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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-19
OIL TOR TIIE NAVY.

Bids for the construction Of OH de-
pots at various points along the At
lantic and Pacific coasts viii be I'M
vited within thirty days nv the bureau
OF yards and docks OF tho navy de-
Iprtmeut Since Tho Importance OF
oil as fucl was Impressed on the navy
department plans have been ln pro-
eress 60 meet the problem. Among
the most importAnt have been those
FOR the establishment ot oii dopots.
II the use Ul oil continues 20 enlarge
at the present rate. Mr. Rockefeller
win soon have 60 organize another
foundation to Keep down The sur
plus.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-19

the greater ihe nee ssary eassgts on
traffic a. meet obligations.
Thr officers al ire ssspciati3n Say
in their pnhllc statement.
We offer no comment On The meg
its az the pending bills. AZ IN assoc
$50 are interested ia them only
as they may effec' the abl.isy FL the
railways % bus orr e7ois. N that
miestlon. as ii may be involved in each
bin. the railway managers possess the
knowledge and experience which
makes taem tire most competent @ii-
nessex What we have 90 ask Is that
the @pronostd ~rcsnntWns shouii p"
discussed in such 3 friendly way that
the knowledge ~ the railway officials
ASA bc fully awaited Of and no mis-
takes madc thraugn unwiiHne faiiara
oT the legislators 60 nave ~ the
And Tn that they age surely ret
asking anything more than IS per-
feetiy falr II themselves of the raii-
roads
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-19
M VIII R%rpuDIATE II.


an editorial on the Homecoming
or colonel Roosevelt the washington
Post Says
Tho Back from Eiha' movement
so named hy tine Eliminating Wash
.lngtnn correspondents OF the New YORK
Hegsld. who aptiy applied Napoiconie
history to current American politicti
Vaccinations. had as Us apparent ppr-
pose the denomination of Colones
Roosevelt for president In 1912. II
has never been much Of a secret who
its sponsors were. neither has il boon
90 ala dif1cult 20 identity various ma-
MOWERS which were designated 60 give
liz q status of some dignity and im-
portanco
Naturally. q movement contcmpiai-
Ing mo nomination Of Mr. Roosevelt
two years hence must bc prcdicaied
upon tho assumption that President
TAFT rs not entitled to o denomination.
Furthermore, tho theory must exist
that Colonel Roosevelt would aeQai,se
n tile plan rs bring him back D. the
N AAt" tlNN"F NN NV NEA Ht4itNNA"N Ht
Mr.. TAft's first term. Clearly. thcre-
fore. the fate OF the Back rom Elha'
CLUB rests with the returning hunter.
Colonel Roosevelt is Co arrive 10 Nee
YORK near tne end ~ che third wcel.
lea June soon afterward the country
win learn his opinion 90 tho ns,oh
r,m Elha' movement tie win repu-
lilt ST. and this assertion is made ad-
Nselly.
t, vho may be skepfitai as
tn accuracy might De- able 10 obtain
,orrohoration of 81 from various well
known individuals. such. lor example.
as Representative Nicholas Longwortii
of ohio. ~son-in-law ol the former
president. or William Loeb. Jr- cei-
F loctor of The port ol Ncw York and
senator Horny cabot Lodge 81 Mass-
ehusetts. one of the coiuncts most ln-
tinato personal friends. These msr
hlte been n correspondence Win
l0anl Tumble since he invaded ths
A'r.an jungle. and know what IS
coming.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-19
NO REASON FOR IT
When Albuquerque Citizens
Show the Certain Way Out


There can he no just reason why
any reader Of this VIII continue 10
suffer The tortnres of an aching back.
the annoyance of urinary disorders.
the dangers az diabetes or ans kidney
ills when relief is SO near ai hand ana
the most positive proof given that
they can ID cured. Read what an Al
buquerQue citizen says.
Mrs. j Y. Anient. 100 N. Arno
| street. Albuquerque, y. NJ. says;
| 4Doan's kidney Pills were recon-
! mcnded 10 as Whom we lived at Au-
rora. IlI., about iige wears aga. They
were used at that slime by a member
OF our family VINO had u~nmistakable
symptoms OF kidney complaint. 4
tired. mAeuid feeling WIS mach in cei-
acnce and trouble win tie eyes gave
positive proof that the Kidneys were
~disordcred. poans Kidney Pills
brought prompt relief from these diff
ficlltlcs ANA acted as a t1nic TO tho
entire system. Nien There iis been
need of a kidney remedy since then,
Doan's Kidney Pills have never failed
10 respond in q prompt and satisfac-
tory WAY. ~. always mean 10 keep
q supply of fhis remedy on hand, us
We consider ID Indispensable
For sale bY all dealers. Price 20
cents. Fasier-Milhurn CO. Huffalo.
Now YORK.. sole agents for the unit-d
states
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-19
RATTLE ROYAL ~ THE HOUSE

AZ this page 81 the Morning Jour
nsI goes TO press it looks as though
s.tInogc Joe had met his Waterloo
The close alliance formed etwee the
democrats and the insurgents for the
purpose OF clipping the wings of the
sneaker. forms a nucleus around
which have rallied q large number Of
members az the house VIA Fdd
themselves as regulars but who think
the time has come 80 limit Tho auto-
cratic power which the speaker has
been exercising for some years, and y
looks nov as though the combination
had developed power enough 20 con-
troll the situation II seems to be com
coded generally that the anu-cannon
Instruction viii have strength enough
10 force a decided modification Of the
rules. while there are ONE who go
still farther ana believe Il win be
strong enough 10 bring about d change
in thn speakership
There Is room % doubt whether the
regulars. who have Joined the COM
binatIon. would be willing 30 go ~ far
as 70 depose the speaker, but there ls
no reason az an 10 doubt me fact that
the house, 40 well as the country. has
grown exceedingly tired 81 Mi. cam
mons au%tocratir methods and that g
radical change Ia tho rules would BE-
received with very general s3iisfae-
lion 1t ~ necessary in 4 body like
the house 20 give the speaker more
than ordinary power in order Ca fncii-
i,atc the transaction al business. hui
that power should he used, as far as
possible. Ia q spirit Of perfect tain
ncsa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-19

senator bacon was paid the distin-
guished honor, on Monday Of tnis
week. Of being designated g preside
over THE proceedings Of the senate for
Tho day. The selection IF g minority
senator for this service IS uunsuaL
The designation Was made By sena-
tor Frye. the president pro tenn, who
Is well as the vice president. was I'M
aV0idably absent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-19

Amang the missionary influence
making fer a more wholesome city
such muscular Christianity as Father
Jarrett demonstrated On those sunday
nigh, street CON ruffians ~ Brooklyn
must rank very high-New York
World.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-19

One emhosses ones own letter pa.
per NOW, the Feat raised monogram
being pressed into the paper by
means OF a celluloid tablet and a little
roller. Any combination OF three let.
ters may be obtained in the eeluloid.
and &c is The matter OF a few moments
10 emboss a whole quire OF writing
lager.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-19
co>nnssloN GOVERNMENT.

The Old system of government Tor
town ana cities IS out az date, A back
numhcr, and rapidly being succeeded
by something cheaper ana far BETTE.
it tails in placing responsibility, IS
Opsn ta Irregularities. and inoltce9ty,
lnl not AS close 90 the people. JAS g.'
business requires The failure amber
this system, s.. not Geo Ht charged ia
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-19
KeepIna Fausets arIaht.

IN the bathroom the nickel faucets
al BE- kept bright as neW indefinite.
ly f frequently washed and given a
brisk rub daily when the v0om is set
in order a clean c~heesecloth dust
~ serves this purpose specially weil.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-19

Mayor Gaynor IS so overwhelmed
with callers and Invitations to make
speeches that he has asked The pub
le 40 keep away Ter two weeks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-19

Fully nine ont az every ten cases o
rheumatism is simply rheumatism ~
the muscles due o. cold or damp. or
chronic rheumatism. neither OF which
require any internal treatment All
free application Of chamherlaiu's Linz
iment GIVE BE- "a UrisL Yen are GER
tain 90 De pleased with the quick re-
lief which IL affords. sold by AL
druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-19

The Management but to the sy~ten.
Its failure - acquire results, is Il 49,
.Wn wcakness-Raton Range.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-19

This IS made 80 black face cloth.
and Is a simple sacQue shape, a style
which matrons always find 50 useful
The loose bishop sleeve Is set 10 a
turn back can of cloth, braided light
ly I'll tire edge. the collar being braid.
ed to match.
Bonnet Of black c%rinoline trimmed
with ostrich tips and black satin rib
bon.
Materials required: Three Yards
cloth fs inches wide. 1 dozen yards
braid
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-19
Territory OF New Mexico
office of the Secretary
Miscellaneous Certificate

Nathan latta. secretary %
, the Territory OF New Mexico.
, do hereby certify that;
> Mhcroas. vn the ssth day u
, March. a. H. 1909. the Alhu-
Qger,ue tItrtn w9s dos irnAtet
> as tte ufrral M plper ~
New Meni,H. fH.i
Nher st1 AingQfer4lia
Ciil'n lies e,t,i flluetlnus
NOW. therefore. I4tfic nutlca
Is hereby given that. in eom-
piiance with section 3. chapter
20 ~ the laws 81 1903. requir-
me the Srcretars 81 the Terri
tory "a designate an official
Newspaper of New Mexico, the
albuquerque Morning journal
b. hrrehv design8ted as such
official Newspaper of New
Mexico
Gl,eu under m, hand and
ih~ Great Seal ~ fhe Territory
} or New Mexico 81 the CITY ~
} santa Fc. The Capital. on this
fourth day n October. 4 D..
1902
tseail NATHAN JAFFA.
Secretary - New Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-19

VI - -. - ImIalars -
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
The Local Cases.

The auit of Marion A. Morse vs Sidney A. Brown. sherir, ig one ir which hnbeas corpus proceedings were brought after the plaintiff had been committed to jail from the criminal court of common pleas for keeping I house of III fame
 In the case of thc town Of Preston va. the Norwich COmpregeed Air Pow CT company. the plaintiff appealed from the decision of the superior court which held that the charter of the company, as granted by the state, IF constitutional. The suit concerned the payment of taxes In Preston, it beins claimed that there should be Ii larger assessment of taxes there because inc plant ia actually located there. 1he company had thlg determined in US charter which the supreme court holds the legislature had the right to grant.
 The appeal fin the ease Of IT. A. Hull, ex rel, Constock vs. Hempsteap and others. was taken by the plslntln, who maintained that he should not have been deposed ss member Of the Waterford school board and another put in his place.
 In the f'urlonk suit. the evidence showed that Earl D. Furlong. aged Z5 years was killed fin a railroad accl- dent on the Valley road at Arnold on November 10, 1908, and the father of the young man sued for t5,00O, and q fury awarded in this city in May, 1909 the sum of 1000, and an appeal fol- lowed By this decision, the verdict BtaudH
 The company in their claim held that they could not be held responsible for the acts of capable servants and that when Furlong went to work on the train he knew well all the risks he was running and was able to look out for himself
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
woMANs HOME
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Broadway Church Organization Hears
 Reports and Papers.

The Woman's Home Missionary so- ~iety of the Broadway church held an interesting meeting on Friday after noon al which there was d good at tendance, considering the weather. Mrs Edward D. Fuller presided and Miss Mary L. Huntington conducted the devotional exercises The usual reports were given.
 Mrs. Fuller gave a brief account of the recent address given here by Bish- oD PaQd0ck anf his work among the people Of Oregon. Letters of thanks were read from the two missionaries 'I Nebraska who have received the boxes sent them from the society.
 Mrs Edward S Worcester read an excellent paper upon the immigrant, pointing out the church and individual mission work necessary to be done on L.s behalf \ missionary poem from current magazine entitled The boxes we do not send, was read by Mrs. Clinton Y. Stark. Tea was serv- ed b. the social committee of which Mrs Harvey M Briggs was chair man, assisted by Mrs Henry Norman. 2 rs. James Hewitt Mrs Celia Lester. "~>s. George DyEert
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
SACHEM CHAPTER ELECTS.
Mrs. Esther H. Biiven Chosen Worthy
 Matron-lnstslIation on Dec. 28.

Sachem chapter, No. 57. O. E. $, held their regular meeting Wednesday evening in Buckingham Memorial, wit h the worthy matron, Mrs. Annie F. Rawson. in the chair. A large attend ance was in evidence and an interest ing and profitable meeting was the re- suit. The several committees gave ir their reports. which showed the chap ter to be in fiourlshing condition
 The election of officers, which took place at this time. resulted as follows: Worthy matron, Mrs. Esther H. Blinn worthy patron. Elmer D. Ginsman; as sociate matron. Mrs. Emily Dolbeare ; secretary. Miss Lottie l.. Williams treasurer. Mrs. Annie F. Woodman conductress. Mrs. Susie M. Park: as sociatc cOndnctress. Mrs. Flora J. Fitzpatrick The officers will be in stalled on Dec. 2Sth, when the Wester- ly, Now London and Willimantic chap ters will be the slIests or the local chapter A banquet will be served by the committee in charge and Q full at tendance is looked forward to.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
TWO COURTS OF
 FORE5TERS HOLD ELECTIONS.
William Mshoney Made Chief Ranger by City of Norwich and Dons 8emino by Court Sachem.

At a regular meeting Of Court City of Norwich No. e3 +. Of A., held Fri day evening this being the last meet Ing of the year, two candidates were initiated and four applications were received. Several reports were read, in which all were interested. The busi- ness part of the meeting was hurried through in order to give time to the annual election of officers.
 The following were elected: C. R., William Mahoney; $. C. R., George IL DOlan. financial secretary, T. A. Caret elected for the sixteenth year; treas urer. William II. Callahan. elected for the nineteenth year; recording secre tary, J. F. Malone; senior woodward John F. Holston; junior woodward Nelson Lava1ie; senior beadle. Fred Nowat1ky: junior beadle, II. P. Co., burn: lecturer. F. J. Murtha: trustee for three years, John Donahue; pbysi- clan, Dr. F. H. Harrimani druggists, J. A. Dunn. William H. Nicholson and Pitcher & Service.
 At Thursday nights meeting of Court Sachen No. 94 r. of A in For sters' hall, the principal matter of business to come up for consideration was the election of officers for the en- suing year. This election resulted as follows: Chief ranger, Dona Semino: sub-chief ranger, Lewis A. Andrews; dnancia1 secretary, Joseph R. Porte
 
 tier: treasurer. Frank Sylvia; senior woodward. John Callahan; junior woodward. Thomas McKenna: senior beadle, Arthur Porthier; junior beadle William Herson; trustee for three years. Jeremiah Haley; court physi- elan. James J. Donohue. NJ. D.; lec- turer. Michael Dwyer: druggist Cen tral district. Charles c Treat. UtIey 6 Jones. West Side, H. NJ. Lerou. Greene vile, Patrick F. Bray.
 It was voted at this meeting to pre- l sent to Hugh Donovan past chief rangers jewel.
 The installation of new officers will take place on the first Thursday in January. at which time smoker will be arranged, refreshments will be served and a pleasant social hour is planned. The committee in charge Of the affair is made up of the following Joseph R. Portelance, Bernard En- right, George Fox, Henry Clement and Thomas Mckenna.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
DECISIONS BY SUPREME COURT
No Error Found in Cases from this County-Maric n Morse Loses Her Habeas Corpus Writ-Com- pressed Air Company Wins Its Case-Furong Ver- dict Stands

Al New Haven on Friday the su- prone courf pf errors for tnNnecticnt banded down many doeisiuuH includ - iua many uf Interest ln this part of Tho ef1tr. Ths1 were sa follows:
 New London County.
 Marion A Morse va sydney A. flosu. anrrin Eo error. ouinion by Chief Iuetlrs Hall Action on habeaH corpus writ
 state ar rsL Comatock vs Hemp ftsad et sL No error. Opinion by Judge Wheeler.
 Town Of Preston vs. Norwich Com prnaaed Air company No error Dpln- iIu hE Justice Thaver
 Walter rurlpuR. adm Ya New York. New Haven & Hartford EallrOad Co. %o err0t. Opinion by Chief Justice
 Windharn County.
 Pete A TsrEepn vs F <. Wood ward Error fouhd and new trial or rered Opinion by Justice Wheeler.
 LtehFsId County.
 New fork New Haven & Hartford railroad fs Helen A. Russell et al. .u error lH found in defendants ap- peal and error is found Tn plaintiffs g appeal and ease refna nded with orders for injunction sEainst plaintin tu be made perpetual This case was tried Isfnre Che court here.
 The action grew out of the placing rf poles 0u Che property of Helen A. EtuHHeIi hH Che Milford Power com IHur. Ir Washington. An attempt was made fH remove the poles and an in- Junction given bv the superior court .erf|rE the removing of Inc poles daring the lifetime of one of the heirs sf fhr property. Appeal was taken from the verdict by both parties and .Ie euureuo court by its decision al- .ias the poles to remain on the lead rprtlsls
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
MARRIED IN NORWICH.
Mrs. Gertrude Avery Given Divorce
 from Frank s. Avery

Mrs Gertrude Avery of Hartford asked for divorce from her husband, Frank $ Avery. in the superior court ln that city, Friday afternoon She asked also to be allowed to take her maiden name. Gertrude Taylor
 The marriage took place in Nor wich on May 22 1899. In 1903 Mrs Avery said she went to the Norwich hospital iur seven weeks and her husband gave her S5 to pay the .x- prnscs of her Illness He refused Co live with her after this Mrs. Avery sat4. and had never contributed to her support.
 Judge Bennett granted the divorce and the plaintiff was allowed to re- sufne her maiden name.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
FOURTH BIRTHDAY.
Party in Honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Chris
 terher Oixon's Anniversary.

A pleasant party was held Friday afternoon between 8 and o'clock at the home of MT and Mrs. Christopher D.vu~. of 70. Garfield avenue. in honor of tLe fourth birthday of their Ht-Ie son Laurence. There were eight i-t'r friends present and s.imes were .ufoEr prize was awart ed Paul r. k.uistnu for finding the largest g r1her of peanuts in the peanut hunt. Mrs. Malcolm and Mrs. Dolan assist a tu e.--Tta ming.
 Those p"-4-~t were Pauline keuis- .r. ilrltH. Malcolm Florence Nor .... Gladys Dea- Laurence Dixon. r Hiv.H. .'.--raU 5eer and Car Parker
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
RED CROSS STAMPS.
Postmaster Caruthers Suggests That They Be Placed on Reverse Side Of Packaues.

Postmaster Caruthers makes the suggestion to the public that when Christmas or Red Cross stamps are used that they be placed on the back or reverse side of packages, but must not be put on so as to seal the pack age. unless it Is desired to pay letter rates.
 The committee having charge of the sale of Red Cross stamps will have a young lady in the lobby of the post office every afternoon next week, who will offer these stamps for sale
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
WOMEN'S SILK HOSIERY

6eautiful Silk Stockings for Christ mas Gifts.
 Womer's Pure Six Hosiery n black only al S2c 3 pair.
 Women's Pure SIX Hosiery in black only two pairs in 9 presentation al S1.00 for 3 box of two pairs
 Women's Fine Quality Silk Hosiery in black and all the wanted colors-oUr special value at sl.00 a pair.
 We sell the famous ~McCauum" Guaranteed Silk Hosiery with four thread toes and heels and double thickness garter tops at S1.50 to sS.eo a pair
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
MAJORS MEADE AND
 ERNST INSPECT CANTON.
Members of Onoco. No. 4, Had Turkey
 Supper Following Inspection.

large number were present at Thursday n ghts meeting of Canton bnec1. No. B. l. Q. c. r, when rIrr.- work was Inspected by Major Meade af New Haven and Major Otto Ernst ,f this city. Four new applications were received. Following the trans action of the regular business, tur- Fev supper was provided by the can ron and served by the members of the entertainment committe. IL was thor rIuhly enjoyed by all. and during the course of the repast many handsome compliments were paid to those who were iu charge of the affair.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
COAT SWEATERS

ideal Holiday Gifts for Women, Girls and Boys and Infants.
 INFANTS Sweaters in white eardi- nal and combinations at soc. S5S and up to S2.50.
 BOYS Coat Sweaters at 95c. S1-50 and up 10 SS.50.
 GIRLS Coat Sweaters at s1.S9. s1.s5 and up to S2.00.
 WONFIN'S Coat Sweaters at s1-95. s2-5O and up to S12.eo.
 (At Boys Clothing Deparrmert)
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
OoEN MEETING OF
 MfANTONoMo COUNCIL State Officers Mere and Address the Members ard Friends--Co ollstion Served

Mlautouumo council. No. 30, O. U. A N hold au open meeting Friday evening ir TFthiau hail co which A ruwHer of iAe leading workers ln the order 'u the state were invited for the Turros~ uf iufusiug new life into the local o.Fr A fine. collation. of sand 1~irhes .1tp and coffee was served and during ths social hour that followed cigars were eu joyed The affair was arranged by N-Councillor Ashley T. Boon. who lE also deputy of this dis trict. and was carried through most successfully.
 Among the visiting friends were State Councillor C W Gammons of Manchester eN-State Councillor T. II. Cook or Hartford and State Examiner C. Robert Gates Of New London. All uf thsre men were called upon for 6 speech and responded in a very happy manner Remarks were also made by eN-Councilior Boon. Orrln W. Price and prank c Smith.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
CHRISTMAS CANDY

Aosai9tels 7--s Christmas cs1-y- Ever. k5-4 = cz1cy tnzt t-s you-s- s-er O. z-cs~---- ~-aF =esi-e- We gar cicuEari>s recc-- -,er1 o4-s-
 2oc c-cco zces -E 1--=sl different 1sv1-s e-2CE- -= candy sold -a~e a- >-gg and +1C El1
 42c c-occI axes - -z,a &=u--s --cl Chocolates 5- twenty L-[----c 7=v-rS, made s<ce-zallE -1- G> and =4Ea- cC sCc candy <1-E else 1=-s-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Ends Winters Troubles.

To many uter Is a season Of trou- hle The fr'stDittau toes and fingers .1-rped hands and lips. chilD,ains. cold sores. red and rough skins. prove this But sd.u D troubles HF before Bucklen g t-nica SaIve A trial couvinces. Great est healer Uf burns. boiIs piles. cuts. sores eczema aud spra Ins. only 25c Ht Lee & Osg1od Co.'S
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
i-lD nINIDENH.

ofncs of The Norwich Savings Society.
 Norwich. Conn. Dee To. 1910 IT. Directors of this Society have C. ..r-s ... .f trc struIras ..f tle eur re- a.r months -.ilt-s annual d.,I- e.. ..- .- rs. rEe ,.EN.r Tt. .a".... .ar-a.. .. u.p.-4.uts eu..- a. I...... ur aut ate. Jau f.fI 1.rf
 .~t-IIffst lfpFtrT. a .t.+w lTeHHu ar
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
GLOVES FOR GIFTS
 FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN

Misses Lined kid Cloves at 5ac and S-99
 Boys Lined Kid and Mocha Gloves a- 75c and S-.e0.
 Boys Ast-achaa Gloves. lined at 59c Misses Dress Kid Gloves aC s1-eo. Boys, Dress Kid Gloves at sl-o0. Boys Cowboy Gloves at 59c-
 Wouen's Lined Kid Gloves fur top at s1eo.
 Wonen's F'ur-lined G-ove< 4c ss-5o- Woner's Scui-rei-lined Gloves aE &s5e
 wonen.s ~DucheSs" Kid Gloves a, s1-0Q a pair
 wor,sn,s ~Bacu1o" Cape Gloves ar SI-oo 2 pair
 won.ea's Louise French Kid Cloves # St-59 3 pair
 Wo-rs1-< -T-efo,-sse- Kid Gloves. embroidered ac s1.S5 2 pair
 wAI1 Dress Kid Gloves VII oe pe, .n ! pretty holiday box f desired