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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-28
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-28

tOOdy IVY Cu4lCSuGyJ J TUT bOSIOn, where he has an engagement. MT Dugas has been playing for the past month in Canada, and visited Sydney, Glace Bay, Halifax, Truro and Windsor. and reports fine time during the whole trip.
 Joseph Jarry is visiting friends in New Bedford.
 Francis Benoit is confined to his home with sickness.
 Henry Fountaine spent Christmas day with friends in Hartford.
 Miss Pomela Fournier spent Christ mas day with friends in Baltic.
 Mrs. Joseph Veilleux of Merchants avenue is visiting in North Grosvenor- dale.
 Mrs. Prime Dusas has returned from Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Benoit and fam fly spent Christmas with relatives in Baltic. Miss Alice Murray of Providence street spent Monday with friends in MoOsup.
  Mrs. Alice Catcher is spending s month with friends in Montreal and i Quebec, Canada. William Pickering of Lisbon has en- tered the employ of the Stevens Jack i son company of Baltic. Miss Eva Bissonnette of Waterbury IS visiting her mother, Mrs. Clara Bissonnette Of North A street. l Joseph Desmarais has returned +o i his home in Pittsburg, after spending 1 few days with Albert Dumas. 1 Frank Gingras has returned to his ! nome in Manchester N H. after l snehding a- few days with relatives here.
 { MT. and Mrs John Mfchon and fam l fly have been spending a few days in Montyille, the guests of Mr and Mrs. 1 Joseph St. Germaiue MT. and Mrs. Raymond Chartter, 1 Henry Morse. Alfred and William ] Chartier spent Christmas day with 1 relatives in Willimantic l Miss Grace Pion is visiting with 1 relatives in Southbridge Mass Frank J. Roy is spending a few days
 with relatives in Fall River.
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Mrs. Alice Catcher is spending a month with friends in Montreal and Quebec, Canada
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Sun, Moon and Tides.
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Miss Alice Murray of Providence street spent Monday with friends in MoOsup.
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Banquet Given in Honor of Thomas Shahan-FuneraI Services for Mrs. Cornelius Daley-Personal Notes.

A large number of friends attended the banquet held in honor of Thomas Shahan Saturday evening at the home of Joseph Farrell on Central avenue. An attractive menu was served and Joseph Farrell acted as postmaster. Following the dinner a pleasant social hour was enjoyed with selections by the Iron Fence quartette. Nicholas Spellman presided at the piano and rendered several solos. During the evening Mir. Shahan was presented a handsome button set and responded with a few appropriate remarks. The party broke up at late hour, each one well pleased with the occasion.
 Mir. Shahan has been spending the holidays at his home here but ex- poets to return to Newark, N. J., to- day.
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MT and Mrs. Raymond Chartfer Henry Morse. Alfred and William Chartier spent Christmas day wi:t relatives in Willimantic.
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William Pickering of Lisbon has en- tered the employ of the Stevens Jack son company of Baltic
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Boston Store Clerks Get Double Pay.

Following the usual custom of the firm, the Boston store this year doubled the pay of its employees for Christmas week, giving out the envelopes on Sat urday night, a thoughtful provision that is greatly appreciated by each of their many wage earners.
 During the summer the store gives all employees two weeks holiday with pay for one. If they remain in the employ of the firm till Christmas. the extra pay then makes up for the week in the summer without pay and comes at season when it is especially ac- reptabIa
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-28
Rain Affects ice Crop,
Next Seasons Baseball Coach at Fl lar
 

Boston. Dec. 27.-Dr. Frank J. Sex ton of the famous Brown university battery of Sexton and Penney of the early 90's was tonight announced as next seasons baseball coach at Har- yard. After pitching on the Brown team, which he explained in '92 and '93 Sexton played with the Boston Na- tionals one year Since then he has been coach of successful teams of the University of Michigan and Brown uni versity. Recently he has been prac- ticing medicine in Brookline
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Joseph Desmarais has returned to ms nome ln Pittsburg, after spending a few days with Albert Dumas
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Miss Grace Pion is visiting with relatives in Southbridge. Mass
 frank J. Roy is spending few days with relatives in Fall River
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Miss Eva Bissonnette of Waterbury IS visiting her mother, Mrs. Clara Bissonnette Of North A street.
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YANTlC HAPPENINGS.
Christmas Cheer at the Boarding House Other Social Affairs-ice Crop Affected by Rain.

There was a Christmas tree. with exercises at the boarding house Sun day evening for Miss Eva Bauman and Miss Minnie Ferry. There was reel tation by Eva Bauman entitled The Star Above the Saviour, and one of Watching for Santa Claus by Miss Minnie Ferry. which was followed by a duet by the two young ladies' Silver Bells. humorous reading, Santa Claus Secret, by Mrs. Bauman. caused considerable amusement as did dia- logue. Christmas Wishes, by Eva Bau-
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At Mystic Christmas Party

MT. and Mrs. c. H. Lamb and Miss Katherine Mallett of Town street spent Monday in Mystic as guests of Mrs. Hattie Brainerd. Others present were Mrs. Charlotte B. Lamb, Mrs. Lottie EdgecOmb and Miss Pierce of Mystic, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Hammond, Mr and Mrs. Clarence Brainerd and their sons, Norton and Stanley, of StOning
 ton: Sherman Hammond of Westerly R. l., and Walter Hammond of Plain- field, N. J. After bOuntiful Christ mas dinner a musical programme was carried out to the pleasure of all. A large Christmas tree heavily laden with gifts was a feature of the day.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-28
THE WEATHER.
Forecast for Today.

For New England: Increasing cloudiness Wednesday; snow at night and Thursday in north portion: rain or snow in southern portion; moderate variable winds. becoming northeast and east, increasing "Wednesday night. Predictions from the New York Her aid: On Wednesday fair weather will prevail. with slight temperature changes and light westerly winds, and on Thursday partly overcast weather, with slightly lower temperatures.
 Observations in Norwich. The following records, reported from Sevin's pharmacy show the changes in temperature and the barometric changes Tuesday:
 Ther. Bar. a. m. ...-.........'s'' 1i ou.1o F m. .......'. 0t oV--V s D. 34 30.20 Highest AZ, lowest 27.
 Comparisons.
 Predictions for Tuesday: Cloudy and warmer; variable winds, becoming south.
 Tuesdays weather: As predicted.
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If1e Bullfti1l,
Norwich, "Wednesday. Dec. 2s, 1910.

The Bulletin should be delivered everywhere in the city before a. m.
 Subscribers who fail to receive if by that time will confer favor by re- porting the fact to The Bulletin CO
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man and Minnie Ferry. Delightful vo- cal selections were rendered by the party, accompanied on the piano Dy Niley Whipple. A reading of an orig inal tale by Mrs. Marion F. Eddy, The Christmas Tree Story. was enjoyed by the party, who joined in singing Oh. Little Town of Bethlehem, after which the tree was stripped of its Slfts, among which were some which caused much amusement. Cake, fruit and nuts joyable evening.
 Mrs. Tucker Recovering from Injuries.
 Mrs. William Tucker of Lebanon, who is 92, recently fell in her home in that place, injuring herself to some extent, but is reported as being very comfort able.
 Recent Guests and Travellers.
 MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray of Sa- lem spent the holidays at the home of Mrs. Murrays parents in Franklin.
 MT. and Mrs Carl Bentley and daugh- ter Mary spent the week end with friends in F'itchville.
 Charles Lemoine and Miss Maud Ie- moine spent the holidays with Manuel Lemoine of Plainfield.
 Mrs. Amelia Tracy of Franklin is confined to the house as the result of a fall.
 Misses Ruth and Maud Williams of Old Mystic were guests of their cousin, Mrs. Edward Bauman, during the holi- days.
 Miss Weinraub. teacher in the Sodon school is spending her vacation at her home in East Lyme.
 Joseph Lavalle of Hallville was a re- cent guest of friends in the village William Woodmansee of Holyoke re- gently spent some time in town. Henry Briggs and family spent Christmas day with Mrs. Jane Rogue Charles Apply of New London an6 Seymour Stoddard of Lords Point were guests of friends in town Sunday.
 Charles Stoddard spent the holidays { with his daughter Iva of Hartford. Miss Marian Allyn of Lebanon spen l Christmas day with her sister. Mrs Amelia Tracy of Franklin
 Miss Lucy Ladd and two nephews l of South Manchester spent Christmas 1 day at Elmwood. the home of Miss 1 Lords mother.
 l Walter Balch of Hartford is tht guest of Thomas Murphy of Franklin Delo Herbert and family of Hartford i have returned after a holiday visit a l Mrs, Herbert's home in Bean Hill. Rain Affects ice Crop. 1 The excellent ice crop which was tc 1 have been harvested this week suffered 1 considerably by the recent rain.
 The children of Mir. and Mrs. Bau ! man were delightfully."- entertained b, l a Christmas tree party a their homt l on Main street. Mrs. Eddy read 1 story which she had composed whiri 1aIi i~rhN +T 4h zt,3 ! A.
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Tree and Entertainment,

On Monday evening the Sunday school was given a Christmas tree. There were songs and recitations pre- ceding the distribution of gifts. and a merry time was enjoyed by all.
 Miss Mary Donohue of Lyme is spending the week with relatives on the Otrobando road.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-28
Miss Couch to Call Upon Sisters.

Miss Lillian Drexel Cough, N. F. A. 1910, is visiting in Hartford, Meriden and New Haven. She will call upon her sisters, Sister NJ. Lawrence, known to the world as Miss Pauline Cough, and Sister Mary Luke, known to the world as Miss Mary Cough, the latter a graduate of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. At the close of her visits Miss Cough returns to her studies in the Wiilimantic Normal school.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-28
Family Catherine.

home of Charles $. Woodmansee of West Thames street Christmas. All his children were present and an en- joyable day was spent. Among those in attendance were Mrs. John $. Davis of Milford, Mass, and son, Herbert C. Davis.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-28
TO ARRANGE FOR
 CRIMINAL SUPERIOR COURT.
State Attorney Hull Will Be Here Thursday at Clerk Parsons Office.

The state attorney will be at the of flee of the clerk on Thursday, Dec. 29th. 1910, at 10.30 a. n., for the purpose of arranging for the business of the Jan uary criminal term, which will open at Norwich Tuesday, Jan Sd, 1911, Hon. William $. Case. with a jury.
 Counsel for the accused will confer q favor on the clerk by advising him at once as to the cases in whichahey ap- pear.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-28
DIED

KELLY-,In NorWich, Dec. 25, 19I0. Margaret Dooley, wife of the late Patrick !. Kelly Funeral from her late home, 210 West Town street. Bean Hill Wednesday morning at S.30. Mass of requiem in Sacred Heart church at 9 o'clock. Please omit flowers. CRANDALI4-In MiddIetown. Dec. 26. 1910. John Newland Crandal,, in the sad year Of his age.
 son. W T. CrandaIl, No 161 Mckinley avenue. this city. Wednesday after noon, Dec. 2S, at 3 o'clock, Kindly omit flowers.
 SEAGRAVE-In New London. Dec. 27. Jennie A., wife of William Seagrave, formerly of Norwich and Williman- tic
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G. A. C. Social.

On Monday afternoon the Greeneville Athletic club held a Christmas social and many members were present. The afternoon was passed with songs and piano selections and everyone enjoyed a thoroughly good time.
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Returns from Canada.

Fred Dugas has been spending the holidays at his home here and leaves today Wednesday, for Boston, where he has an engagement MT Dugas has been playing for the past month in Canada, and visited Sydney, Glace Bay, Halifax, Truro and Windsor, and reports a fine time during the whole trip.
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Mrs. Jacob Renner and children Fred and Viola Renner, Hartford. arr guests of Mrs. David Kinney of Tan. ner street.
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Anthony Murphy has returned to Hartford from a visit with relatives here
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TAFTVILLE
Local Fishermen Bring in Good Catch
 -Notes of Local Interest.

B. Duprey and Edward and Albert Pivard enjoyed a successful fishing trip on Monday on the river The party brought home forty fish, perch and pickerel, and were well pleased with the outing.
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MT. and Mrs. L. $. Ingalls of Yer gaSon avenue spent Christmas witt MT Ingalls, parents in Danielson.
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Mir and Mrs IT. G., Lerrington oi Washington street are visiting Mir Yerrington's parents ill West North field Mass.
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MT. and Mrs. Jonathan Smith, Jr of Hartford have been spending the last few days with relatives in town.
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William Cunningham of Yale uni versity is spending the holidays at his home on North Main street.
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Local Gleaninqs.

Mrs J. c. Dodge has ben entertain ing her brother. Addison Jackson o1 Shamrock, R. I.
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Henry Donnelly of New Jersey is at his home on North Main street for a few days.
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Joseph Fnright of New York is vis- iting at his home on Central avenue
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Miss Mary Cook of Taftville and her nephew, James Cook, of Fourteenth street, are visiting in New York city
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Mrs. Daniel Fowler and daughter Miss Mabel Fowler, of Fort Point spent Christmas with Mrs. Powders sister, Mrs. Daniel Wheeler of Otro- bando avenue.
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Chauncy Chapman of Middletowr was the guest over Christmas of hi cousins. MT. and Mrs. Richard Carte of Otrobando avenue.
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CARD OF THANKS

In this our sad hour, when called upon to part with a kind and devoted mother, neighbors and friends sought to console us by many deeds and acts of kindness for which we are deeply grateful Especially do we thank those who sent floral offerings. The mani festations Of kindness extended have done much to alleviate the pain exist ing in our aching hearts.
 JAMES r. DALEY,
 WILLIAM J. DALEY.
 EDWARD Fl. DALEY.
 CORNELIUS T. DALEY.
 MRS. JOHN BRADLEY. JR, dec2Sd
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Timothy Kelley, who has been spend ing the holidays with friends here re- turned on Tuesday to his home in New Bedford.
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Miss Mary McClafferty Of Fifth street has returned from d visit with friends in Worcester.
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PeTso aIS.

John Mccormick of New York city IS visiting relatives on Fifth street. '
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spending few days with friends in
 GreeneVilie.
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Andrew McNamara has returned to Providence from a visit with friends in Greencyillc.
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Miss Pomela Fournier spent Christ mas day with friends in Baltic.
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William McMullen has returned to his home in Middleboro, Mass, after spending the holidays with relatives here.
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Henry Fountaine spent Christmas day with friends in Hartford
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Adam Dodge and Clarence Clark of Springfield. Mass, were at MT. Dodge's S home on West Town street for the hol- idays
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Francis Benoit is confined to his home with sickness
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WALL PAPERS

Ths 'afc Spring -eIras a larger stCc- aa hand or tle above and to move !. Ue have -suits Iedue- tlou iu trs prices. It is % good lime io tuy u1~.
 As, T.fr's. Mlresco. 1joIdiues. ard - general supply of decorative mate- rai-. fa.Ers. Paper Hanging and Berlra ing
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MT. and Mrs James Cook and son George have returned to their home on Fourteenth street from visit with relatives in Providence
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City of Nor wich Gas { Electrical Dept. noy9d
NEWM ARkET HOTEL,
 7f5 EnsMau Ave.

First-claSs Wines. Liqaor. and Cigara.
 Meals and WelcH Rarebit served to order. John Tuckie. Prop. Tel 43-6,
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Mir and Mrs Louis Vergason and
 Joseph Smith of Tanner street and
 their guest, Clarence Smith of Lake Pleasant. Mass, spent Christmas with relati yes in New London.
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Joseph Jarry is visiting friends in New Bedford
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MARRIED.

GROS JEAN-CARR-In South Wood stock. Dec. 27, 1910 by the Rev. c. F. Waters, Leon Russell Gros-J can of Watkins. N. Y, and Miss Elizabeth Tyler Carr of South Woodstock.
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MT. and Mrs. Minor c. Kretzmer have returned to their home in Middle town after spending a few days with Mir. and Mrs Edgar Y. Brown.
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Joseph Conbies of New York is
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| FREE TRIAL PACKAGE COUPON

Your druggist can obtain Curo Grains for you. as they are kept in stock by all wholesalers.
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GREENEVlLLE

SIX hours after high water it is low tide. which is followed by flood tide.
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Mrs. Joseph VeilIeux of Merchants avenue is visiting in North Grosvenor- GaIe.
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Be pleasant until ten o'clock
 in the morning and the rest of
 the day will take care of itself"
 Hubbard.
 It's easy to greet the new day with a smile when you can have the morn ing bath room as luxuriantly warm as the air Of the tropics Why take chances of having the temperature of your bath. dressing or dining rooms below the safety point, knowing as you do so well the variableness of our New England winter weather A
 VULCAN 0D0RLESS
 GAS HEATER
 ipsures you all the haat you want and just when you want it. The gas pipe carries the fuel no can to fill, no oil to spill. Get one today and make this the most comfortable winter of your life. Experience has shown you that house heaters are rarely working at satisfactory efficiency in the early hours of the day. We have these odorless creators of comfort at S2.75 and $500 eac9l, highest qtfaiity tubing ' cents per foot, fuel piping done at cost-of Ia bor and material.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-04
STATEHOOD BILL
GOES OVER AGAIN
E. C. Abbott Is Named as
Judge to Fill Vacancy
in New Mexico.

Washington, D. c.. April 4.-SenatoI
Borah in the senate today inquired
What has become of the statehood re-
port?" 1t developed that it was sent
70 the printer Friday and a copy OF
the proof received Saturday
When the statehood bill was called on
the calendar it went over, awaiting the
return of Beveridge from Indianapolis,
where he has important private bust
ness on hand before the Republican
state convention. He is expected TO
return Friday or Saturday.
AS associate justice, Edmund c. Abb
bolt was named to succeed justice Mills,
appointed governor. in the fourth tLas
Vegas district. This makes two Alb
bolts on the judicial list of New Mex
leo. judge Ira A Abbott already being
a judge.
Delegate Andrews secured from the
bureau of pensions, pensions for John
A. Miller, of Alamogordo. late company
F, 18th regiment, United States infan-
try; Dolphus Reed, of Hermosa, late
company B, 18th West Virginia infan-
try; Jose E. Albino, Swazo, Taos coun-
~, late company B, first New Mexico
infantry, each SIS month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-04
DIR. MACARTHUR
RESIGNS PLACE
Head of English Department
of A. &, NJ. College to
Enter Y. III. C.. A.
Work.

Agricultural, N NJ, April At is
officially announced that DIR. MacAr-
thur. the head of the English depart
ment has resigned DR. Macarthur goes
into Young Mems Christian assoeia ton
work. as he has been contemplating do
ing for one or two years past, and the
college feels that it is losing one OF its
most competent. as well as one Of its
most popular professors.
The doctor will be engaged in the in
dustrial extension work of the associ-
alton and will probably be stationed in
one of the large eastern cities
DR.. Macarthur has been in the insti-
tuition for seven years and while here has
been largely instrumental in the estab
lshment Of such things as the dramatic
club, of which he was director. the ST.
James choir. of which he is director and
organist, the Y NJ. c.. A, the Current
Topics club. and has done many other
things that tend toward a broader and
better rounded education
Before taking up his association work
DR.. Macarthur will make a tour of Eu-
rope, visiting England. Scotland. France
Italy, Switzerland and Germany
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-04
EARL MITCHELL
Is BACK AT HOME
Has Profitable Season Act
ing and Writing and Will
Now Rest

Earl Mitchell, "El Paso's own actor
is back home for the summer, having
just closed his season with the Shu-
berts in New York. He has two more
years under contract with the Shuberts
and will again go on the road about
August.
The past season Mr.. Mitchell was
for a time with the blue Mouse COM
pany, and. after closing with that or
ganization, he went into vaudeville in
a sketch entitled, Awake at the
Switch which he closed last week in
New York.
DUNG the season Mr. Mitchell wrote
a very clever vaudeville sketch, The
Bookmaker's Shoes" which was pub
lished in the Smart Set, and which he
has just sold to James J. Corbett.
Smart Set has accepted four other
sketches by Mr. Mitchell for early pub
LEGATION, and Lippincott's has accepted
another.
Mr. Mitchell will spend the summer
here with his mother, Mrs. ]. F. Mitch
ell