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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12

Brief StatG News

G-sensqicr.-Lo-rss P. 4ls-rger has had -E5 Batez-s isa--Z 70 1-u for a condenser system
 Cosco1.-C. -Hor5 Wilson [eU -E-9gzz -d= ice Eear -he Ea5, T-=s1ay. and narrowly escaped drowning
 Pisotsvftls-W7rz has begun re- Building she recently burned factory e the F. D. smith company.
 Nsggztacs.-T1s mission for L.-r-- usE-a-s being cCrds1--ed a- =-- Mar church oE Father Gr-c-s C- Boston, 1as ce=z C0-c41Ge cd
 GIerbrsoS---yT. .-lieI E-z-rs-t 11e6 s- me age o- =, as L17 result 11 e -z-- Received while On the way -C 1.5 wood s1ed Saturday afternoon.
 Eiz-t<5rd.-Cnzr-es $. wood for merry connected <-l the zzCrfor5 station gE -hs wescaer 5lreas- %1o -s HOW 4- the government observatory z- 1[r- Weather Va has been sreuairy a short vacs-lsL a- h-z home n Mgr lGeI-
 5rioge port-SJzTts -Fl-- deposits -z s-g --e LLsc1a11es ana F's-u=rs Say i1Es a&uz today has assets of g. 75-- @gZ2- er.r--S -ze -atrh and con -@@re= Of more -lau Is.sCe 6epozi-ers who use t-5s exec. erE --E----tTi1l Sg- rL-.- E5=.
 West-nester-F-5zn a ca.l-- -~ a -arEa Ea-G maple --e~ 7r.en was fe =e cl -le farm lG tGaE as -ciluzaa1l b. 'f=---s P-sa-zl-l- JzalO S~-..--z-r and Carlton Sage ss----z7 -Z= ullrz= oL lau=-. some 1f which 5z be gveI 70 1--s been ir t-c tree for i've years
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
Wedding Gift for Mir. and Mrs. Rob
 ert E. Mitchell

Saturday evening, just at dinner, MT and Mrs. Robert r. Mitchell were sur prised at their home. lG South Park street when q number of friends en- tered and left an elegant buffet side board. Chief Wade U. Webster made the presentation very happily. The gift was fl wedding present from Mir. MitchelIs comrades of Alert hose cora panY, No. l, and a few friends MT. Mitchell is at present foreman of the company and is also a past foreman. Later in the evening q little celebra- ton was held at Alert hose company's quarters in the Bank street house, when refreshments were served and an informal good time was spent in song and story telling.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
Y. M. C. A. BUILDING.
Good Days Work Done Saturday in Securing Subscriptions - How the Fund Stands.

Interest continues in the effort to raise the ssg.000 for a new Y. NJ. C 4. building. as shown by the enthusiastic reports at Saturday rsoon's lunch, when a large number Of workers were on hand.
 An even five hundred people have ED far pledged themselves 10 contribute for the building fund and the cornpan- ies and teams are p.anning ways and means to olJtajfsl the amount needed Dy Thursday night.
 4 large number of people who live in adjacent towns and in the oi1fiying districts that have interests in the city's welfare, and have undoubtedly not been approached as yet by any member of q company or team for d subscription. and have been requested to send in their contributions to cam paign headquarters in the board Of trade rooms, and say to which company or team they wish the same to be cred ited.
 A photograph of the workers was taken at the Saturday lunch, and PsT. l.. M. F1ocken, pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal church. gave a, few remarks expressing his extreme qualification at the progress Of the work that is being done and the good fellowship that is being exhibited among the men inter ested
 Captain P $. Hills Of Company D reported the banner figures Of the days work, reporting four pledges for sS29-
 Team No. 8 led by Arthur b Chaf- fee. forged to the head with the fine report of 2 pledges for an aggregate Of s320.
 Some of the larger contributions for the day were as follows: F. c. Murray Georfe F. Taylor s1oo, Charles L. Boes $50 ". r. Barstow s50, Peter Hardnan $50, Frank R. Jackson $50. J. $. Mac Farlane of Mansfield Center $50.
 Statement Including Dec. 10.
 Previously reported, s21, ,385.s5; citf- zens' committee, s1,23T; young busi- ness mems committee, s8os; grand to- tai s23,425.e5.
 The companies of the cslzens' com mittee reported as follows:
 Company 4, Ernest P. Cresbro, ? pledges, s45; B, Charles 4. Gates, ,, $1I5; c. George 5. Elliott, II, s135: D. PhiIo s. Hills, f, sS20: l.. James E. Fullerton. 8. sf22; F, Napoleon Bacon, J.. no report Pledges q, amount s1,- The young business mens teams re- ported as follows:
 No. I, Walter R. King, 27 pledges. s1s0; No. ?. Frank P. Feruon, 5. S16; No 3, Arthur D. Chaffee, p. s32o; No. f. Carles L. Crane. 4, ss5: No. , Roo- ert H. Fenton, ,. s70: No. $, James 4. Shea, 2S. s17e; No. ' Wade L. Web : ster, more progress. Totals, pledges, g, amount sSG6.
 Standing of Companies and Teams. The standing of the companies and teams from the outset is as follows. Citizens com rlftree-Co. C. s1,752: D, s1.25o: B, s1.13o: E. s975; A, sso; F, no report. Total s5. .S57. Young business mems committee 1 Team No. 3, s1.e2e.50; No. ?, s7t0: No. 1 ,. S611: No. 4. $526; No. | S387.I5: No. | 5. s29o; No. :, s227. Total. $3.77L65.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
SCORE ss TO 24.
In Favor of Thresd City Cyeiers 1T
 Game with 9torrs' Team.

good sized crowd witnessed good fhHt basketball game in the arinOry on Valley street Saturday evening. when the five from the Connecticut agricultural college at Storrs tried conclusions with tho Thread City Cy- clnrs' fiYe of this city
 For n number of years past the C. A t. has not had a representative lehin. but th" one this season is be- ing run under the auspices of the co1- lego, and ia recognized ns IL college tShm, the members being picked from the various clnHFes.
 Every man on the C A. C. team was new Co the local floor and from the showing they all made it is apparent that the college will have one of the best basketball Ayes in it's history. The players are quiet game and full of ginger and when they have had The opportunity tO play on Il few large floors will get together ard perfect good team play.
 The score At the end of the first hnf was 1911 in favor of the Cyclers. During the second half a number of changes were LLade and Seldsn at cen- ter for the college five showed ID rec markedly well. although he played but few moments toward the close of the strenuous contest. Card was the best performer for the local five, with Mel Tor a close second. The work of Zel- Ter for c A. C. was unusually good and the rest of the team displayed more knowledge of the game than any team that has come down from Storrs in the last three years.
 The lneups and summary; T. C. C. Card rf Lewis If. Morse and Lyman C. Mclor and Rosebrooks ID, Wood and Morse rb. C. A. C.-Gechan lb, Mea- lev rb Howard and SeIden c, ZeIlcr If. White rf
 Score. r. C. C. g.. C. A. q. 2s.. Bas- keta from the floor. Card '. Cyman 3. Mellor 2, Wood 2, Lewis; Teller 2. Ifcalcy ?. Howard Z Fouls called on Lewia 2, Morse 2, Mcllor 2, Wood s. Gcehan 2. Howard 2, White 2, Zeller 2. two team fouls on r. C. C. and ono on C. A. C. Baskets from free tries Card Z. Lewis 2, Mellor. Healey f. Free tries missed Heaiey ], Lewis 2. Zel- Ter 7, White Z. Card. Referee, A. T.. Kelley. Umpire, Harold Williams. IT. mcrs. Eastman Of the Cyc1ers and Heating of c. A. C. Time. 20-minute halves.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
Lad ies' Department.
FIRES Du RING 1910
As Compiled from Records of Chief
 Engineer Marx Wilson.

The C04Lo @ing is the record Of fires !n Putnam ts the first Of DecsUDer az compiled from the records o1 ElleT En- ginser Mark Wilson.
 Jan 3-7-L5 D. ll-. box +Z r01a1-c-z= cE New York New Haven and Hart ford Railroad company lu railroad yards, originated In waste DoE, loss
 Jan. 3-11 a u- Farley tenement Providence ztreer, caused by defective chimney, no loss.
 Jan. 5-S q. nn. box 4- Putnam inn, F. C. Rogers proprietor. false alarm
 Feb. @-5-3G ,. m- srllL Farley te-=- nents. Providence street defective chjuneE. no loss.
 March S-1L15 !. IT., EtiI Hrs. " R. BarBer's house, Walnut street, de- TectETe chimney, no loss
 March 25-S D. IT,, still. brush fire in pasture Of T3srToTs street, ro damage
 March Z&-II45 Q -- E-Al brush ire off F'arr0Ts street. no damage.
 April 3-2 15 - E--. box A. 5rlzn and wood EE= on CaE street. -4 laG1s E.
 4r-tl 7f-tT2 2T 9 ~7 st'lt -a=-e-ra-- a- No. ts B0I-es street caused G-- Ee- fecLIve chimney. no loss
 May 2s-s.55 d. H1-. sETl. handle fac tory of Whlprt= < CTiiEat-l=- Ezrr-s street cagsed Dy spark from chimney. loss s25-
 June --4-s0 ?. an-. srll. handle r--- tory os WAippie & Gi.ua--lc. Harris street. caused 5y defective chimney. no loss.
 Jane 1-1Ls5 ?. m, box 4-. Hsra
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
Officers of Division No. 1, A. 0. fl.

Division l. A. c. H.. at its an- nnal meeting Friday evening in its rooms in the old arm0ry on Center street elected officers for the ensuing year. Considerable interest was taken during the course of the meeting and those present listened attentiVely to soIn1 interesting remarks made by Rev. NJ. j. Lynch. The election re- suited in choce Of the following. President, Joseph f. Cotter: vice pres- ident. Michael !. Welch chaplain, Rev. M. ]. Lynch, financial secretary, John curran; recording secretary, Thomas r. Kelley; treasurer. Raymond !. Ca rey; sergeant at arms, James Sulli- van; sentinel, Daniel D. Shea. Sick committee. John Curran, John Mur- phy, James Carey. Daniel Courtney, and Frank Riley: standing committee, James r. Twofney John J. KeiraBs Daniel Sullivan. John ii. Morrison and Raymond Carey.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
STAFFORD SPRINGS
Divorce Granted Mrs. Ruby E. Graves But One Ticket in Todays EIec- ton.

Mrs. Ruby F. Graves was granted a divorce from Mark Graves, by Judge Greene tn the superior court in Rock vile. Friday. She was given the GUS tody of her three-year-old child.
 James F. Warren has been confined to the house by illness for the past few days.
 The public schools will close on Fri day for the holiday vacation Several members of Baker chapter. Order of Eastern Star, will visit Hope chapter in Rockville Wednesday, morn ing
 There will be special closing exer- cises in the West Stafford school F-i- day afternoon. Ten Degrees Below Zero. | Saturday morning was the colde= | of the season. the mercury in soEfe | places registering ten degrees below | zero.
 Polling Hours Today. At the borough election today the l polls will be open from 10 a. m. to
 p. Ill. There is only one tickst, the
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12

nbral hemorrhape following less than q weeks Illness. She was born in Bozrah August z, 1887, the daughter Of MT. and Mrs John Gonstock. She was the widow of C. fl. Horton. who died in South Windham eleven years since. The only surviving relatives, besides Inc daughter, arc TWO sisters residing in Bridgeport,
 The funeral was held from the house Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock Rev. Harry C. Grimes pastor of The Wind, ham Center Congregational church, was the officiating clergyman. Burial was in the Windham cemetery. fu~ neral Director IT. E. Fem of this city @as in charge of the arrangements.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
MURRAY'S BOSTON STORE
 WfllIMANTIC. CONN.
Eaton, Crane & Pike s Fine Stationery For Gifts

A iseauttfii box of fine Wrpsg Paper Ntii fnate a. handsome gift Tor nina oT her
 Ilox of four dozen Envelopes and Paper tO match. one aize. bac
 Hot Of four dozen Envelopes and paper to match. two sizes, Toe.
 Box of Three dozen Envelopes and Paper to match nue quality s1.00.
 Fancy bor or six dozen Envelopes aud Paper to match nt sl2a.
 Fancy boS of eight dozen Envelopes and Paper Co match four aizes, nt siS9
 Large boz of four dozen Envelopes and Paper Co match, two sizes, S175. Large alze box. best quality four foyen Envelopes and Paper to match. rt SEES box
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12

Saturday afternoon. Wsite3 T. Knight, chsirdaa Of the trad sg com inittec of the Willimautic board of trade. stated that the most If the s5B.G00 necessary to insure ti4@ ioea- ton of the nAsg velvet mill ip fhis city had already been raised and that nov if was absolutely certain tb3t he new uili would locate here. The moi, ey is to be paid in four instailfnes4ta fl month apart and ft is ardsntiy hop- ed that q little more than fhs zt5, ,0G0 may be raised in order that 4 goo working capital will De assured Tn all probability ground for the new rafli will be broken just as soon as spring arrives or as soon as weather eon6l 7 tions will warrant commencement Of the work
 Prospects for a brisk building boom are bright therefore. for the cifY for the year 1911.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
PUTNAM
News from the churches-Eisct'on
 Time With the Orsanizations--List Of Fires and Fire Losses During 1910.


 The offering al the Congregatlonal church Sunday WAS for the benefit CT the Day KlnbaN hospital
 Mrg. J. I. Dwyer vas at A@Fl1en Saturday to attend tic funeral of A4ss Beatrice PaIietL
 tigt church is to meet with Mrs. Y. A.. Libby of Farro~s street Wednesday afternoon.
 Submits Bids for Road Wort.
 Antonio Vito Of Thompson aag 9DJ- raitted bids for state road WDr< con- tracts fn Norwich. Hartford and Wa terbury. The contracts viii probably bc awarded lhts week,
 Led by John 4. C. Warner.
 John 4. C. Warner was leader of the 7. r. S. C. r. meeting sunday evening. The topic was fi0w M9et q Christian Be Different from OtnersZ
 Baptist C. 2. Committees.
 Irg. l. E. Keuf. chairman Of tae Christmas entert3 sHWeHt at the l>3D- tist church. has appointed the fo4.Dh- - ~ing cDGnmltree@. Sunday evening, Mics Charlotte Hopkins Miss ftHel John son programme conUlttee, Y. 4. i5ai- .ar1's class decoration Committee Monday evening decorations assist ant s1DerlntenGenrs and msa's c.As8; arrangement Of assembly room, G ae Mary ArnolG's class c@utata, l.. Bad Ht4NEkCb, 2Hfs I1Leffs1Ffbsyftr .'4%s1G -SyE ! kinE IrE. Frank Rich, 5lrs. F. Bad fnington. refreshments, Mrs. C, J.. Pierce. Burt Luke I<eEter BaGu.iD zton |, distribution Of presents, Harold Bow en'g class.
 Officers Of Pilgrims of EliIion. Following are tae newly elected of3 - cerz Of sne Pilgrims 9f %viIlon Df tne Congregations church, Royal lady. Miss IiaTile j. CoED!n. royal pilgrim, Clara Msertens; holder o9 purse. Doris ! Carver trunp peter. Katherine Sew ard : standard bearer Aae Fuller, director Of march, Edna. Mann; roys scribe, Katherine Russell. royal Dr-estees, Ruth Child herald, Maud Carpenter keeper Of regaItat &aFgegy sIaerteHs5 keeper Of court Evelyn Ellis keeper Of gate Irna Greene court musicians, Miss Louise Wes taernsad. Grace Page
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
UNION SERVICES
Tn Congregational, Baptist and Meth odist Churches During Two Days.

An unsuaI degree of interest was manifested Saturday ard Sunday Tn the series Of union services held in the CongT e2a tioftal, Baptist and Methodist churches and in bne rnass meeting for men heid Sunday afternoon in Wood T hall The MaeWe tiers Qxsrtetts as sisted at rs1e different services, and r9eir singing was appreciated by tae congregations az much as r always has been on the appearances here T. is expected that the series Of meetings will contribute much 10 me growing fellowship Of t1e churches in Daniel son
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
Race Awarded T. B. sadd.

f. R. Sadd has received notification that the race which his horse BilIiken participated in at Athol, Mass, last Fourth Of July at the Pequot driving associations annual meet, has been awarded to him.
 The race vas protested at the time and the protest was carried to the National Trotting association which held it's annual meeting the past week Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. at the Murray Hill hotel, New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
Fire on Pleasant Street.

The house occupied by Leonard II. Bristol at 430 Pleasant street was dam aged a little g5y fire Saturday morning about 2 o'clock. The house is owned by William Johnson. phe fire Wss ez- tinRmished with chemicals. H was caused by defective fue srd only burned portion about the chimney. The loss, which is small. Is fully coy- cred by insurance.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
THIRTEENTH COMPANY
Organizes Indoor Baseball Team
 Attractions st Hrmory.

An indoor oasebsn team fFss been or ganized among the members Of the Thirteenth company, C. A. z. Wsliou means that this interesting game is 70 be introduced bo the people Of DanieI- son. The team is now getting On to the kinks of the game and wiH ara nga for contests with out of town teams as soon aS possible. 4 pool table has been Installed ln the club room at the armory. and all possible iE being done to make the arrnCry as attractive ss possible for the men.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
Standing of comnanies and Teanas.
Person aIs,

c. E. White of Andover vas a WiIIi- mantle visitor Saturday
 Mrs Israel Lindsey is entertaining Miss $. Elizabeth Clark of Norwich.
 Miss Theluaa White of the Acaderny V of the Holy Family at Baltic is at her home on Pleasant street for d short visit
 Angeles Nicholas. who has been ! Norwich for some time past, is visiting friends u this city hefore starting for the old country. which he expects u do sometime this present week
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
Eiabth Fox Bounty Paid.

Town Clerk Frank r. Fentou Sat urday afternoon paid Patrick Donahue il bounty for a fox. This makes the eighth bounty that he has paid this season. which seems to be An unusual Iy. good ono for foxes. especially in thIs immediate vicinity.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
FUN ERAL.
Mrs. Albert 4. Rosworth.

The funeral of Mrs. Annie K. Bos- worth, wife of Albert A. Bosworth, was held Saturday afternoon at one o'clock from her home in Spring Hill, Mansfield. Rev. Leonard Fl. smith, pastor of the Baptist church Of that place, was the officiating clerg yrn1n
 Burial was in the Spring Hill ceme- tery. Funeral Directors Einiore &
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12

ocrafs were refused an opportunity 70 shake the plum tree It's necau@c they ars not even recognized when t1ey ar willing 10 sppd their own money for 4 little recognition. Ard for them f1cre ie no pieaeure ln ai Isreai.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
WillimantiC, Danielson and Putnam

citizens, in tho field, So that very It- tic interest is fnanifested
 Mrs. Eugene Charter. Miss Rose Parizeau and Miss Tildren Larsen are employed st the Pew store during the holiday trade.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Caroline H. Horton.

Mrs. Caroline IT. Horton. aged 73, died at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Leslie A. Clark of South Windham
 Friday afternoon, as the result of cer-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
WILLlMANTiC
What ia Goina On Toniaht.

Vaudeville and Moving Pictures at the Opera House.
 Moving Pictures at the Bijou and srenie Temple
 Natchang Lodge. No. 23. Knights of
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
WOODSTOCK MEsoNs
Elect Officers st 5ssurSsy's Conofnuni.
 cation.

Putnam lodge 0f AIs sons Of Wool stock elected these officers al Ehs q1ar- reriy communication lu that tDEa on Saturday. ". G, George " Butts; $. ", Harry F. Wells J. H. afa rtla Hyde; $. D.. Frank Wright j. b. Louis Duffy; s. S.. John Davies, J. s. George Davis. secretary. Robert r. Harris: treasurer. Louis Hll.aT1ss 2 chaplain, Dr Joseph SpaUlG.ug5 mar shall, William Morgan. lyler, AAea Xorson
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Holds Annual Meeting at Woodstcc<-
 (. H. Child Elected President.

The annual meeting of the Wood stock Agricultural society was held ar woodEtock Saturday morning The re- ports showed that the past year was g successful one. These officers were stock: vice president, r. C. Preston. Putnam; recording secrscars. Leonard II. He2ley, Woodstock spending secretarv, Chauncey g. Child. Wood stock; treasurer. sIelancaCDr Rs3Gicz, Woo6stock; auditors. ,. " Dike. Thompson. Fl. T. Child. Woodsroek, C. M. Sam pson. WoodgtocE- directors, T. K Stafford, South WCOGEtgcS T.. J. Teayitt. North WooGsrock. J. :. May, EJs@t Woo6gtock, Oscar EiUnvsn. TnoEn pson. F. II. Davenport P1m[rer, C. r. Sumner Woodstock John z. Fox. Putnam. ? F. R.teh south Woodstock. z. r. May. East Wood stock, z. P. Perley, Pomfre- I 4 ren. Essrford The s4DArturen6 6en-s o1 divisions wiI oe appointed later.
 Ladies' Department.
 h ths ladies' deDartment the follow ing officers were elected. Preside Mrs Ella V. Wood. Putnam; vice pres .deurs Irs. Leonard II. Eealeg, Wood stock, Mrs. George Sampson, Mss Eleanor AaEaeBgon. recorG-aZ secre- secrecarg. Mrs C <. Child directors Mrs L. J Leay!-r. Mrs. A. H Glider sleeve Mrs J. F. Cia-E Mrs. c. A. EisccX, 5frE. Eleauc- Cor-lis, 5s-s. r c. Preston, Mrs. C. Fl. El4.su. Mrs 4 '. Brunn, Nrs. g. Rid5-ck- s8perfu- tend euts Of hall. Mrs C. F. May. 3Lrz c. 4. EIscox, 3Irs. J. I. Paine
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
New Velvet Mil Practically Assured

shepard of this city were ba enarae of the arrangements,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
STATE OPnfTHCLOGIsT
To Address Men's Club of csnar.qa.
 tional Church.

Herbert k. Job, state ornirs1oiogiss ss is the next speaker that will address the Mems club of the Corgr egaeoT-a church Mir. Job is 70 talk 2 bout our native birds, and will illustrate rlls lecture with many beautiful srereopri- con views. Mr. Joo is coming hers CT the 2sth of the present mon4s1.
 D. A. R. Chapter Hostsssss.
 Miss Marion D. Cho!Far, Mrs. Helen S Dove. Mrs. Preston E. SNbley, Mrs W H Barron, Mrs. George s. Brown and Mrs. Marcus Weed will be the hostesses at the n1 1eeting or Sarah VIZ Hams Danielsou cha Dter. b 4. R, on Thursday afternoon Of 1EE*s week. TfLrisfrnas 0bservauces then and now WiH be fi1e sl1oject at the meeting This will be the last regular meeting oT the year for the members of the chapter.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
Richard Hudnut's Perfumes and
 Toilet Specialties

So many people turn their mind 10 Perfumes nnd Toilet Articles for Chrrtma- gifts that we have made Ia speclaity of it this season Perfumes come in White Heiiotrope. Yndna StephanoHs. Ideal Pink. Non pilan White Lilac Wood Violet, Aimee t.lv oS the Valley. Jockey rfyb. Cardinal Lily and White Hoae. r' rom~s in small bottles packed in a beautiful box and sells for soc per ounce.
 TOILET SPECiALTiES Extreme Violet Toilet Water. si.5O bottle
 San Rcmo Violet Water $i.oO bot fic
 riaine Toilet Water. st.oo bottle. Violet Soap. 25c cake. Violet Toilet Powder. 25c box. Nailustre. soc box.
 Nall Polish. 25c box.
 Violet Sec TRlcum Powder. 25c. box. Dentnluxe Tooth Powder. 25c. Cutiie Acid. 25c
 Cream Sec soc box
 Marvellous Cold Cream 25c and soc. coLGATEs PERFUMES AND
 SOAPS.
 One -u.H bottle Perfume one Toilet Water and cake of same in q box for Ssc
 Three Perfume Bottles in fancy box at B0o each.
 ColEates Dental Cream. one bottle Perfume and cake Of same fin one box, for b9c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
Submits Bids for Road Worf.

Antonio Vito Of Thompson aag sDJ- | fs1itted bids for zfaee road H,DrI con l tracts in Norwich Hartford and Wa terbUFy. The contracts wifi probably
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Fire Department
Promotions Come
Number of Men Raised in View Of
Early Opening of New Station
on Ames Avenue.

The Fire and Police board Tuesday
night, on the recommendation Of Chief
salter, made the following promotions in
the department In view OF the probable
early opening OF the new fire station at
Twenty-second street and Ames avenue:
To be senior captains; Charles o. Matte
son and George r. Simpson; to be junior
captains: Nsis Anderson, John F. Engel,
John L. Cowger and Patrick r. Connolly.
John T. Bohan. who has been six months
on trial. acting during that time as senior
captain. was appointed a regular member
of the department. o Casey was placed
on probation for six months.
Carl Maus was appointed one of the
drivers of the police patrol wagon, vice
Chauffeur Finn, dismissed.
Commissioner Warplch submitted a re-
port on inquiries he had made OF manu-
faeturers ana fire chiefs relative to a COM
bihation hose and chemical automobile,
and II was placed on file for future ref
erenee. The cons 'nsus Of opinion Of the
fire chiefs was that such a wagon was a
success in fire operations.