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The Washington times., 1911-06-15
DEATHS

DURNBACGH-On June a. 1911. at his home,
1@ Fourteenth street northeast, ]. A.
DURNBAUGH.
Funeral Friday. at 2 O'Clock Interment
1t Arlington.
pALY-On Tuesday, June IS, 1911, MARGA-
Funeral services at w R. Pumphrey &
Sons funeral parlors, 1923 Fourteenth street
northwest, Thursday. June Is, at O'Clock
p. m. Funeral private Interment at
Holy Rood Cemetery.
EVERETT-suddenly, on June 10. 1911, at
i2:25 p; m, ROBERT F, EVERETT, hus-
Funeral from his late residence. 1SS
Twelfth street northeast. Thursday,
June Is, at o'clock p. m.
HARTLEY-On Wednesday. June "A, 1911, at
southeast, MILTON D., husband of the
late Lydia Z. Hartley and of Joseph
H. and Emily NJ. Hartley.
EIIMAN-Suddenly, on Wednesday. June
n 1s11, at his residence. 643 D street north.
west GOTTLIEB, beloved husband Of
Louisa Heilman, aged forty-six years and
seven months.
Funeral from the chapel of Frank Geiers S
Sons, lib Seventh street northwest. on Fri
day. June 1S at 2:SO p. m. Relatives and
friends invited to attend. lnterment at
Rock Creek Cemetery.
philadelphia papers please copy.)
KEENAN-on Tuesday June 1S. 1911, at l2:1c
1ogEP9I3s g a 2f % KEENSN a. wife tsp" Of Dr.. John
F. keenan,.
Funeral from ST. James Church, Brent
wood, on Thursday, at 10 a. m.
MALyoNEY-On Monday. June u, 1911, at
$40 D. M, HANORA, wife of Michael Ma
leney. .
neral from her late residence, 22S
street northeast, on Thursday. June Is, at
$50 a. M Requiem high mass at st.
Aloysius' Church at o'clock. Relatives
and friends invited to attend.
TRIMBLE-on June -, 1911. HARRIET
TRIMBLE mother of Alexander Trtmble.
Funeral from winslow's undertaking par
lors Twelfth and r streets northwest.
Thursday. June Is. at p. m. Friends
invited.
(New Orleans papers please copyo
MARTIN-On Sunday. June II, 1911, KARL
MARTIN.
Relatives and friends are requested to at
tend the funeral from the chapel Of J. Wp
Lee. undertaken 339 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, on Saturday, June II, al =
O'clock y. m. Interment at Prospect Hill
Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1911-06-15
Campaign Is Ordered
Against Socialists
In Lower California

Ell PASO, Tex, June l5.-FolIowing
receipt of news here that Ricardo Ma
gon, head of the socialistic junta in
Los Angeles, Cal, had been arrested.
Col. J. B. Viljoen hastened today with
his preparations for enrolling and arm
ing q strong body Of insurrecto soldiers
with which to proceed to Lower Cali
fornia to put an end to the outlawry
which is being carried on under the
cloak of the revolution.
Viljoen received his orders direct from
Madero, and is preparing for a sharp
campaign in Lower California. He will
take q strong artillery eQuipment.
The Washington times., 1911-06-15

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE. 800
nth st. N W., Washington. d. c., June
10 1911 Harbor lines were established by the
Secretary of War on June 2, 1911, in that por-
tion of the Potomac River between Aqueduct
Bridge ana the foot Of 26th Street, N. w.
All future constructions Of wharves, docks.
bulkheads, ETC., to be legal must conform to
the lines established. Interested parties are
invited to call at this office and inspect map
showing the established harbor lines. w. @.
I.ANGFITT, 1t. Col, Engrs.
The Washington times., 1911-06-15

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington, D. c.,
June g. 1911. Notice IL hereby given that
on the thirtieth day of June, 1911, will expire
all licenses granted by the Assessor Of the
District Of Columbia to the proprietors of
automobiles, auto-vehicles, electro-vehicles
hacks cabs, omnibuses and vehicles Of all
kinds for hire used for the transportation Of
passengers (sightseeing automobiles excepted
Also private banks and bankers mot incor-
porated), note-brokers and the Washington
Stock Exchange. Said licenses must be
promptly renewed by all persons desiring
to continue business after the above named
date WIN. P. RICHARDS. Assessor. D. C.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
Sen. Rittreoee 600.

I6p. Sorbun0sienator Glfre6 ..
aittreoae ira Soutb 0afota er ben
4oe Iai aigaaet peo 9sben / Sot
Springs, arf., eiter lpngere Sios
Spgeliebeb.
aittresbe por febt ! Gbeibire 60,
Neip Sampibire, BEN 2Soe WortS
1861. Giterat bope giennemgaaei
SoIfeifolen fom ban. II anr gam.
mel til gale ~llniueriitet, bpor ban
1885 tog iurioiit aigansseramcn,
eiter / Meaemtioen etpar aors 5io
at babe bapt aniGttelie paa ct Sag,
fererfontor.
aittresoe nebiotte Jig / 1885 Jon
Sasisrer / Siour Sails, 2. 9af.. Oa
bespnote itrar al tage aftip Snter'
este i BoIitifen. San ilutteoe ia
tiblig til ben oapGrenoe Sorbunbs-
%ienator ira Soutb Iufota q. j. Bet
tigrep, bpis bsire Saanb ban mart
blep. 9enne Sor6iHoelie, Der ifai'
feoe BAN en- Ieoeroe Stiaing inben
oct republifauife 9arti. uareoe, mo.
til gettierem i 1896 iliteoe iis til
SriisIppartiet. genitabet melem De
TO RQno brait. o. aittreose bier
9eoeren for anti.g ettigrem- oe On
ti.Iriislp. 8epublifanerne.
aittreoge bIep / Sui 1901 no.
n9pnt til 5orbunosienator eiter al.
osoe Zen. !. s. aple. bpis 3ermirl
ubls6 ben 4oe @nrts 1903. 5sr
9ioens ublsb par ban al SesisIatu-
rem palgt til lin esen Gitermano for
Den iulbe 2ermin paa 6 aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
Qarsuofeterne.

Sra ale &anter al South Safota
Ipoer gfterretningerne ON Iarsuo-
iigterne I9roeIes lppenoe. Wan err
allerebe forrige llge blepet fTroig
meb Saoningen al De inaa &orn'
%iorter, paa De fleite SteOer itioe til
at npbe gobt al Geenet ben foregaa'
enbe 2sroag % Ssnbog. Gen tio-
light iaoebe 8rsbe er olereoe for
lpngit begpnbt at ipire og itoar i9r.
beles fraitigt og lopenOe. Set fig
lige 8eir bar p9ret iGrbeles belbigt,
ioet set bar brogt 8ornet til at lGite
fig iaameget fploigere.
Sgiaa gfterretningerne ira Nortb
9afota err iGrbeles gurItige. Sra
ben noropeitlige Gel al Staten mel.
bes, at man iibite llge paa oct oller
n9rmeite bar iProig meb Saaron-
men, og at Igrene poa mango Ste.
Der alereoe bar begpnot at ~grsnifes.
Get poqituoes ogiaa, at 6roitpeiret /
9egpnoelien al ltgcn itgen nGpne.
p9roig Sfabe bapbe giort, % at oct
p~eoparenbe fieIige Ieir bapbe bragt
aornet til at lGite iig iaa meget be.
ore.
Sarmerne peItenior Winot bolber
pao meo Elsiningen al itore StrGf-
ringer mt Igerlanb, iom DC agter
at. inbiaa meO 6lar, iau Slararealet
paa De aanter bill bIi betpbeIis no.
pioet.
Gfterretningerne ira Winneiota
gaar no pna, at Sr~oitpeiret beler fife
beri Staten bapbe onrettet noeen
n~PpnepGroig Sfaoe, iolfolb life poa
gsrene. % of ltbiigterne er mer emo
alminoeIig lopenbe. Ger ubtales |
gfterretningerne fra enfelte Steoer
g@ngiteIie for, at aulben m~liligens
bar onrettet en6el Sfaoe paa Srugt.
tr9erne; men ba bisie .enomI life
itob / fiilo gIomit. antases Sfaoen,
ON nogen, ioIfalb life at pqre al
nogen itsrre getponins.
Sra Sumbolt, Soma, meIbes ben
| ste Moi, at mar life troebe, at Gro.
item bapoe giort itor Sfooe paa
5rusttr9erne, muIigens meo llnbta-
|. gelie al pan DC tioliae @ariieter al
Tlommer. ggbletrperne err bel9s.
ieoe meb Shopper, 90 bn Spionen
er nfinbit fire Tiger ienere emo for.
rige aar, err lloiigierne for en- rig
Ssit i9rbeles lopenbe.
IRA Yropinien alberto ! Canada
berettes, at GSroiten beller life Der bar
aiort nogen Sfabe, buerfen poa
@aor. ellcr Seitbpeben. @aarbue.
ocn or aaereoc bcspnbt at ipire. os
Harmerne cr iortioen beifi9itiseoe
meo Saauiusen al $oure os Sps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09

Tunfter at ifi9rpe Sooen meo oct
Sormaol at gipe Dc CONNIE, iom ai'
iiges nnoer ben, bes iterre G1ter-
trpf.
Soriloget bcltcmmer ioaleocs, bl.
a., 6Gueielsitraf for Snbipioer, iom
finbeS ifploiee i SpertrGbelier al In'
ii. Sruit.9open. Sibtil bar Strof'
fen for Snbipioer, iom bar giort Jig
ifploig / S%pertrGOelie al Sooen, al
9onln1ercn funnet iGttes til en-
ten SGngieI eaer Ssoer % &eiul'
tatet bar biotil iom en- &cgel pGret,
at oe fleite er iluppet meb en- WtltIft,
Der life babe ipnberIig Itsrre Sirf'
ming eno JON at ifpGtte Sano poa
Ell @aas. Nr. aenpon mener, at
Srpeten for at bli puttet / 6GngIel
iom andre S6rbrpOere pil BABE en-
gapnlig aiifrGffenbe Sirfning % BIZ
bragg til at pGffe itsrre Heipeft fro
2open.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
Oommcr Gomon frifienot

Giitriftsoommer Spbn +. Conan
i SepilS 9afe, Ser bar onflaget FOR
Sruffenifab og iorifieaige Wisligbe.
Ser / llbppelien al line GmbeoSpItgs
ter, cr i Sreoags al ben al 9tortb "a.
fota S~tats'enat neoiutte "Higsret"
blepet ililoitGnOig irifienot ior aac
og enbper iiGr al De MOB BAN reiite
9eifplbninger. 1ommeren cr limio-
belbart eiter Commons Iiii1elie al
reiit til lit Stem / Iepils 9afe for at.
ter at opcrtage lit gmbeoe, Der nib.
lertiOig bar ppret beitDret al 1om.
mer 6. u. BUTTS.
Sagen MOB CONNER Conan bar
paft itor Spiigt oper belle Staten, %
ll0falhet bar ppret ~aipentet meo me.
gen SpGnbing.
&eiultatet al &%oterinser og &c.
natsrettens officicle aienoeIie biIites
meo bragenoe 9iiaIosraab al De /
8aQerierne og aorrioorerne tPtpaf-
febe Solfemasier. Rr9iibcnter for.
isgte I9nge iorgiGoes at foa tiIpeie.
bragt Srben igier / Salen.
Smob Sorpentnir1 ioregif Raune.
oprnabene peb 8oterinsen oper be
i~forifieaige anflnqepunfter me6 itor
&urtigbeb og uoen Sorbinoringer.
Gnoen fom 6erior upetttet for aIIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
Rensovr / Qlafa.

Tor at gfpe Be / aldifa boenoe
gifimoer en- RPringsfil0e. begprote
Regieringer / 1891 at inoisrs Reus.
opr iii benne Dor BROWNS bsit MOB
GorO, % tro0s al mango oa bar til.
beieIige iii at gisre iig lpitile opet
Sette 5oretageroe, pier BET iig M nt
pPre lpffeoes langt beore, ems nogen
turoe baabe. Gifimoerne oeroppe
trrleSes ga al Be 6arer, iom nltio for
RaturioIf islger meo Gipiliiationens
Sremtr9ngen. Sc Spioe nsieoe iig
life meo at inOisre 9rPnoepin og isr
nfienote Spgoomme blan6t ois'e
Sserfeners 9srn men De trueoe meo
at uSrpSbe SpalrJs. Sool % andre
.9pr, Ser ga bar Ell 2ipsiorrsonebeo
for Dem. Gitimoerne trlieoes oerior
meS Cult, Spgoom og llnoerganJ.
og oa bar bet. at man 6eilu.teoe at
inoisre R~ensopr, ian De, ligeion,
9apperne, funbe leoe al oisie. Wangc
aicroe iig, iom iaI' luitige berouer.
D'an mente, al Gifimoerne mart uil-
De Ilagte og ipiie line Rensopr. uo;r
at sipe Dem a%uIeSnins til at iormere
iia.
9enne Spaaoom git BOG iaa lanst
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
Sfanoalen / Ohio.

s 6orbiuoeIie meo Ben itore De
itiffeliesltnnooIe ! Sbios 2egislntur
er Der al 8rdnoiurpeu / Columbus
i 6reoogs peotaget Siltulebeilutring
MOB ire Statsieratorer % 10 Heprp.
ieutanter.
&c ire Senntorer er Siaac 9,
Suiinan ira Butler Gourtp. 2. r,
anSreps ira Sawreuce Gountp oe
Geo. st. 9etone ira Rontgomerr
Gounip, o. De 10 SeprRientunter er
Or. See. 9. Rpe ira 9ite Gountr
og u. &. 9oprep ira 9aprencs
Gountp. Ge er ale autlaseoe ior al
bare mootaget Stitpenae.
en- ~liJnenoe Misunderstanding peo.
toses oaiaa MOB Senatef Serseant-
al.arms. 8SSnep 9ieele ira erie
Gountp, Der er anflaset Tor al 9aue
iunseret iom Nellemmano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09

monooen % fortiGtte Spitonben paa
engen Soanb.
Der er oeioo inolsbet NeboeleIie
til Sen. Waoero ON Nobiliieriugen
al Ell itor Sroppeitprfc / 0megnen al
@erico Gitp meo oct 6crmoaI at
foretage Ell 6remrpfnina moo Sopeo.
itaoen.
Sislge et icnere Telegram boteret
81 Eaio, Ger, Der 6te Moi bar
Irriioent Gios nGetet at goa inc
poo ocn SciingeIie, at ban, Tor no.
gen 6reosiIutning ionot Steb, off.
cieIt ifuIbe erflGre i'm &iaigbeo til
of abbicere.
Som Sslge berai er @oobenbpi,
len opbsrt, oa ariaStiIitauo after
ctableret. Sniurgentcrnc erflrrer,
of R%epolutionen bill bIi irenmet meo
iorsgct araft, oa % 0prersbeppgcI-
len ipnes at bape ipreot Jig inoaoot.
iom oper oct belle 9ono, er Sitiia.
tionen meget olporlig.
s Mericos SopebitaO bar Otter.
retningen ON DC aibruote Srebsun.
oerbnnolinger % 3ompenS 8ienop-
taaelie fremfalbt almiroelia Son.
iternation, life alene blunot ben ino.
fsote @efolfning men ogioa blnnbi
Den WGnebe slmerifdnere, iom or
boiat ser.
st tort MntaI al Amerifanerne
bar oacrcbe forlabt 9pen, og Otter.
retliingen ON De feililogne 6reosun-
oerbonolinger oil reiuItrre l. at ale,
iom fon, burtigit miIig pil isge al
fomme Jig no af 2onhet Ser mares
ncmlig begrlinbet Srpgt for, at Sa-
Oct moo Imerifanerne naoriombelii
fon ilaa no i lps 2ite % reiuItere /
morberiife Snerialo og mlIigens
9lobba6.
Sra @aibington meloes, at ben
merifonife Situation ogioa bor
frenrfalbt itGrf sGngteIie inoen gfe.
aierinaen, ibet lloiigterue til en- Sn-
terpcntion ! Merieo / ~betpoelig 8raO
bar ipreqct ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
Sreosfonsres.

Zen rationale 6reosfonierence,
iont ! oisie Gage bar pGrct lamlet
Baltimore, Wb., beilutteoe isr i'm
SplsSning at ~orsaniiere Jig iom Ell
permanent Snltitution UNDER Napnet
Gen amerifanife 6reosfongres".
9ette SfriDt beilutteoes for al
funne msoe &rapet paa en- Central.
organization, Der fan itstte % ianl'
arbeioe meb ale De Selifa6er % 6or'
eninser / De Soreneoe Stater, bpis
sSormoal er at pirfe ipr Oroningen
al internationale Strioigbeoer pes
@ologift encr andre frebelige Wtio-
Ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
Graftat ratifceret.

Sra Sofio teIegroieres Den Ste
Mai: Hatiiifationerne al ben anglo
iapaneiiife Sanoelstraftat uouerleoes
iba9. Zen rpe SperensfomIt iierner
be engelife aisbmGuOs Oppolitlon
MOB ben rpe iapaneiiife 5arii, Der
betragtelig 8rab iorbeiebe Soloer
paa brittle Sabrifuarcr, ioet Solo'
iatierne iielge ocIl me Sraftat CT
ne0iat ira ~ til 80 Erocent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
Ct fort Nlarfeo.
Canada ct tort Warfco FOR amcri.
fanifc Tnrmpruoufter.
Gn oiiieiel Napport.

apnlul Sohnlou / kingston, Ont.
ubtoler = en- ~oiiieicl Snoberetning I'll
Observation-Disclosures / Wolbln9.
ton, at 8icniioigbeosouerensfomiten
nte0 Canada oil briuQe DC amerIfan'
lie Sormere itorc 6orOele. Sislae
Snitrur bar aoniulen ioretagct Ell
ombpggeIig lln0erie1elie al EriSfor.
boIoene poo beg9e Sibcr al 8rGn.
len, % ban bar iunbet. at 6orifieI.
len er meget u~betpoelig.
Smsr. sGg. Eoteter % andre
Segetnbilier % 6ruat % SGr al ole
SlogS itaor gicnncminitIis / ioume
VriS, meocnS berimob SuSlcic %
Sipsopboloet er meget oprerc poo
Den fonaoiifc enc pun ben omcrifnu.
tie Sioe.
s @inter. on &aariGionerue moo
ole Segetobilicr, Bar, 6rugt og
9g0 Importers ira DC Sor. Stater,
oplpier aoniulen, % altilags aiso
er meact biaigere / De 5or. Stoter
emo / Canada.
Sioen NeoiGtteIieu al Soloen til
3 Sent 8aaonen Importers gonite
itore WGngoer Slsoc til Stnterne.
9engang Standardization ionbt
Ste6, bar Der mango al 8rpnleiar.
merne, ioIr flaaeoe oper. at Den uiloe
%rlinere beres M%cierioriit. gn Gam.
menlignina al Eriierne ben9nng %
M piier imiolertio, at DC er nsiog'
fig De iomme.
Suoo sG9forrctningen ongoor op'
lpier aoniulcn, at Ontario er ben
encite Erouins / Canada, iom iorti.
Den bar gGg at ofie til ~llofsrIel.
9lIle DC andre Yropinier prooucerer
minore. emo De forbruger. Gctte
aipIbcr ii9r DC peitlige Yrouinier,
bpor ben eiter en- itor Wanleltof fore.
aooenoe Sernbonebpgning % Den
'tore Snoponbrtng bar meoiert en-
itGrft forsget gfteripsraiel.
Heiultotet al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ten og ge%gtolbens SpbPpeIie oil bli
oen, at bore oeitlige 8rTnieitoter
fommer til of ioripne BET fonaoiife
Norbueiten meO Peg, buoreiter Der
ioIfolo / mango Aor oil bli en- ito.
Dig itieenoe @iteripsrgieI..
De fonaoiife 5iGrfrGnpIere gier
Den Snopcn6ing moo gggtolbenS
SpbrpeIie, al De- Wti0tuinterS pil bli
importcret Ng iii Ontario ira ipos
ligere Ggne / Oe 6or, Stoter, bpor
DC flimatiife 6orbol6e er gunitigere
ior 9Ggprobuftioner, % al bette pil.
DC iorringe De fanaoiite Ssnieiur.
merea 6%ortlenelte netop pau Den Sio,
oa gGgpriierue err bsieit. Sertil err
at benlGrfe, at Der pud ben Sio al
Ndref tn8et, eller ladgooton ln9eli
sGo proouceres / Ontario. Ontnrin
bar mi0tpinters oite maattet impors
tere sGg ioa langt ipbirn iom ct.
2ouis, og aouiulen mener. at bette
gauife iiffert l~eiligbeoSpis piI bli
nsbpenoiet ogian for 6remtiOen.
aoniulen uotaIer Den Wening.
ser er 6aieret pao mango aors Sp.
bold / Canada, at Ontario er oen
eneite al De fanabiife Gropinier, boor
ser fan aples ole De @egetubiler. iom
oprfes / De 5or. Stoter. 3 Grooir.
ierne Ropo Scotin. grince G0maro
Sslano, 3ep grunspicf % Quebec
moones life Smeet Corn, al Coma.
Ter oprfeS Der finn ubetpoelig. mems
3rrnipS % Foteter or DC pigtigite
@egetabiIier / oisie Tropinier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09

Get al Somas me Senotor. U.
2. SERMON be6uoebe Sorilag til Here
iuboribenoc sGuorinaer | ben Sber.
mantle guti.5 ruit.9up fremiattes
igaor @nnSaa) i Senntet.
S~eniisten meb Sorilaget er | Here
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-03

Souvenir w. H. Taylor had birth day Tuesday-his 49th-and to com rnemorate the event he flooded the capitol with roses. In the senate and the house members found roses on their desks and the people in the lobby were not forgotten-500 buds being dis .tributed
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-03
R.p,.sentative Dunn of windham

The Warner Brothers company of Bridgeport is authorized to increase it's ca pital stock from $2,000,000 to $5,000,-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-03
COLCHESTER.
High School Hcncrs Announced-Miss Siegei Reads Play Before Large Au- dience-New Pictures at Library.

The class honors for 1911 in the high school were announced Monday as follows: Miss Margaret Bunyan, valedictorian and Miss Madeline Brown salutatorian. The standing of the four highest in the class was: Miss Bunyan 97.36; Miss Brown s2.sI; Miss Marion Lyman S2.72; and Philip Clark S6.9. Miss Bunyan's percentage Is one of the highest, if not the high est, in the history of the school.
 Oliver Woodhouse lodge, K of F., held a meeting in Pythian hall Tues day evening. A number of out of town members were present One .applica- ton was received.
 Large Audience Hears Play Road.
 Miss Theresa NJ SfegeI of New Ha- ven gave a reading to a large and ap- preciative audience in the Congrega- benefit of the Young Peoples society The reading was the play of The Lion and the Mouse Following were the characters which she impersonated:
 John Burkett Ryder. the Lion. the king of finance; Jefferson, his son; Judge Ressmore. supreme court judge; ex-Judge Stott, personal friend and counsel; Rev. Pontifex Deetle the vil- lage parson; Jane Deetle, the parson' S sister; Mrs. Rossmore. judges wife; Shirley Rossmore, the Mouse, the judges daughter.
 A-iSS o3SSSi IS OitS OI ttle D6St T6dd- CTS that has been heard here and had recited here before which accounted for the large audience
 Local Gleaninss.
 Charles M Reade and George T. Clark of Willimantic were callers in town Monday.
 William Cone of East Haddam was calling on friends in town Tuesday,.
 Michael E. Sullivan of Willimantic waS the guest of Timothy Kelley on Pleasant street Tuesday.
 Charles H. Strong was trout fish, ing Monday and returned with string of eight nice ones.
 Prof R. 4. Moore has moved from the Fairview on Broadway to the Swift homestead on South Main street.
 Dr. James J. Tynan was in West chester Tuesday.
 Mrs. Arthur l.. Stebbins and daugh- ter Miss Ruth Ward Stebbins, and son Lucius. are guests of Mrs. Stebbins' parents, Mf. and Mrs. l.. R. Hazen, in Middletown.
 A new set of pictures has been re-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-03
sToNlNGToN
More Money Needed fer Roads-Werk of Benevolent aynents Stopped at Savings Bank.

At the monthly meeting of the se- lectmen of the town of Stonington, held Monday evening. it was voted to call special town meeting for the priatiDn to keep the town roads in good condition for the balance of the year, as the $11,e00 voted at the annual town meeting held last September is nearly gone, owing to the large amount of re- pair work on the highways. A petition headed by Theodore Palmer and others was presented to the sefectmen asking for an appropriation to destroy ledge at Foy's Corners, which lie between Westerly and Wequetequock.
 The Comfort club box will be sent to Hartford on Thursday next.
 The senai-anEua1 donation of the Ten Minutes Day society was packed in barrels at the home of Miss Bar bara Muller, the secretary, Monday evening. It consisted of four large barrels of goods to be sent to Dr. w. T. GrenfeH. the Labrador missionary, for his work there.
 Notice from Savings Bank. The Stonington Savings bank has issued a notice to its depositors that necticut the institution is restrained from making any further payments on deposits until Nov. ], 1911.
 General News. 
 Herman s. Atwood and Benjamin Cutler have been drawn to serve on the jury of the superior court for New London county.
 Miss Abbie Steffenson and Frank Lee, who went to Brooklyn to be op- erated upon for appendicitis at the Mutual hospital there, were operated upon Monday and are resting comfort ably.
 William H. Brown and family, who spent the winter in Providence, re- turned to Stonington this week. Mrs. Marshall Wild returned to her home in Lee, Mass. on Monday after spending a week with Mrs. Byron J Gardner.
 The last session of the Travel clut for the season was held Tuesday af- ternoon at the free library, being greatly enjoyed by large number who attended. Dr. George B. Spaldine spoke on Norway in most instructive and entertaining manner. Miss Louis; Trumbu1l gave a report for the year: work and laid the schedule for anothel 1 years work.
 Monday several of the milkmen re- duced the price of milk. going from 1 the winter price to the spring rates. l Mrs Harry Babcock, who spends the winter in New York, has opened hel ! home here for the summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-03
FINAL ACCOUNT FLED
By Trustee of Bankrupt Estate of Paulhus & co.-ProtabIe 12 Per Cent. Dividend.

Attorney George E.. Hinman, as trus- tee of the bankrupt estate of J. B. PauLlius & Co, has Tiled his final ac- couRt with Referee in Bankruptcy A. J. Bowen. The final meeting of the creditors will be held before the ref cree on the morning of the 18th inst, t1t which time the claims will be proved and the final dividend declared The trustees account shows receipts as follows: From William J. Hast ings, ronsA bIe, cash attached in the Windham National bank, $446.56; cash attached in store s2SSe; from auction sale of stock. s1.914s0; from auction ton sales of fixtures, etc. $35860; S93.45; total. S2.995.93.
 The expenditures were as follows: First dividend, 15 per cent. S1,3S1.e9: Harrington, for rent of stores. s11.29; to <. E. Harvey for costs in legal ac- ton. ST4.9s; to J. H. Gray for dis tributing auction notices, $1; to Chronicle Printing company. ss; to c. r. Risedorf. appraiser, s17.50: to W. N. Potter, appraiser. S17-50; to J. E. Brick. appraiser. s17.50; to A. J. Bow en. premium on bond. SIS; to A. J. Bowen for insurance. $2t5Q; to D. A. Lyman for insurance, S20.11: total. st,990.9s. This leaves cash on hand amounting to s1.0e9.e7, which will per nit another dividend of about F per cent. to be declared The original schedule showed total liabilities of sS,9ss.6i, and total assets of $e,o97.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-03
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
Elects. oficers-PIans for Memorial
 Sunday.

The annual meeting of the Dayvine Memorial association was held Mon- day. evening. The Following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, w P. Kelley; vice presi- dent, sSabin z. Russell; secretary and treasurer. w D.. Cogswell; music com mittee chairman. Frank Bennett; flowers committee chairman, Mrs. w. K. Bidwell: programme committee chairman. Rev. Dr. Reynolds; decora- tons ecor11nittee chairman, Wayland Bennett. The services will be held at the Congregational church. May 2S, at 10 o'clock. Music wilY be provided and speaker secured
 Another carload of lumber arrived here Tuesday for use in the construc- tion of w. S. Browns new theater, to be built on Center street
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-03
seph's parish was in Hartford Tues

seph's parish was in Hartford Tues day.
 Edward Jones of Forrestville was in WiI1in1antic Tuesday, calling on relatives and friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph g. Jones of daughter Mrs. William Ross of Chap lin
 Miss Winona Clark of Southamp- ton, l.. l., was in Willimantic Tues day on her way to Chaplin to attend the Snedeker- Bowers wedding.
 Mir and Mrs. Samuel Eisenberg, who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs Morris Brown of Hartford, have re- turned to their home on Jackson street