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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
HEAVY SENTENCE
FOR |. All LEONG
Had to Serve One Whole Hour for
Having One Wife Too
Many.
(From sunday,a Advertlper. }

L. All Leong, the big Chinese mer
chant, was yesterday morning given the
heavy sentence Of one hours imprison.
ment in the marshal's office, for
bigamy. A $500 fine was also imposed,
but as l.. All Leong has more scads
than some people have had, this will
not hurt him much.
L. All Leong may count himself a
lucky man, as within the past year or
two several men convicted of the crime
of bigamy have been sent to the peni-
Tertiary to serve terms Of two or three
years apiece.
All Leong entered plea of nolo con-
tendere; in other words, he did not
contest the proceedings. In fact, he
could not very well contest them as
he has two wives now and at one time
had three Incidentally, he worked a
very smooth trick on the federal au-
thorities but was finally run to earth
by the obstinacy of woman, said
woman being Wife No. i.
A year or so ago the federal author
titles discovered that All Leong had an
extra wife, and they went after him.
All Leong promised to be good and
sent the extra back to China. But in.
stead of sending back Wife No. 2, who
is young and pretty, he sent back his
real wife, or Wife No. /, who is old
and not SO pretty.
But that didn t suit Wife No. /, and
not long ago she came back and de-
manded admittance as the wife of q
Chinese merchant. immigration Inspec-
tor Brown investigated and learned
that she was really All Leong's first
and only legal wife and he had to ad.
init her, though the Chinese merchant
WASH T bit anxious to see her.
But her arrival precipitated trouble
for All Leong, for the federal authori
ties promptly tumbled to the trick the
merchant had played on them, and a:
he was living with Wife No. 2, they
pinched him on charge of ibigamy
The sentence recorded above is the
result. All Leong agreed to send The
young ard pretty wife back to China
and has done SO. Also, he expects tt
leave in few weeks for the land Of
his nativity, presumably to visit Wifi,
No. 2, who is young and pretty.
All Leong has served his severe sen
tence and is now out of jail--or rather
out of the marshal's office. But tina
cruel $500 fine-he had to pay It'll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
THREE DAYS
ADR|FT IN BOAT
Hawaiian Boatboy Rescued Yes
terday by Gasoline
Launch.
crrom saturdays Aavertiser.l


After drifting for three days in an
open boat, hardy Hawaiian boat.
boy was rescued by William Savldge's
gasoline launch some distance off the
entrance to Pearl Harbor yesterday
forenoon. The rescued man was brought
to town yesterday about noon. As soon
as he arrived at the old boat landing
the rescued boatman hotfooted up to
Mr. Savidge IS Office to inquire how
much gasoline was used by the launch
in effecting his rescue and the cost.
Three days ago some of the .boatboys
decided to go out on a fishing expedi-
tion in quest of oio, large fish which
is generally eaten raw by Hawaiians.
They went out in two of their row
boats, two men in one and one man
in the other. They went to fishing
grounds some distance off Kalihi bay
and started to fish. While they were
out heavy wind started from offshoGe
and the sea was kicked up in a threat
ening manner. The fishermen decided
it was time to return to port, and they
accordingly bent to their oars. Despite
all their efforts they made little prog
ress. The single oarsman finally asked
the others to give him tow. All
three worked steadily at the oars, but
the winds had the best of it, and the
two men in the first boat finally cut
loose and started for town. They had
hard work in reaching the harbor, but
got here on Wednesday. Yesterday
morning the lone fisherman had not APP
peared at any place along the beach
and an alarm was given.
William Savidge, heard of the pilikia
and Immediately put his launch in CON-
mission and went out early in the FORE
noon of yesterday. He searched the
| waters off Kalihi bay, where it was
understood the lone fisherman had an
chored when his companions started in
| for port
Savidge found heavy sea running
outside, and was glad to bring his boat
back. He had to return to town on ac
count of business, and turned his launch
over to the son of one of the boatmen
who understands launch engines. The
boy took the launch down the coast
past Pearl Harbor, and found the boat
man. The1atter had thrown his anchor
weight over and was waiting for a
shift of the wind to bring him closer
to shore. The boat was taken in tow
the boatman transferred to the launch
and he arrived here at noon yesterday
not much the worse for his three days
and nights of exposure.
During this time the boatman sub
sisted on three big oio fish which he
had caught before the wind sprang up
He had no water to drink, but in spite
of this is in good condition.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
Los ANGELES TO
MAKE A START
Sailing Vessel to Be Sent Here
May Lead to Steamer
Service.

The Alden Besse will return here in
few weeks with about thousand tons
of cargo, comprising principally cement,
common brick, fire brick, iron, sewer
pipe. The owners expected to COM
mence loading the bark as soon as the
scrap iron from here was taken out.
A. w. E. Thompson, who is in charge
of the shipment, believes that this re-.
turn cargo will be the starter for more,
and that the Alden Besse will be the
pioneer Of the long talked of line be-
tween Los Angeles and Honolulu. Cap.
tain Miller, master of the Alden Besse
is pleased with the outlook. The asso-
ciated jobbers of Los Angeles have in.
vestigated the prospect of the proposed
line, and recently issued letter to all
their members, as follows:
Los Angeles, CAL, March Ia, 1910.
To Members Associated Jobbers of
Los Angeles:-Mr. A. w. Z. Thompson,
representing the Honolulu Brokerage
Company, now has in transit q bark
loaded with full cargo consigned to
manufacturing plant in Los Angeles.
She cleared Honolulu few days since,
and is due in Los Angeles now or within
few days.
1t is the aim Of Mr.. Thompson to try
out the feasibility of an interchange of
business between Honolulu and Los An.
geles with the bark, to ascertain if sufi-
cient interest can be developed among
our business men, and, while this is a
sailing vessel, we should have no diff
Guilty in making start with this means
of transportation, knowing that as soon
as it is justified steamer will take its
place.
While our members have in the past
| undertaken to do business direct with
the Hawaiian Islands through the port
of Los Angeles, we were unsuccessful
because Of the character of the people
who had the enterprise in charge; but
Mr.. Thompson comes to me well recon-
mended and Is working up a business
on his own resources. Being perfectly
dependable, we can trust him with our
conslgnments, feeling sure that our In.
tereats will be taken care Oh and that
they are In trustworthy hands.
/. All eonsignments should be made In
care of the Honolulu Brokerage Com
pauy al East San Pedro, and should be
shipped vim the Salt Lake line. The
rates from Los Angeles direct will be
on parity with those from San Fran.
cisco. Yours truly,
l.. =. ERICSSON,
Tfafiie Manager.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
ONLY one BID
ON DREDGING
Major WinsloW Says That It Is
Four Times Expected
Price.
tFrom Saturdays Advertiser.)

In response to call of Major e. E.
Winslow, for bids for dredging Homo
lulu harbor, only one bid was received
yesterday. In the opinion of the
major, the bid was about four times
as high as it should have been. The
matter will be submitted to Washing
ton for action.
The bid received was from the Ha.
waiian Dredging Company, which of.
fered to do the work for 60 cents a
foot. ~ was much surprised at the
bid,o said the major. "When Mr..
Atkinson of the dredging company
brought it in, asked him if his com
pany hadn't made mistake in spell
ing and written sixty when it meant
sixteen. / have seen work of this sort
done on the Mainland ports for from
four to ten cents, and ] considered IF
teen cents about the right price here.
What will be done in the matter will
be decided in Washington.
The work to be done is dredging out
sand which has washed into the chan
mel, from the harbor entrance. "It is
entirely matter of maintenance, Z"
said the major. "The ocean currents
wash sand into the channel, and it is
necessary to dredge it out. The work
is easy. The appropriation is $25, 900,
of which about $22, 500 would be avail.
able for the contractor. No, do not
think that would be enough at the
sixty cents rate, but il is difficult to
estimate just how much work is to be
done"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
OHAMBBnLAIh's PAIN BALM A
HOUSEHOLD LIHIMEnT.

4 touch Of Theamgiism, ~ 4 tHings
" geufalgla. HhsisgeI Ills trouble Ia,
fbambeflain = Pain Balm drives asAy
lhD faln - 0nee ana snfes tbs con
plHlnl quickly, flIsl applleailon gives
relief MleA . bottle ~ 4 l. sept 10
tha house lbe paina VI bnFus ana ssslas
leag AZ pTpmpliy Ieilssfd, cuts and
bruises anlekly aehlea una bssiliHk
plaplailY faaaesa H. fact, ~ lhe
haalsAala III, 4 q lnsl sneh : llnlHlshl
- efsIf fanllf sheala Is crowded
flit. ff fala ~ 81 afslsfs Iisasaa,
Salts I Co ~. sesess ~ HsHth
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
AVIATOR IS KILLED.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain, April a.
lie Blond, the French aviator, was kin.
ed here today while making flight.
Something went wrong while he was
high in the air, and he fell with his
aeroplane ON the rocks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
GERMAN BALLOON
LOST IN BAL TIC
Prominent Member OF Relohstau
Is One OF the Men OF the
Crew Lost.

sTETTlN, April l.-~Ths German bal.
loon PommeTn has met with disaster,
snd Ita wffek i now sunk somewhere
IN The baltic. Tho ghfee passengers, ono
Of shom Hls Herr Del hpok, . leader
siaong he Aaaleais ~ tho AsleAslss,
aFe Lost.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
WIRELESS LIMITS
EXTENDED NORTH

NAULEN, Prussia, April S-The
wireless station here today established
wireless record of four thousand
miles. The station was able yesterday
to send and receive messages over
distance of four thousand miles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
COWBOY GETS 1T EASY.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2.-Michael
J. Conboy, the policeman who shot and
killed young man named Legion, was
today convicted of manSlaughter. Con-
boy was intoxicated at the time of the
tragedy and was put on trial for muir
der in the first degree, but the jury
disagreed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
ROOSEVELT DECLINES
POLITICAL DISCUSSION

NAPLES, Italy, April 2.-Colonel
Roosevelt and his family arrived here
today and were greeted with great
ovation. Roosevelt was besieged by
American and European correspondents
for expressions on various topics, but
responded with generalities only. He
announced that he would not discuss
American politics under any circum-
stances,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
MRS. KELLEY DEAD.

Nrs, flsisn W, Kelley, dsughlss -
lhs late II. ~ whlipsy, died ysnissasg
~ her home o. pilkol street, sfleg 80
alai Yaafs' lllpess she sas nT FahFn
II age ishe Hay : Sister - Ilsf1T II
HhliHey 81 hfeNeT s 20, aHa - ~
". ~ aoeaals, II Hslhlas. 9he a.
sssgs8 lessss lhgse aaaahifIf. Ne
lsaell, Mlag Kalss kalle1 as Vie
Ulalla hellsY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
RUSSIA WANTS TO
PREPARE FOR WAR

ST. PETERSBURG, April st was
announced today that the government
proposes to engage upon vast system
of national defense. The sum of $685.
100000 is to be spent on the work, ac-
cording to the plans being laid out.
The bill provides for a complete re-
organization of the national defenses.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
DYNAMITE CARS.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April e.-slx
ears operated on the street railway
were dynamited today. The strikers
are striving 10 prevent people from
palTonlzng the street cars.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
pP TQ TAfI.

NAhnlhaf0H, ApFlI asyThs Lease
leaeY psssaa IL sAlplegsfs' llslAlllY
hlil 80 i ~ Hae asas a fhs rfssI
sea- - HsAAiaFel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
STOPPING STOCK GAMBLING.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-As re-
suit of conspiracy indictments returned
here by the grand jury, the bucket
shops in eight of the leading cities Of
the country were raided today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
SUBMARINE SUNK.

DhoksTADT, fiulaaa, April a.
Tbs hasslsu spbmeflpe Crocodile saak
here lo9uy, 20 ilsss sffs lost
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
Castle B. Cooke Co., Ltd
Life and Fire
Insurance
Agents

||sshaEni tnssfanee AFsusa FspIhpspiIns
fsu fnHiand Mutual Afs insuFanet
iempaay % boston,
AfIna Ills fBeaTanee 90,
ATTENTION
We lsvs jusl assepisa SIS Assnsy
seandee
hs FFelaeleT underwriters e -
EAa4al4 II HAIlfa4as
Tkssf ! IS flaa aaane - Hsli e
49, y 80 FAsasaa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05

Iate Laxative bfuno 0ulnIns
Tablels, ; Al druggists Telnnfl
llle monss II Il falh b euTe.
= y, Groves llenalafa L -
akla aAplflan "a, = -. pkA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
INDIcT light MORE.

PITTsBuR0, pa, April e.--EIgbl
more indictments we're returned here
today against the city council grafieIs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-05
CANNON sUsTAlNED.

wAklllk0TOA, Apsli l., The house
y representatives. today, ~ = veto ~
lbe 70 lie, eusialaed lke speaker GA
bic TullHa eui u order noilen -
fsfamlalf iAe legislative appfapglailen
sllA lns1Insllpas = ada ~ amsaaHanl
Fslssilae iAs lAslH
kssieg llilss Il 49, nstleR Stats
sif ssslsa hae tlFt
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
I6HETT CITY
Tcesf Grand L5st oF Tovp1 1f Gris~1fc 2-f56 7zs-Cz5o 1f s<s S2C-%flIs-7 P ozlr1e- -sz Sx-5eI1s @5ce-Ni5V- si fce- =5sr5rz

FolIowlEz s eae sr1lf4 ssr Of The 1ovVl of efrts7gols @s lodged wLEd rls town clerk an Tuesday 5T CIle ssses- sors- J. E. Sweet j. E. LefIalE@ and f c. 6>1rGIC[ The rGr4L "a sz l36,l-53 & gan of szs3z8- from Iasr year
 The sreul9 arc 4z foII1Ez- Houses and 5r1er 3uLGazs 515 VslIe s531-- 91a- lssr year s2T value s556-35]- T1e de1rease Is on account Of the soI 11ers houses aor selzg -aEeG for -delT full vafCe-
 House lors and building Lots 5sa sI9z 586 Lands. I9-Ss8 veue SL6s A4f- Lzsl .ear lsese9- value sL59,5s1- Stores mills and Ellanlzfae-@rL=s -s ga-Ie sl-Es8 548- las- year -4 aI4e s--l33- +58- S9rs@s 514 .vs-ue s-s-@15 Lazr year s58 vaage sL5s155- Neat 1srtl=- l840 TafIe sz5--7a1 lasr y gar F5s- value sz4.159- @leeD. swine etc. 90 lesr year sa- C5aeaes, carriages waEous sIEa1190blEes and bicycles 4S value s6875- lar v4aF 35 EzIue s4 s3a. Watches and IeEeL-y &25a -asL year s18D- Musical instruments SIL--15- lazt year s9515 E0assloId furniture and libraries s9ae5 Iasr year sZ9e- Railroad cfEF and 1E1eE corporation ponds s4 s4f5- LzsC E=zr sL390- Amount =El l3I9-F ez Iu EzerE1zu udIsI1g and trade s54540- AasE rear s38S90- L1LTzzCu1= =rl-s Eu llec1aEze2T and EIzuItz curing G1- -rztl0Es s4d s56- LazE year s2ss41- 1E5-ev z- znreresr Iu Efiz zrarz and elsewhere SL646- Ez=r E=ar BLOOD All czx7ole -r6GeELE not specifically man -Iored sz54a9- Last year s-5,179-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
wILLIMANTIC.

Clark Corners, where fnA inquest was hsfd. EDtfs fnrfgus Wax seNn hiking Dvef FffN HaU9gtDft ros,d eaeIg We1nes~ daV UIfsfufngs agygyarenelH sFY3g& fl, es- ness iu inc N4sA. sn officer started 01s tD appqeANnd him
 hllsn JsUsffs Testimony
 p9sfmasffr %lfAn 3eWAff was fire first witness examined. told h1Go he had been seWakfrn1 af,yyf I 1f~f0ek by DorDjis and related bis story Af %eff < death. 9e e1ld lf Nef9.s B,6iYp fn a5s store 6ga Monday a8G ordering ssfreN 6>tas 0f fee1 offf gaaf sH had NnfefT4 oH hand fer q fay of fa0 and faeee vas 11 hurry ay9Tgf dhfiVeTfaX M gn4~ nAd58felH, NefT hAf rs6,s sssOv9 aAg money when iEg fhM stSYe Monday, fss related his experience d8 s>lysWz f0 Inc D0Feg1sf nome and examining fbe DCsd9 and fe,ia of fhe aF,eenHA Og any nYfsasV 1n fbe body aG that flUa>
 What Annie Lsnnbsrs ToiG.
 AnD1e f.af0g6Yf, >sotpraG. oe ftHlofess testified afSaf sfsA had never seen %eff iD her life before bonGag.
 Sine first saW f41r0 wA King along fsf1 fOa1 Wffh Ep9, lfc g9As earry3nH srT1e provisions that Epn had purchased and Egn had 4 SzsassEf ln which was 4 quart 0f rum, ? pint 0f gsD and q pint Of vine fn q zeaEe6 TyfefEe
 Fsae said ffaf ED1 he6 D1fs2fsf tae latter for nSeofc5Daf pnfIOs@s This vas 0ii sfe Il41or ehat they asG had She made Inc claim fnae fae men had drank half of fne gin before they reached ane hl0se. During f8e day fhe DarfVl which included her 9ister. Mr4. Watson, drank most Df fne f5(COTl Jne Darfg of four aid pDt eae anFth3ng
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
@esIrsz

As oTe@T F. Prank 2Igoe@ was ia liar FG eS edaese.ay or 5u@a@ss
 lJr George 7g May oe eoutn Mar e1esrer was 2 Esais Tlzgcor W@clnes-
 Jaa@5a E>19na 5f 2fsrf3ora. Mars s d town eog 5 few @sgs vsit wIra
 Mayor zreg4a5ageg 4E4eDorala Of E'5r- aar0 oes 51 @sTygaue5c on ousfneas VTeG1safaT
 C. P, 1S4fg sf sraeors Springs vas .n Ghe cif E @Gfassdsg making ghe grip 5F zuG1ra6k5as-
 Fsgoeecu ling Az41r Addison b Csraer- sfr Of EzsH5e,5a Eaa q Ni-Ira4gl-ae T1slGcr Hsesz=se.@r-
 C. E. CcleS wao aas been fne3 11 ls home f1g the pasr Gwo months. 1as so e@r rsC1V@refl Shat fl@ Vas able -G s5E nss s10re for short time 1Ees.ussfaT
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
TwaLvE FNcoRPoRAToRs.
Elected to Make All Arrangements for
 Building Near Velvet Mil.

About trirtE-dve 0t the subscribers for the stock Of -E1e WLlILE1aElElc In dLIsuzaE compauE- 2 corporation being f0r-zeI for rEle purpose 0E Building 2. factory 70 be. occupied by me R5ssI= Velvet com EaELy that I= soon t5 locate zr his city met I1 Ehe rUOu1s CT -1e beard of trade Tuesday evening for the purpose of eIeCEI1g LucCrporaE0ES 70 represent cIze stockholders E0 ar range for L1e signing of the lscesSa-rZs papers and See that they were Had with tle secretary Of state
 Attorney E. Frank BUgbee was elect ed chairman and " B Knight Ss=ere- rawE On motion 3E D. A- Lyman 2 c0r1-rlfttee Of three was a1u0I1Eed by tFla chair 70 retire ro bring in a list at six Ia mes D. A. r-y-F man, w B. Knight and NJ F. Lincoln were named as the committee The committee after con- stde-tng CIs ESr Of subscribers report etl that in view 0f the fact that there were So many of them that the number might better be increased L1 twelve tn- corp0r2te-s-
 The meeting resct1ded iIs previous action and the number was changed % twelve from six This list was then recommended by the committee E. Frank Busbee W B. Knight Hugh . Murray. NJ E Lincoln, George F. Tay- Tor. Fred D. Jorlal- J. OFSJELIvlln- Frank Larraaee- Samuel Chasar1- GuStave .. Cartier. George 2I Ear- rinEton and Charles F. Leonard T. was voted to accept The committees report and tlle above named men were elected as incorpor1r0rs- Papers 0f Lu- corporation were then read
 Discussion followed relative t3 car- tain clauses but 1T was finally decided by the meeting 10 leave the matter il the hands of EEle board of Inc0rpOrar1rs and they were authorized 10 sign r1s papers and take such steps as is nee- eSSary 10 organize EGe corporation The trades committee will SCiu re- cs.Ive subscriptions for stock although enough is already secured to carry the project aI0nS
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
s100 Pewari, S100

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

q 49 G9ffox fn1 aa4. a4taouza G0sfaz fffe s9ffAffsf<a9 fa4h sgD4f@gY had ss4Yfnrf tp Sf#gafa T FaNak V1f8ess testified fflaf %e1 e<,fH gg@fsed f.f e@egg1sz B4G aSs,5fg z 1sa99sk fsg 9gY6 afternoon, s.gss, Wsg'f fo syNd aa1y1ff : 1ag0ek frs eHe aft- A9809sgs 4 asgyIf Z eFe1fek Neff lag 9<ysed Q 97 Ere floor WfflF f< aeA4 lyg q Chair nassDlgY9 Hiss 12ifnDees s>id f64s sh@ af4 na4 sA@ any feoaeg l6 %effs
 Mrs, Wsssonss zv4dsoce>
 Mrs g0afs6Y f@sefa4d 9naG sfs wa@ 4 nlHDN aft fSas sEq@ had gone g6 tae fS6rf.9fs sf6ra@ eo spend ffG day vfzsf- jf@ hAsf sgssAfe 44 Gh@ ffsa6 aaee went f<f k,s9 sbN fss<f Shat 4 gy6rtIan 0f Gne gin #as sefG @eAf lay flown 1por sns fioT'r aFy49f 2 ofeIDeH and never ag1Ve6 from Shat ffns@ 8mff He ee4s saIsnG 6ea9 Sac testified fo having s1ez9 %efe 1ige T fAe -eNmg piece fD fn@ f,ar1~ D@fe 46Taa9ls EafaIn girl, Tae f.MYnb9rt "@aean Asafe4 zA@lass fFe aHfa1Fl> FDfn women <leaaed f8ag gherS had oe4n any trouble fa fae house
 3sfFs Ufdsu TessfSss.
 Mrs. %Aff se3s1Ge1 thaf her h8zya60 f@gf Bo9ae Monday morning perfectly sefs,eF af4 @g She flFae aH Jeff a@d s0 his z'<s@Hsef sg9 age dollar afFfz. s8Fe% eyf@ 4hSzg aflfs and 4 ferg~eenf piece, 'gE@ testimony ofnuH4t oag fFe fa@f tnag Nefe had a0f h,seFa anywhere but Eo thN store where He spent 70 naoneg asd fD She D5r6ea n00g@ G9rfrZ fre Auflrs daT ard e8aa hA Fad had no oBT.erfaaatg f9 spend any money.
 Fnrfher inleseS easson Unnecessary.
 The aeafssg as 3r0aggfas s0 q, close WAfIraes1s4@ sseseFW61r the coroner. ao~ enrfsinT Go Medical EszaHffne Kn .@nf finding ffg4f s8sse gHs uHf s4GiofGnf evidence fo SsaTrHng any further la es~ ff%afso0 mon a3s Derf ffc dir@etef thaf she es8sa ef 14afa s0oElG 5e re- turned ss Gas se at0ao
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
Officers os Wl6aazotic cops,1G P. /.

WfIlimaagIe cooac4l. No 72z Royal Arcsa sssr1. at lgs annual r1ee1fae, THes- day evening. elected JfSlcerz fog cd@ ensuing year es foH0a81 Ese@enC D. E. Fs05i0e0a- rlce-reg@nc George F. &ndreN9e orator. C5narses .A~ Gates. seeret@ry. &- D, F'rFers collector. EVi-g- lar1 l., Elliott treasurer. ". D. Web ster@ guide. P, < Wyatt chaplain, cy. C. Palmer warden John L. Leonard sentry Charges L. Crane trustee Mar shall T., Frost William F. .&lgeu and F'~ed C~ TIlde1s represenEattTe 10 grand council, WsIEer F. King alter nate, F. < EEEaer
 At the conclusion or the b71slrees meeting several saor1 e6dresses were made and z sCcsaI aollr enjoyed and refreshments were served
 There was 2. large zCTeldauce and all sDeEe a- Eery en5oTa5le evening
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
cofoHfr's INQUEST
 la ALFRED (. METZ CASE.
prouoansss Dsath Dos to Hleoho6sus-- founspsopls insist oo Autopsy To- ds/~-fIsH's MsnsI Missing.

Coroner <. C. Ell >of DauieisDU went to Hampton Wednesday. sf fbs urgent request of residents 0f fiat t0ygU and beid ap ingnNsf ift tho case If Alfred z. NoH, Vino .as found Gsad under sus- Dt"iGifs circumstances early Tuesday morning fu fhe house occupied D1 Ebhraiu D6rDas.
 THaadav ti4e Vafdlet 0f the medical examiner Was accepted 6I coroner Eiil and be considered af fhe time that there was ITO necessity for an inquest Dr 0n ant9f,s0 and the result Of n3s npHinee Wednesday further strength nHnd his view of fnA ease.
 Most of "Wednesday was spent in taking testimony in Eeffs home At
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
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yg erlresaar morning Charles A- C,4sss receiVeG z pledge from e}e14gor- AaEas Park os Elanoser Of S5s for rl@ new 7, E C & 0ulGlnz fund This oieesg@ from Senator Park sv@.la t4e total fgnd t9 gate s0 about s91. .364r