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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
What i. coina On TonIahs.

Vaudeville and Moving Pictures nj inc Opera House
 Moving Pictures at the EijGu and Scenic Templs.
 Social and Dance in Wastburn Hall 5nturday Night Dance In A. T.. s Hall
 Bnskettnll~.Thraad City cyolers vs C. A. q. of storrs.
 Fair and Supper Ut tho TongreRa~ ftDunI Church
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

Officers of A. T. co.'s Fire Brigade.
 Tho American Thread eonnpanys fire brigade at it's annual meeting Thurs day evening elected officers for the en- suing year as follows: Foreman, Mar win ". Hall; first assistant foreman, John E. Hoey; second assistant fore man, D. Eersrd. treasurer, George A. Bowen engineer. Dewitt C. Hili: sec retary, E E. Lewis.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

The supper served at the First Bap- tist church Friday evening under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society was well patronfzed and those at tending thoroughly enjoyed the time spent in the church parlorg.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

Mrs. William Jones, who has been for sorne time undergoing treatment iu St. Joseph's hospital. has returned 10 her home, BIS Main gtreet, and ls said to be considerably improved.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

1Ffle noon lunch was attended by 7s n1sft, the largest attendance for an, day Of the campaign, which win close next Tbursday, G4e men reporting at noon and again at ?. n., when tho final report will be made
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

Charles IT. Beebe and daughter Mar gerry left Friday afternoon for q short visit with friends in Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

George M. Trotter og Maiden, Mass, is spending few days with friends in Willimantlc and Liberty H!ll
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
Various Items.

Mayor Archibald Macdonald of Pat nam was a Wlliimantlc yisltor Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
Murray's Boston Store
 WILLIMAMTIC, CONN. The Big Christmas Store

Is FULL OF HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS. A FUND OF PRAC- rIcAL UNUSUAL GIFTS, so MANY GIFT ARTICLES FOR PERSONAL COMFORT AND HOME DECORATION, THAT IT IS UNDOUBTEDLY MORE THAN THE CENTER OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE
 OUR BASEMENT REPRESENT THE BEST STOCK OF CHINA WARE AND CUT GLASS FROM THE MOST IN- EXPENSIVE TO THE BEST QUALITY.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

4 delegation of sports went to 5taf- ford Friday evening and saw Frank Mclean box and Young Gotch WFestle
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

Mrs. William Ross and Niss V Hell en Bowers of Chaplin were Willlman- tic visitors Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

Only ono "BROMO oUININE" That is LAXATIVE PROMO QUI- NINE. Look for the signature of F. W. GROVE. Used the World over to Cure Cold in One Day. 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
The Bissell Carpet Sweeper

Here ia the finest carpet sweeper easiest running because of the 'Cyco" Ball Bearings, improved dust proof axle tubes produces perfect broom action, which makes the sweeper adjustable to any sort of carpet, and the dust proof construction prevents dirt. hair and threads from interfer- ing with the free action All these good points give the BIS- SELL the greatest sweeping ca pactty, ease of operation and general lasting efficiency. The suggestion that this is an ideal Christmas gift is well worth considering. Step in.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
FUNERALS.
Mrs. Eunics 3. 8. Watrous.

The funeral of Mrs. Eunice $. NBoyn- ton) Watrons was held Friday after noon from the residence Of A l. An- drew, Main street. Rev. J. if. Town send. rector of St. Psul's Episcopal church, officiated. Burial was in the WiIilmantc cemetery. beside the grave of tht husband Of the decesHed. Fu- neral Directors Elmore & Shepard were in charge Of the arrangements.
 Timothy Susrue.
 The funeral of Timothy 3ugrue was held from his home on Chapman street Friday morning al 3.45 o'clock follow cd with requiem high mass at 5t Jo- geph's church at o'clock. Rev. C. $. Eaumcsiter was the officiating c1er- gyman. The bearers were Raymond Ca- rey, Michael Sullivan, Michael Casey, and James Carey Burial wsa in St. Jogeph's cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

Rev. K. z. Hartley. pastor Of the First Baptist church. attended meet ing of Baptist ministers in Norwich Friday. r
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

Miss Anna Donahoe of Baltic was the guest of friends in WiI1lmantic Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
Christmas Ribbons

Even a small gift. daintiiy tied Up with Christmas Ribbons-how 1t mul- Ipiies in value--here are the Ribbons, plain red, red and green. Merry Xmas and nistletoo patterns. every gay yuletide sort
 Merry Xmas, Holly and Mistletoe in 1o-yard rolls. 25c.
 Red and green. 1o-yard rolls, 15c.
 Wash Ribbons, in light blue. white and pink. No 1, + and 2. loo a piece.
 Plaid Ribbons. and s inches wide, 25c and 29c a. yard.
 Fancy Persian Ribbons, inches wide. 26o a yard; inches, 29c: inches, 39c; inches, soc and 5sc a yard
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
Peraopaf4.

" P. Allen was in Hartford Fri day.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS
Domestic Department

Domestic mi D a a a
 
  length match s27s
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

Attorney George F. Hinfnan attend cd meeting of the directors Of the Connecticut Automobile association that was held in Bridgeport Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
TAILORED SUITS

some their mind to Suit for Xmas
   mi col  Plush Coats with shaw WI coia
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

Erainerd 2. West of Columbia vag a Willimantfc vlsitor Friday
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

WHEN you want to put your husi- aess before the public, there is no me- diun better than through tine ssdvertis- iRG sslaDaas j<f. Izas .stsanizs4n-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

Deputy Sheriff John F. EIrts of Hampton was In town on business on Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
Sevsnty-six st Noon Lunch.

t5as; No. {. s4s1; No. i, szz7f5: No. [, t227. No. (. S1f5.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

George J. Kirby Of Mansfield FTol- low was in Providence Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
Fancy Aprons

O at off
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
BOARD WILL HAVE !. !.
]. WATER WATER A|NIl.A||LY|ziED
Aroused By Allegations Of Pollution,
Will Ask Government To
Make Test.

I'VE shall secure an analysis Of the
city's water supply from the highest
government authority. because OF re-
cent statements that it's polluted,
said Water Commissioner John Giles
pie, Thursday. IF II Is true that there
IL infection from Lake st. Clair, we
will try to get q filtration plant or
some other means that will give Us
pure water. Ii has even been sug-
gested that water De brought from as
far as Lake Superior, a scheme which
would cost $40,000,000 to carry out.
I do not think this would be practic-
able, even IL II were needed.
The new engine, which will be In
stalled by next June, will increase our
pumping capacity to 175.000,000 gal.
Ions q day. II we had pipes for dis
tribution TO the consumers, this would
be enough for the present. What we
need is more and larger mains. We
shall have q new 42-inch main from the
water works Gear to the edge OF High
land Park village by next summer:
and this will relieve some Of the nee
essity for sprinkling restrictions.
Water meters would relieve the
situation. rs they would cut down the
consumption; but they would cost ST.
100000 to install throughout the city,
and would be q burden on the poor
cottage owners, who leave the water
running In the summer to save Ice,
and in the winter to keep the pipes
from freezing. doubt II II will ever
be found best to install complete
meter system"
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14

Frank stedronsky. SIS Hubbard. %
years; cerebral hemorrhage. =.
Clinord A. Davenport. ssl Carter "
years; Tuberculosis. -.
George 1. Feeter... 1ss Lafayette. ~
YEAR Mary pe co4ss. iss ca.. .s years; en-
Jan cszlnskL as Osborn. years;
William L. Hengsteter. West side
Hospital, 80 years: crushing injuries.
John Kuras. soivay hospital. 10
Mary Paszkiewicx. 1s5 Roosevelt. rs
Jessie d: Kills. ITO Henry. 4s years;
tuberc ulosis.
Louisa Arndt. St. Msry's hospital. ~
years; mania.
Mary Wells. 100 Artillery. ~ years:
diabetes.
Marie. A. pramburg. 4s4 Fairview. 81
years. jaundice.
Peter Bornman. sos sherman. 81
years: cancer.
Charles l. Andrews. ST. Mary's hos
iva Waiter Yam Yam. q EIsa. months; diar-
rhoea.
Samuel J. Mercer, 435 Farnsworth. 80
years; tuberculosis.
Frances II. Habsrkorn, as L. Ferry,
's E ssa5' M syDsoid f sci Hendricks. II
Mary Moeller, 3ss Maple. s5 years:
Intestinal obstruction.
Mabel Genther, Children's Free hos
pital. II months; malnutrition.
Mary +. klause. House OF Providence.
year; castro enterttis.
Albert Wilson, st. Mary's hospital,
81 years; tuberculosis
Emma Brown. 6s7 Hastings, IS years;
valvular insufficiency.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
ROAD D0hDING
ISSUE TO VOTERS
Proposition Will Be Submitted, Al
though There's Some Opposition
Matter Comes Up, Friday.

That 2 majority Of the members OF
the ways and means committee Of the
Wayne county board OF supervisors
are In favor OF the proposal TO bond
the county for 32,000.000 for improv-
ing the roads, was evident from the
comment heard In the meeting OF the
board In the county building. Thurs
day morning.
There 10 some opposition to the
scheme, but not enough to prevent
the committee from making a recon-
mendation to the board to submit the
bonding issue TO the taxpayers this
fall, a. proposed. A minority report
may be Aled, but the majority report
will undoubtedly be accepted.
AID. 0utman, chairman of the ways
and means committee, has arranged
for the COMMITTEES to meet at 10
O'Clock. Friday morning. to hear argu-
ments on the bonding scheme. Nor
man Flowers. acting secretary Of the
Board of Commerce, and others. will
be on hand to boost the good roads
proposition.
Supervisor VIM. Butler, OF Mongua-
Ron township, said the sentiment was
strong for the bonding plan in his dis
trict.
"The people down our way want to
see the plan submitted this fall" said
Mr.. Butler, and am sure 1t will be
carried. The paving already done on
some OF the leading roads In our Sec
ton 10 we'll liked, and there seems to
be q general belief that the good work
should 20 on"
Il IL known, however. that at least
one member Of the ways and means
committee will make q strong protest
against the bonding plan. He repre-
sents q district where q certain VII
lage recently issued bonds to the ex-
tent OF $4,000 for paving purposes,
This district feels that II Ia now car.
rying a heavy enough burden for road
improvements.
The supervisors we're In session but
16 minutes Thursday morning. TneV
selected Albert e. Stewart and VIM.
A. Atyeo as members OF the board OF
county canvassers for the ensuing
term. with remuneration OF "a per
day. The selection was made on rec
ommendation Of Judge Durfee. cha'r'
man OF the election committee.
Reports were presented showing the
following valuations: Greenfield towp'
ship. Sc, $685. 1856: Wyandotte, ward No
Q. $3.50, 095: ward No. 4. $l,1os,4oo;
Plymouth 31.507,945.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
WOMAN GAsHEO
! BY FALLING GLASS
Mrs. Fife Howe Victim of Accident
While Passing Annis Store
On Woodward.

A large pane of glass fell from the
third floor OF the Newton Annis build
ing. Clifford-st. and Woodward-ave.,
about 2 p. m, Thursday. and struck
Mrs. Efhe Howe. No. 81 Elizabeth-st.
west. on the right leg as she was
passing.
A deep cash was inflicted, causing
lively fow of blood. She was car
ried into the store and given surgical
attention by a neighboring physician.
She was unconscious from the loss OF
blood, but soon revived. Later she
was removed to her home.
A window cleaner Is said to have
accidentally pushed the light Of glass
out of the frame while washing 1t.
Many people had narrow escape
from the falling glass.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14

Glenn Smith. 20. Detroit: Lurse l..
Weeks, ~. Plymouth.
William Knuth. 2s; Emeiins Lupka.
George J. Gradwohl. Sc. Toledo; Mar
tina Ballert, 81. same.
Henry Robertson. "a; Margaret
Carl Bruins, "a. Detroit; Lou osrsls.
Tsoai sokolowski. "a; Anna zislin-
Louis Moroni. -; Anselins Gusidoni.
Gordon Fiannsry. II. Detroit; Jennie
yearsisy. ~. Windsor.
David = Lydick, ss; lndis LLAMA M Pa
Lawrence Schenck, q. Perry ~ L.;
Caroline French, 10, Detroit.
lgnacy sabisski. -: stefania czich-
Leon &. Wood. e.; Minnie Kullo, 20. .
George W. Doublsstein. 30; eva =
Stanley Wcdssyk. Is: Rose Maiicki'
Charles Driver. 81; Cora Moore, 20;
wincenty Borowski. 20: Frances Gu
Rudolph A. wilkis. IS; Alma Haber-
mas, a.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
Ex.G0v. STANLEY DEAD,
His Election In Kansas In 1898 Echoed
Decay Of PopulIsm.

WICHITA, Kas., Oct. 13.-William
Eugene Stanley, the fifteenth govern.
or OF Kansas, whose election In 1898
signallxed the retrograding Of pop
uiism In the sunfower state, died at
an illness Of several months with acute
indigestion.
Ex-Governor Stanley was born In
Knox county, O., Dec. %, 1874. He
was q law graduate Of Ohio Wesleyan.
He served two terms as governor Of
Kansas, defeating John w. Leedy. the
populist governor, In the election Of
1898. He was a Republican.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
MISS BARNEY DENIES SHE
POSED FOR UNDRAPED STATUE
Beautiful Marble 10 Replica Of Profes-
sionai Partisan Model, says
Cable Message.

SoOtO sVSSSeOSs = f.
WASHINGTON, Oct. I3.-Cable
messages from Paris today brought
q denial that Miss Natalie Barney had
posed for the nude statue, made by
her sister. and now on her mothers
lawn, in Sheridan-circle.
II was stated that Mrs. Albert Cliff.
ford Barney, and her daughters.
Miss Natalie and Laura. were greatly
displeased at the publicity given the
matter and that they were incensed
at the order given by Chief Of Police
Sylvester that 1t be draped.
The statue is to remain In the gar
den, according to Mrs. Barney. and
II was intimated that as soon as she
could enforce her orders, the drapery
and booth built about 1t, would be re-
moved.
On behalf OF the family. 1t was
stated. that Miss Natalie posed to her
sister only for q bust, and that the
Nymph figure which has upset Wash
ington's social set, Is replica OF
professional Partisan model.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED TNrnRuRsAH
.-sss-s1f. LINEA

PORT HURON LIMITEDS--7 .. M
and every two hours TO p m: SUM-
days only. II D. m Through locals. II
n m. and every two hours to : 3. M
hourly TO .. m. Including limite4a
hourly to IL ID. m. shore. line 70 M1.a
Clemens. s:fs 4 m. hourly to liset,
FLINT LrMrTEps-.7.ss q m. s:ss
q. M .ii:.s ?. m: a;as ?; m: ss:ss 2.
hours to O. D. m; Oxford only: Il p. N (
Flint. Sunday only. IL p. m. TO Romeo.
z O. m. a. m. and every two hours TO-;
JACKSON LIMITEDs--s;ls .. m. ana,
every two hours 20 Sis p. m. Through'''
locals. I q. M and every two hours foj
. .. m: Ann Arbor only. .. m. e:so1b.
m, p lilo 2. M II p; m NorthvnIei'
!:so p m; ?; M. II p m Saline care
TOLEDO LiMrTEps--7:ao =. m sn4I
and Sunday, 7:10 p. m Through looolS
$50 a. IN. and hourly 10 $40 D n
MG wR,Ycrss SDly sisG piRvs. II 2 m. han
hourly to asa .. m. hourly to li:S9
PONTIAC DIv.---s q m. 20 to 80 mfn.s
service to e:30 D. m. hourly to 1915,
p. m. II o. m: Birmingham only. ~ u.
ORCHARD LAKE DIv.--s . M.
hourly TO IL p. m
'Thess cars run through to saginaw.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14

The will OF August Wolfe. ST.. a
weIl-known Ecorse township farmer,
which was nled for probate Thursday
cuts OF the eldest two sons, William
and Gustave, with IS each. and leaves
TO August. Jr., all the rest Of the es-
tate. both real and personal. This IL
done, the win states, because August
remained on the farm and worked and
cared for his father.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
George Lambert, 255 Orandy.
Thomas wilkinson, 51i Illinois.
George Seitz. 3e6 Rowena.
Jacob kalinowski, 8 Krakow.
Albert stick, 30s Willis
John Czysz. 8 Osborn.
John Donaldson, 7e6 champiain.
Charles Lagodna, 3s7 Grsndy.
Harshoiom rs wo]cik loi McGresor'
Timothy O'Brien. III Massachusetts.
Lawrence Tremper. 81 Scovell.
Peter Scfaffram. et Superior.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14

KALAMAZOO, MICH, Ocf, I5.-De'
serted by those who had smiled up
on her before she became q social
outcast, Grace Klipper, died In q char
fty cot In Borgess. hospital. She was
one of the bellies OF Kalamazoo. Is
years ago. She fell to the lure of
the gay life In cafes and eventually
craved for liquor. Her downfall be-
came rapid and she was soon pitt.
ful object on the streets. She final
" became q dope hend and sold her
clothes to buy morphine.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
Refuoses sufFer From Cold.

RAINY RIVER. Ont. Oct. ia
cold, steady rain fell constantly to-
day over the entire district swept by
the forest fires during the past week,
and although the danger from fire 10
now at an end. the suffering from
cold and exposure will be intense.
Gov. Eberhart has wired to st. Paul
that every town In the state should
be called upon to rush clothing to
Baudette, Spooner and other points
destroyed by the nres.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
MUTE" CAN SPEAK.
Deeelves Court, But Gives Self Away
When Drunk.

Isn't William Byron the gay deceiv.
err? Several weeks ago he was arrest.
ed by Lieut.. Tom O'Grady for being
drunk. On that occasion, he feigned
that he was deaf and dumb. He even
carried the deception into police court
and Parole Agent venn was ca
upon to interpret In the deaf-mute
language.
Justice Jeffries was sympathetic
and let Byron 60. Wednesday night,
O'Grady spied Byron again. Byron
was feeling quite gay, and O'Grady
asked him why he didn't stay sober.
"Why. I'm always sober" replied
Byron.
well. when did you get your speech
back?" asked the of}icer, very much
surprised. Il guess I'll have to ar
rest YOU"
Byron was fined IS or 80 days by
Justice Stein.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14

LONDON, Ont, Oct. 13.--Daisy
Henwook, aged Is. committed suicide
at her home by taking rat poison.
The child had been hayward and had
had many serious rows with her par
ents for staying out at nights. After
scene with her father she drank
the poison and died soon after.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
TO EXTEND TROLLEY LINE.

SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 13.-(Spe-
cial) 4The Saginaw and Flint Interur-
ban road proposes to ertend its
Frankenmuth division through to
Caro-. vassar. and to have q terminal
at Harbor Beach. A conference re-
garding II will be held here next
week
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
Train eeheads Unknown Ma

The headless body Of man In
wcrkingman's attire was found on
the Michigan Central tracks at the
CanifY road, Ave miles north OF the
city, wednesday night, shortly after
a passenger train had passed: 1t Is
believed that the man thru himself
in front of the train with intent to
end his life. The head YVES found
close by, badly mutilated. The only
clue to the mans identity are the
initials, M. r." In his hat band. Cor
oner Rothacher had the remains re-
moved 10 the county morgne.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
AMERICAN CARA FoUN-
DRY GOOD INVESTMENT,


Of
has followed policy OF laying BY large share Of Its earnings provide
stns all that Il made IN dividends This surplus H. according to the
available for dividends have high as 20 cent
This surplus excellent security for the maintenance Of the present
the
dividend,
looking combines reasonable
profits
fairs
improbable
seni-
little elections Noven
opinion good market
fantha bull
commercial conditions
below 49, however
profit within
sonabe period
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14

Warrants were sworn out IN police
court, Thursday morning, for Frank
Hibbler and Constant Ardussi, we'll
known saloonkeepers. charging them
with keeping open. last Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
TRAIN VICTIM IDENTIFIED.
Man Killed on Tracks N Hamtramek
10 Nicholas Adamcxak.

10 Nicholas Adamcxak.
The body of the man found lying on
the railroad tracks near the Caniff
road, Hamtramck, Wednesday night,
was identified In the county morgue
Thursday morning as Nicholas Adam
czak, 81 years old. No. 9s5 Riopelle-st.
The body was identified by the VIC
Tins brother-in-law. Michael Kruger.
who thinks tnat the death was entirely
the result of an accident. II IL thought
that Adamczak may have been on his
way to visit a sister who lives In
Hamtramck.
Adamczak was to move into home,
which had just been built for him.
on Ferry-ave., between Collins and Nc.
Dougall-aves.
Coroner Rothacher Is investigating.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
CRISIS IS PASSED
m GENERAL MOTORS

has and although was secured
high all the lenders were not
fully satisfied their
the requirement OF
block stock by the New York bonus ior e
will traded New
banking involved will make mark
purpose
stakeholder
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
ADVICE TO INVESTORS


nss
e hs ~; vs Ts's x % Any n ss
son 70 ana IND % ~ ~ ~ " 80
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
Motorcycles Injured

Turning his motorcycle from gu
perior-st.. into Chene-st., early Thurs.
day morning, John Balkowski, living
on Superior-st.. near Hastings-st., ran
into an automobile. driven by DR.. @.
w. Robinson. Bolkowski's right shout
der was broken. and the motorcycle
was badly smashed. The physician
took the injured man home In his au-
tomohile.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14


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The Detroit times., 1910-10-14

A....se. Car rssasy oes
nd Sstsw With wiks : Nv H.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14

General Motors common Is still q
long way from q dividend. but ! he
lieve that the crisis has been passed
and that from now on there will be q
slow, but real Improvement In the
value of the stock. The capital which
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14

yss Printing Dore Right. Tire.
ssss;n 1894. or City sass.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
CHARLES GILBERT DEAD.


NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Charles Gill
bert. q well-known French baritone,
who has made his home In America
for several years past, as q member
of the Manhattan and Metropolitan
grand opera companies, singing lead
ing roles, died. suddenly, Tuesday
night. In the Hotel 0regorian, this
city. He arrived from summer In
Europe a few days ago, to begin re-
hearsals with the Metropolitan com
pany for the coming season. He mas
sung In all of the great European
opera houses and was general raw
orite.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14

Fer Cleveland, nssatsbesQ - ~
points south and east. leeye SeNk 19S1g
pm Fare 20 cisvs,a1sa -: 81
ii; whole room. lle6 Wei So -
night ssSs rcsn6 tfiD. 80 \
xd S.s 49, :: ~ .sss s'1ss q s:ss =
~. $500 go ~ poonee UnG1ut
D;,i ..,E -. q .. ssssss iss-s. 80!
= :s:s "a i. sd,il;:s'iss
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14

Gilbert appeared in Detroit several
years ago with Nine. Melba, and his
singing was so much enjoyed at that
time. that he was engaged for song
recital by the Tuesday Musicale. he
had many admirers among Detroit
music-loyers.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14

0T DAILY DIRT0 LlST. NAV
John Buxa, 3i2 Howell.
Thcoai Murswski, 2o6 Williams.
BOYS. At
Henry rroast.1 - Bacon
0corge shay. 100 Minnie.
Joseph Land. 1870 sixteenth.
Ernest Kersten. lies Townsend.
Anthony wosntek, 1890 Dubois.
Walter stoddaId, al Maybury.
Paul kapalInski. lsS Thirty-fourth.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
npa eAoAu oAIa oeAn

MRS. eARAH BAR DEAD.
MONROE. Mich. Oct. 13.-(Spe-
cial)--Mrs. Sarah Bair, So, died this
morning. She was the mother Of A.
w. Bair. owner Of department store
here.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
vOR sALE--vACANT LO1o.
BUILDING LOTS

$I.oo Down. $I.oo Weekly.
CsdilIac-ave. south of Gratiot, corner
Schumacher; cement walk. water en4
0ratiot subdivision. near Harper ax6
car barn: few left 1t $500 and ~
Michigan and Parkinson. hns iocatieh'
North Woodward, ave minutes' wals
from new car barn and Ford plants
close to new school; excellent build.
Ing lots at $3.50 each,
Glendale subdivision. In the center %
Highland Park: Just put on thu MARI
ket; lots 80. 81. 80 and S4x13t; clouo
to all improvements and In the 49,
resident section: bargains 1t e139
and $3.50 each.
Many other lots In ali parts o. t1tus
city. SEQ us before buying. We can
SUIT you.
NO INTEREST AZ
charged tho buyer No paymsnte -
make IL sick or out OF work Ten
per cent allowed on extra payuDonfox
Main office open Saturday evening
BESsENQER q MOORE. 3oe TeIe>
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