.rnisurs.

Consul Jay White ot Santos for wards samples of leather escuCclso2s for tu-rLtIre made ot sera0 leather and leather cuttings. imported into bfazI from Europe WHjca F uol al rea,.y usS.5= ip tas United states would ce SGESesrIve ro A1les 5ca1 lsa tAsg 12a&ntacS1reeS ot $ nsW and ,gcErEasa &sa so~ -eetr waste I,ES-e-l43>- TAaSs eS>ucSIeo1S, which are cU 5Is iU ghs bureau ot ,,.2lsGfac csGEeS. retail ia 6ra1It for from a ls cents. AcIc-d- ing to size
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
COUNCILMAN DOUGLAS ACTIVE.
Leads Militant Oppositio1 to Mayer of
 New Rochelle.

There s strip Of land n &e@ Rochelle about which there is . Gis- pUted ownership, and for some time the city has been trying tO have . lumber company remove it's property therefrGul. Councilman Stuart Doug las leads the militant opposition 70 Mayor ColweIi and gets two republi- cans to line ID with the corporation counsel They voted to take the strip Of land by force and have the property of the company removed JE force The people have been asking for me re- moval of the laneer for some t-ree
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16

The se-v1cs opened with the orzaz prelude and chant 1E The choir. The Invocation was D. R5r- ' R. Very we1 acEeG as master oE ceremonies for EEe evening -E= Lo-C7s Prayer was gI-ez as chant aF the choir after which followed she scripture lesson -zs prayer was offered sv Ray FeSss liar rel a+ Cambridge, Mass who also de- .lEsrsd -Es I-s-1IIattoa sa--ar- -aa IT. sCEi1-ton prayer being ay Rev. J B Ee-
 T1e charge 10 the church vas given oy Rev JsSSs Ea-=el- after wctsh -hs welcome 1E -1a part of me white SaE- r5SES of the city was gwen 5y Rev T- R. Very. E1o also gave rre hand e-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
PERSONAL

Mrs. FsfaHs posf aaa fef0ffsG v Easa2 from n ssa7 gf 9 few aaYs lu Norwich
 Mrs. William F. Parkinson Of blponhaid ia visiting her daughter Mfs l J. D9lDaafa of East Great Plain.
 Dr Daniel fFiseoi. native of Jew stt 1ltJ, WnD has relatives and frltnas lH Norwich, fs critically " ac his hbfas in bffGgeyofs
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
SMOKER AT tRcGaUm CLUB.
Nsn1bers snd Friends Had Hsrr1
 Evsr5ns of Dancing and Singing.

Some vaudeville nf high claaE was given at tns Afcauura eI0D On Thurs day evening for the sufeF7a s.TGea& nf the members and their friends. and 70 spite Sg the poor Weatfer there Was 4 affair wag greatly enjoyed. The enter large number iu affeneanre and She tainiHeut committee made 1ne arFange- tents and received many compliments, the conigtne being 4. r. Story. enasr- an. T.. r. Church, T.. r. POrteo9s and ". T.. @seaTas
 Howard and Ias1n were Ssen tn their vaudeville sketch and they made 4 Geciee1 nit tte dancing being q par- UclIariv pleae.ng feature. The New Diacx0ir0 QUartekte llkeT.@e sang 70 fbe delight Of tae n1enobers Clgars Here passed. and during :ne remainder of the evening she uena1ers and thefr friends enjoyed whist and other games about the club
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
AGREEMENT WITH FALLS COMPANY

Secured by Water Commissioners and will be Acted by Council Toniaht-Trench Trading Cove Brook to be Finished Tonight or Saturday-Pipe Dstrl rlbuted Along Ditch and Poles for the Electric Line Being Raised-Laboratory Supplies Arrive and Tests Will Be Made Today-One Pump has Arrived
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Not Pushinq.

The new nationalist party tus not vet begun to crowd tEe old political organization very seriously -WashinS- ion Star
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
PALMER BROTHERS BUSY.
Now Have Water Frontage in New
 London of zSo Feet.

Palmer Brothers company recently added ro their extensive property in New London oy She purchase of the Mo@es DarFoB property at the north eru end of Water street The property nag frontage of l95 feet on the street with q ValUa ole Wa terfront-
 With the acquisition Of thls proper r. the Palmer Brothers company owns property On Water street TirI au aZ- prOIimate frontage Of 45G feet
 T. was stated on sZCeIlel authority tn@k t was but q mater Of q short time when The Palmer Brothers com - psry would occupy this -rCZsrty in Water street, moving a portion os the manufacturing business nov conducted ln the Washington street factory.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Your ornnan..ther Made Good Thing.

with Williams Extract of Vanilla. over sixty years ago. IL ts unquestiunahlV the purest and hest. Nou will und Williams other ngNoriuE extracts of the same superior quality adv
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Noshing oiseurbs Him.

Hl3r enters cn his eighth term Qul- etty luSC eas though the reoets were nai prep1ring n explode a bsqEre under his ttEone,-JackS0n Charlton -I.ssSger.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Order Pound Cakes
 from RailiO1's 5sc-sS
>aNreA SPRING WATER

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Incidents in Society

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
INSTALLATION C=
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 Calvary 5=cezs- C--r--

T1= z-=-a a-a-z1u gz R, John T Dennis 4s -az-1r 5t t1= M Calvary B4C-Is- cLE- was he'd s- me C1urct E-u-z[zE evening w-E E41T n a. -@EEzE-e- | E-E1e- oE --=-zFuec z1E Mayor TEzy=r were ==4-ed 1z r1= rLa-- form -lze-14r wz-1 R=T- / F De-zIz
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Renen1brances fer Alns,ouss tnr.-ss

At the invitation Of Mrs. J. B. shan non Thursday afternoon 2 number If ladies OE St- ParTicks parish were able through the generosity Of Norwich lady who desires to have her name re- main unknown. n give great pleasure 10 the inmates Of the afush0use 0y dis tribUu1g cake, candy fruit and a gift to each inmate. Al present there are 56 men and 26 women there.
 Detecting Flattery.
 You may have noticed it is r1uCt. easier to detect tfa-tery directed ar others than when it is coming your yvay.-Atchison Globe
 Buenos AyreS Is also working for the city beautiful In nine wears t- has set out l42,o00 trees and has open cd so parks.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
One P4r5 Here

On Thursday one Of tae pumps wzz recei vet here Thss tzas czpzc5-y of 51o-lG0 gallons eEe-y z4 hours Th= other is expected 70 b@ se1- within a
 few days and -I= z1lI--a-zczs are thar all the different phases 5f GlZ@ p-1c1Ez- ri1n VIII 5e ready within -l= 9 days from the line ct s-zr--nE T--e 5EG--s which has been received E1I ae 1=-ret 10 the -1r--, 5ut t1e otGze- pump 1s -s
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16

t,e s@rsE f1 Eas n10tar factory wlsere se i. pl1a 19 directly connected Ugsa ese Ez41-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16

EVefs f0sH1 ls ogfeassng sn 2 most sa fssfaet>rg Wag t1f sas scoring 1E 2 tt#fDDs@tV supply @f NasAs from Trad sH| @Hpa DfD1<. @as3 En@ w1rE st sFse Fai4S n8H for Eas saz5nx 1f s5s Tssse5G liver Hasf i1 eazs # .s f1saa9 aelss- safF. sfa the indications are fs&E t HE.g 10 ssFs ea@ N1a<e fs e4fe
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02
VAIL ITEMS.
Delayed fom last week.

Delayed fom last week.
Mrs. Maurice Farley who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Dan Manning. for the.last couple
of weeks. left for her home at Omaha.
Mrs. Jas. Mccarthy returned Sat-
urday evening from pleasant two
months spent with her daughter. Mrs.
Anna Kennedy, in Clinton City.
Mrs. Kaleen of Wendt. s. D.. ar
rived here Friday called By the serious
illness Of her daughter. Mrs. Chas.
Peteraon. Mrs. Peterson is slightly
improved at this writing.
Miss Marie Ryan, who has been
attending school at Omaha, arrived
here last Tuesday and will make her
home here and attend school at ST..
AIMS Academy.
Mr.. Reel Of Missouri Valley spent
the last Of the week with his brother,
III. G. Reel. Of the Wallace House.
Mrs. Chas. McAlpin and young
son spent q COUPLE Of days the first Of
last week here ct the Mrs. Mcguire
homo, it being asstarewell visit before
leaving for her new home at Elk City,
/ Okla.
Thos. Fogsrty and two sisters Of
Wall Lake visited q couple Of days
last week at the Mrs. N. F. Mcguire
home.
:. G. Krafke returned the first Of last
week from brief visit with his par
ents at Keystone.
Georl Dieter went to Omaha FRI
day for . visit with friends.
Dan Molseed came in from the west
Thursday for q short stay. e
:. James McCune Of Arion spent the
latter part Of last week with friends.
Tim Harrington returned last week
from . visit with his uncle, Mike
Harrington, at Armour, S. d.
I. /. . Pete Mumm Of West Side is en-
ployed at the Sheridan & Breen butch.
or shop.
Mira. Chas. Magill has been very
sick woman for the last couple Of
weeks.
- Miss Mae Harringto ton Of Armour
s. D., is visiting relatives here.
. The Council Bluffs High Schoo
basket ball team defeated the Val
High School team by the score Of 8
to q at Council Bluffs last Friday
evening.
G. u. McKeehan left Tuesday fol
Shenandoah for q few day 8 visit wit
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02
LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF The COUNTY
News Gathered BY Our Efficient Corps
Of Correspondents All Over Crawford.
Vail, West Side, and ricketts,.

his folks. From there he goes to
West Point, N. Y, on business.
VIM. Byrnes and Thos. Duffy spent
Friday and Saturday at Council Bluffs
and Omaha,
Ed. McMahanof Manila spent Sat-
|urday and Sunday with Vail friends.
Miss Bess o. Connell went to West
Side Friday evening for an over Sun
day visit.
Miss Lizzie Kelly expects to leave
the last of this week for Chicago and
Woodstock, Ill, where she will spend
the summer with relatives.
Mrs. Alfe Starek was q vailvisitor
a couple Of days the first Of the week.
The Mrs. John Dieter building on
Warren street, which has been oc-
|cupied by DIR. Molssed for dental
work. has been sold TO the East Boyer
Telephone company to be used by
them for their headquarters. They
expect to have their exchange
installed there in the near future.
DR.. Molseed has moved his dental
parlors to the G. G. Roam building
west of the Champion & H ,lland bar.
her shop.
Mr.. Simons of Herring, who has
been visiting his sons for the past
week, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Bert Huckstep and children Of
Stanton, Neb.. are here at the home
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b.
lCrampton.
Mrs. H. G. Reel spent Saturday at
Council Bluffs on business.
Rev. j. j. Davies and wife Of
West Side called on Vail friends last
week.
Mrs. Rose Maynard visited friends
at Council Bluffs last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson Of Woodbine.
after pleasantly spending q week al
Emil and George Novotne were
summoned to Iowa City Saturday noon
by the sad news Of the death Of theil
brother, Franks twenty one year oil
son.
The James Dugan home was thu
scene Of an enjoyable surprise part.
last Sunday evening. the occasion be
ling their fifteenth wedding anniver
sary. "A delicious supper was serve'
prepared by the guests. Music and
general good time was the order Q
the evening and before departing to
their homes they presented Mr.. ant
mrs. Dugan with rome beautiful Gu
glass and wished them many happ
! days.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02
WEST SIDE IT1l6s.
pel.yed frotn last week,

DELAYED from last week.
The Misses Anderson entertained =
company Of friends at dinner Satur-
day evening, FeD IL. in honor Of the
birthday anniversary Of Miss Christ
ian Anderson. II being Lincoln's
birthday tiny flags were used in table
decoration. The center ornament for
the table was q beautiful hand made
centerpiece over red, and q vase Of
deep red roses. The dinner was
served in courses. Following the
dinner Miss Lille Raine Of Danison
gave some fine musical selections.
James Patterson spent Sunday with
his brother. DR.. G. L. Patterson and
family. returning to Omaha Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Alex Hanneman and family
are moving to their farm southwest
Of town this week. DR.. Patterson
ard family will occupy the house
vacated by them.
Mrs. w. N. Walters aud Miss
Jennie Hannah were Carroll callers
Thursday.
Miss Emma Gehlsen was DEM son
passenger Thursday.
Miss Hannah Huschen returned to
her home at Vail Thursday. after
visiting at the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
Peter Sievers several days.
Mrs. Henry PAIL. Miss Ella Pahl
and Miss Carrie Schwecke were Deni-
son visitors last Thursday.
Mrs. Alex nannenan and daughter.
Mis- Alma, and Mrs. Aug. Voss were
Vail callers last Thursday.
Irene and Leona Grimes went to
Oskaloosa Monday to visit at the home
Of their grandparents.
Word came to Mr.. and Mrs. F. ].
Gary Saturday that Mr.. and Mrs. W.
T. Emmett Of Rifle. COL. were the
proud parents Of baby boy, born
Feb. Ia.
The last number Of the lecture
course was given at the hall last Fri
day evening. The entertainers were
d. r. Manlove. as Character Imper-
senator and Reader. and Signor Gin
seppe G. Marone. Harpist. The au-
dience though small was we'll pleased
with the evening 8 entertainment.
mir. W. L. Spottswood went to
4 Council Bluffs Tuesday to attend the
4 Post Masters Convention which con-
vened at that place Feb. %.
We are in receipt Of communica-
ton announcing the Payne silver wed
ding. but upon its late arrival we are
unable to publish it until next week
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets invariably bring relief to
women suffering from chronic consti-
patton. headache, biliousnesa, dizzi.
ness, sallowness of the skin and dys-
pepsia. Sold by all druggists. 95
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02
ROCKETS NEWS.
Delayed from last week.

Delayed from last week.
Herman Steffen was . visitor at
Ute Tuesday.
Anna and John Muenster spent
Monday afternoon in Schleswig.
C. p. Hoefer and Herman Tobka
attended the dance at Schleswig Sat-
urday evening.
Ella Deickman living four miles
northeast Of Ricketts,, was operated
on Ihurday for appendicitis. We all
sincerely hope she will soon be up
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. R. Timm and
Helen CARRIER were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Jacobsen in Ute
4 Wednesday.
| Mrs. Chas. Mohn was passenger
to Ute Tuesday to have some dental
work done.
Ed. Lloyd was guest of lis folks
in Ute over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. vollersen en-
tertained large number of friends
and relatives at their cosy home Sum
day. it being their 18th wedding an
niversary. .lhe Rev. Sitzler preach
ed sermun fitted for the occasion
which was appreciated by all. A
delicious supper was served and all
4 wished this happy couple many more
4 years Of joy and prosperity. The out
5Iof town guests were Rev. Sitzler and
family Of Minneola. Iowa, C. H.
|Vollersen and wife Of Battle Creek
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris vollersen Of
Dow City.
L. T.. Ainsworth spent Sunday at
Ute with his wife and baby.
/ Henry Lindaman called on friends
at Berne Tuesday.
| Agnes Curry spent Sunday at her
home in Denison.
i Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Ainsworth are
/ the happy parents Of a fine baby girl,
who arrived Saturday.
4 Anna Vollersen worked in the j I.
b. Detlef store Monday afternoon
during Anna Muenster's absence.
j Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kelm were
passengers to Ute Tuesday for short
D visit with their daughter there.
Fully nine out Of every ten cases
of rheumatism is simply rheumatism
OF the muscles due to cold or damp,
or chronic rheumatism, neither Of
which require any internal treatment.
lAll that is needed to afford relief ii
i 1.-The free application Of Chamberlain I,
: Imminent. Give it trial. You ar,
certain to be pleased with the quick
relief which it affords. Sold by al
!, |drhggists. 9-5
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02

List your Real Estate with H T.
BliesmaD. Office over Postofiice. G.
G. Phone 20. 6tf
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
BOOZE IN LIBRARY
Intellectual Speakeasy Sc Popular Police Became
 Suspicious

BOSTON, March 31.-Cultured Bos- ton boasts of new use for the :" five foot-library.n Miss Annie Higgins, who runs a boarding house on Fremont street, posses this wonderful selection of the world s best authors, and so pop ular did it become that police squad became suspicious and visited her.
 One of the policemen touched vol ume entitled "Forbidden Fruit" and with a joyous click the book opened dis playing a well-filled flask of brandy. "The History of Our Country" was one of the most popular in the shelf, containing three empty fasks.
 "The Lives of the Saints' looked from it's thumbings as if it, too, were popular among the Higgins elite.
 "'The Peoples s Home Physician" and Robinson Crusoe" disguised as bot tied cocktails, did not lak for friends either.
 Miss Annie was taken to the police station and her library confscated.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
ONE CITIZEN WHO
 WANTS TO BE GOOD
Nogales Mexican Promises
 Virtue for Future

DOUGLAS, Ariz., March 31.-There is one citizen of Nogales who can be de- pended upon not to violate the law if he knows it. A short time ago United States Attorney Morrison wrote to him that it had come to the ears of the United States government that he was violating the Edmunds act MT. Nor. rison warned him that the government would not put up with that sort of thing, now that the public conscience was aroused and everything, including the cost of living, was on the uplift.
 As soon as the mail could get back, the United States attorney received this breathless reply all in one sen tence without punctuation or other ev- idences of hesitation in the compost tion:
 Mister Joemorrison
 I am notified l am living with Qua delupe Vesquez I cannot denie it for have family I did not know anything was violating the law please give me excuse and I will be married as soon as be possible I stop to live in that way at once until I will be married I re- main yours.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
Mining and Financial News
PLANS HIS FUNERAL
Minister Made Announce. ment on Day Set by an
 Aged Parishioner

BOSTON, Mass, March 31.-Several days ago the pastor of the Methodist church at the little village of Ches- ter, Vermont, announced to his flock that the funeral of Henry Kingsbury aged 93 years, would take place on a certain day.
 The funeral did take place as sched. uled, but when the announcement was made MT, Kingsbury was alive and well.
 Harlan Kingsbury, of Sterling, Mass. the Vermont man s son, returning from the funeral, told the story.
 He said that before his father fell i'll he had his minister give notice in the parish church of his death and when the funeral was to be held.
 The aged man said he knew what was going to happen beforehand and to please him the minister made the announcement.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
B|C LOSS OF LIFE
Steamer from Japan Places Storm Victims at More
 Than Thousand

VICTORIA, B. C., March 3l.-Details of the great storm of March 13 on the Japanese coast, in which more than HOO fishermen perished, were brought by the steamer Tamba Maru today.
 The tempest was most severe off Chi. .ba and Ibaragi prefectues, and the official report that gave the loss of life as HOO is generally believed tc be too conservative. Wrecks of thirty four fishing vessels from Chosi, Chiba prefectures, and fourteen from other villages, which took out 600 men have been confirmed