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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York April 10-The time money market re
mains unchanged from last week with business very
Gull Some loans have been made for four. fvs and
six months at 3 per cent but otherwise their IL
nothing doing.
Money On call opened al "a per crnt; highest. ~
lowest ?; Sos1g AZ ~ per cent. Most of the day
loans were made AZ IA per Ont Rates are 2.aA.
lE cent for sixty DAYS, Z.a3 per cent for ninety
days. A5k per cent for four. FIVE. and si1 months
and 5sa4 per CENT for over the year
Commercial paper is unchanged to 5sa4 par cent
for the best names London discount > 7-I6 r,a-
cent up LIS per cent Pans discp1nts q, per cent
unchanged. Berlin discounts Zs per cent I'M
changed
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

baltimore. April D.-BUTTER-Creamsry fancy
per H., 2i4az; do, choice aa2,; do. good, lsaD;
do. imitation. lsa2o; do. print gaz; do, blocks
25a8; do, held. l6aD; ladle, lsaIs; MARYLAND and
Pennsylvania rolls. laaH; Ohio rolls l2aI3; West
Virginia rolls. l2al3; storracked L. Maryland Viz
sinia. and Pennsylvania dairy prints, l3aH; process
butter, 1sal9.
GGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania, and nearby nr<s
doz.. II; do. Eastern. IL; Western frsts per doz .
Il; do. Southern frss. l6al6is do. West Virginia
frsts. per doz. Il; guinea esgs per doz, 7as; duck
eggs, near by. 9; Southern. q; goose Gigs per
doz-. 6ozf5
LIVE POULT2Y-ChicSens. young choice Der
H.. bad; spring chickens. per h.. Sac; old hens
heavy. h.. IS: do, old. small to medium per b.
ID; old roosters, per h.. IL; winter chickens 2
lbs and under. 3; ducks. young white Pekins
fat. per H., lsals; do, young Muscovy and mon
grel. per ID. lsal7 do. puddle, large. ID, i7Ns:
pigeons. cid, pair. 30; do. young per pair 90;
guinea fowl. young. II lbs and over. each. tes5;
do, young. small, each. 3; do, old. each. 3
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, April l0-WHEAT-Cosed frmer
Spot and April. s2K; May s2A.
CoRN-Closed frmer. Spot and April, 81 bid
May IS bid.
oATS-Fimer No. 2 white. 3s%a5; standard
white. 5isa35<: No. white. 3el.a3sA
FLoUR-Quote: Winter extra, 3.l5k3.35; do. clear
3.5oa3.7o; do. str1ght. asa3s5; do, patent l3os
AS; spring clear. 26ia405; do. straight A65a4 80
do. patent, 4sos5.l5; City Mills best patent
$50 do. hish-srade patents. AS: do, hish-grads
straight LIS; do. choice family 400 do extrs
3za3.io: rye -four. medium to choice. 4ooaA IS
com meal. 100 lbs. LEal.D.
RYE-Stock in elevators, lfl5 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 25s6 bushels; No. 2 west.
em domestic, slas6: No. 3. do. s0sl; No. &
DO. s6as7; No. near by 90; bag lots, as tc
quality, f5a0.
mcnts from elerltors. SIS hcshels No. white,
sAaas,1; standard white, Sa3s4; No. . white.
Blsa35k.
BARLEY-stodk in ELEVATORS. u.7G bushs,A
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LAwEuffs,

No. 55B. NJ Elizabeth Browning rs. Emanuel
Murray and Sarah Murray; note, sH2- Attorney,
John Ridout-
No. $500. John ]. Hammer Francis r. Sheehy
certiorai- Defendants attorney, E. y. HopeveIl.
No. SS56. Henry F. Woodland James H. Win
slow; Judgment Municipal Court, SIS. AttnrneyS
Birney Woodland.
No. 5sde. McLachen Banking Corppration vs..
s. W. Hendrick; judgment Municipal Court, sRa4.
Attorney. L II. McIachlen.
No. $3.50. Fitch. Fox & Brown ~ Electric Con-
striction Company; Judgment Municipal Court
$50. Attorney. p. E. johnson.
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No 3U04. Ned o. johnson Emma E johnson
divorce mensa ct thoro. Attorney. S. L. McLAu-
nm.
No. SOLOS. Edward c. Dean ct al. Unknown
Heirs. &c. Of Robert Morris ct al. quiet title
Attorney. W. n Quintsr.
No. 30lo6. Emile VI. Bullowa and Lambert & Ba-
ker Charles +. Digs and Wilton J. Lambert
trustees; bill to enforce attorneys lien. Attorney
W. J.. Lambert.
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Criminal Court No. 2.

OhIhr sNoIICb tI<h baOUh-
No. SSH Holmes vs.. LiTscpnb; on trial. At
torney, c. ". Clagctt-H. Fl. Classic.
No. 52RP. W. Bodek Company Fox & King
ston; discontinued. Attorney. L. r. Loving-Mark
Stsarman.
Assignments for April 10:
No. ). Shoemaker administrator. Matteson
ct al. Attorneys, Lambert & Yeatman-Ridout-
No. 60. We've Pullman Company. Attorneys.
NewmyeT-McGowan, Server & Mohun and Maddox
& Galley.
No a. Fly Us. Dutton. Attorneys, Leckie, Full
ton and Co1-Wsllacc.
No. 4s. Columbia Manufacturing Company vs..
Page. Attorneys. Sulliran-Dsrr. Peyser Taylor.
No. IS. Some Arnes. Attorneys. Swingle.
Hallam & HaIlam.
No. s.. PaulOs Paulos Attorneys. Penne-
baker Carlsi & Jones, and Shinn-Darr, Peyser
& Taylor
No. - Fluym vs. Gebhsrd. Attorneys, Handy
Carington.
No. = wcisand vs. Saudcr. Attorneys, Behrend
-Balderston.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-ReSular call, I2 O'Clock noon:
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Is S, 0o0 al
lc,.. 5000 al lo,s. on loe%s, 100 at losA.-
81 600 at lo2i7. 5000 at lo27.
Washington Railway and Electric ptd. 10 at $50.
Washington Gas, !. at 81. at slL 3 at g. 3
at 81. 3 at 81. 3 at 5=s, . at 10Y
Rigs National Bank. 10 at 30. 10 so
After call-Washinston Railway and Ecznc Is.
81 900 at So 1900 at Ssh, 81 900 at ST..
Washington Gas S. 5000 at lie.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Is, S6p al
lGEs.
Following are the bid and sked prfces posted
at yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock
Exchange:
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. April lo.-Hoss were dull to-day loc
lower Estimated receipts to-day, 5000; left over,
2546 estimated tomorrow, 1900. Bulk Of prices
6Ia635; light, 625a665; mixed and butchers la
6.5; heavy as5a6 10; rough heavy. aga6 TO- workers.
SIS; pigs 6za66o.
Cattle l0aD lower; estimated reuripts to-day. 30
900. -Besves, 5l5a60; COWS and heifers 26Ca5 IS
Texas steers. 4EaS65; stockers and feeders aasa6o;
Westerns 4sca575.
Sheep weak. partly l0c lower; estimated rersipts
3 900. Native, aos40: Western, al5as0o; wear
lings L+oa5.0; lambs. 4Esa62s; Western, 47a62.
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Criminal Court No. 4.

W hIGhT.
No. 2toS- United States William T. Brown
grand larceny; personal reconizance taken for sen
tenor.
No. zloo United States vs.. Laura Butler; plea
not guilty.
No. 25lt United States vs. Isadore CHASER; re
ceiving stolen property:
No. 1913. United States vs.. Frank Mannarno
murder. second degree: plea. not guilty.
No. "a United States Charles Anderson
mansianghter; same.
No. ziZ. United Stairs rs. Fabius S. Elmore
nonsupport Of wife and children; same.
No. 1855. United States vs. John II. Fisher
libel; verdict guilty.
No. N425. United States vs. Otto Lineveaver
nonluppor Of minor child; sentenced To work
house for eleven months and twenty nine days and
to pay a fine Of 500; sentence suspended.
No. Ef9 United States ~ John Roberts
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; verdict not guilty.
No. Esd United States Leroy Hawkins
larceny; rec0gnizance N 500 with James j.
Fletcher surety taken.
Assignment for April il:
United States rs Emory Wright.
United States Va Lewis Howard.
United States ". William Fortune and William
Kelly.
United States ~ James Carter and Frederick
Simms.
United States vs. James A. Johnson
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Court Of Appeals.


No. g57. Cnitcd States vs. Anti Kamnia
Chemical Company; argument continued by Mr..
D. d. Baker for appellee; concluded by Mr..
Clarence r. Wilson for appellant: motion. ap-
pelee allowed Ave days to file additional brief.
No. 278 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany VS.. Thomas: argument commenced by Mr..
]. j. Hamilton for appellant continued by Mr..
W. ]. Lambert for appellee; concluded by Mr..
VI. J. Colbert for appellant
Adjourned from day to day until Nay l.
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Admiralty Court.

No. 9f6. Moore Steamer Jane Moseley: order
for warrant Of arrest 10 issue. Attorney. C. A.
Berry.
No. 81. Bensinger vs. Same: same. Attorneys
Charles Bendheim and Leon Iretzfelder.
No. 9s. independent Steamboat Company -
Same; same. Attorney. same.
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United state. Commerce Court.

Present: Presiding Judge KNAPP and Associate
Judges Archibald. Hunt. Garland. and Mack.
The following attorneys were admitted TO prac
tice: Alfred p. Thom, r. W. Archibald. u.
George Il. Warrington Judge Samuel h. Cowan,
Luther NJ Walter Edward Barton, and Frank
Andrews
Mr.. Alfred p rhom, general counsel for the
Southern Railway. asked permission on the part
Of a large proportion q the carriers Of The United
states To ale q brief and make oral axyunnnnf
on the general nbed Of the jurisdiction a the
Unitsd statm Commerce Court The rsqusG v1s
taken under constellation b ~ 0uzS - =
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE ITDU Id.
Estate of Catherine HAYES: letters testAmentary
granted to Catherine E. Murphy; bond 500. At
torney. J. D. Sullivan.
Estate of James T. CLARK; letters testameutary
granted to John W. Dunbar; bond EoU. At
t1rneys Brandenburg & BrandsnburI.
Estate Of Joseph S. Potter; sale atifed and
reference to auditor.
Estate of Josephine Bird; amended decree.
Estate Cf Hilliard T. Owen; commission fixed.
Attorney. c. =. T. OgiIby. jr.
In N Walter r. Brown et al: bond reduced.
Attnrnsy, w r. Ambrosr.
Estate of William W. Dudley: order To CON-
promise. Attorneys Birney Woodard.
Estate Of Robert W. Talbot: petition for let
ters testanentary. Attorney J. T. Gull.
Estate Of Sarah Iandrick; rule to show cause.
Attorneys r G. Rontell ard y. T. Hynson.
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Equity Court No. I.


No. 5l0e. Dodge vs. Dodge; guardian ad Gtern
appointed. Attorneys, II. 5. Matthews-C. F.
Wilson
No. 5000. Hall vs.. Hail. r,,le returnable April
Il. Attorneys. NJ. \. RichardsonJ. Z. Laskey.
No. Eg7. Robertson Robertson; r-fcrence to
examiner to complete test Attorneys. ". c. Mar
tin-B L. Gaskins-
No. 3OlOl. Reddish vs. Emmerich ct al; sub
stitution Of trustee to release. Attorney, ]. A.
Maedel.
No. as72. Sexton VS.. Helihy; auditors report
ratified Attorneys ". G. Gardner-D. W.
oDunoShue and X. =. Downing
No. 2ss5 Ash w. Ash: counsel fee ordered
paid. Attorneys. D. s Mackau and Gittinss 4
Chamberiin-J. E Laskey.
Assignment for April IL:
Motion 4o7. Helm w. Helm Attorneys. Gies-
Equity Court, No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 3ln. Barick ". kElto ct al; rule return
able April Il Attorneys. ]. A. Tocmey, p. l.
Santling and V. L. Tpomey.
No. 1850. Hyde Hyde ct al. order Of pub
LEGATION. Attorney, V. Il. Wallace.
In re aunac) James A. sinnott; account Of
No. Isss. Cooke vs.. Britt ct al auditors r.por.
confirmed. Attorneys, Gordon q Gordon
No soo65. Rowe Rowe ct al; reference to e1-
aminer. Attorneys. MILAN & smith-E Il.
No Dssa. Laushrsn - LAnshrsn: same. At
tosney. W. Z. Ambrose-w. A. Coombe
Nos. I6zs National Electric Supply Com
pany Va Burydorf ct al; liens established. W. G.
johnson and J. d. Sullivan applied trustees bond
500 appeal Attorneys, J. d. Sullivan, Ksp-
pier & Merirlat-D. W. oDmnghue.
No. I53 Thornton ct al vs. Thornton ct al |;
referred to auditor. Attorneys. ]. p. Esmest-A.
A. Epscpmh
No nsss. Day vs. Day ct al: divorce vim mat
and counsel fee. Attorneys. G. W. Dre~-a. Z.
Swayse.
Assignments for April IL:
W.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibos & Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing.
Call money: Open Is; high - low. n; close ~
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
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District Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 81 In re Meridian Hill Park; order for
commission To proved.
No. 7R In re JienescD and Summit Place; order
for clerk pay petitioner from registry Of court
No. 9s. United States Forty Cold Storage
Shad; decree Of condemnation.
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Tho new polo costs are made with shawl solar
md . belt which goes only acu.s the bsck.
The return Of the LACE hat vfn BE- Welcomed b
many women To whom the aiFy syis d becoming.
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New York. April a-wHEAT-Hisher: check
ing business No. Northern spring, TO arrive
f. O. b., lo7]4; No. red. {. O. b.. IS; No. ?
hard f. o. h.. oei.: No l macaroni. {. o. h, 50. :;
loads Manitoba.
CoRN-strung light dealings. Steamer 5454
export basis No 2, (. o. b. IS; No. 2 elevator
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DAILY COURT RECORD

Monday, April 10, 1911

was stated that the court would give its decision
as TO the request at O'Clock after midday recess.
No. l. Southern Pacific Company ct al. vs..
Interstate Commerce Commission, and No. 2,
Atchisou, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Com.
pany ct Al. Interstate Commerce Commission,
known the San Francisco and Los Angeles
switching cases Assistant Attorney General Fow
Ter concluded argument for the United States on
its molten to dismiss Mr.. Seth Mann con
Guided his argument for the interyeners.
Upon rcconyening at 2 o'clock, it ordered
that Mr.. Thorn, for the carriers be allowed ten
days in which to file brief. and that hve days
further be given the United States to file brief
IN reply. II stated by the court that II
upon examination of these briefs it appeared
desirable that oral arguments be had the time
would be assigned for them at a later day.
At 80 court adjourned until 1910 Tuesday
morning.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs & o.,
members Of the Nss York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
r3uildfnp
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Bankruptcy Court.
Equity Suits.

No. Is. In re James Z. Nicholson; hearing OF
discharge fixed for May l9. 1911.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished b. ". B. Hibbs & Co. mem.
n Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibhs Build.
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Norfolk and Washington's new IS fur
nished the feature of q bond day at
session of the stock ex-
change. Few securities were traded in.
but the market was steady generally.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-18
STOLEN BLANkE
Causes Arrest of Harry E. Cook-Wo'
man Companion Permitted to Go.

Harry e. Cook, aged 81. was ar
rested by Chief of Police E. Fl. Rich
mond at 1870 o'clock Sunday forenoon
at the railroad station and locked up
on the charge of larceny. Cook, who
claims his home to be Newport, r. L.,
and woman stopped at the Merrill
house, Walnut street, Saturday eve
J =. ard when they left Sunday morn
ING Mrs. Jones discovered that val
liable blanket had gone also. She
reported the matter to the police and
the arrest was made. When effects in
the possession of the couple We're ex
amined the blanket was found in a
basket. The woman was allowed to
go and she is believed to have gone
to visit friends in Hop River. At
first she was inclined to be somewhat
tart and told the chief that he would
have to settle for the loss of time
that he caused them and pay their ex-
penses. When the fellow was arrest
ed and the goods found in the cou-
pies effects she had nothing more to
say. 1t is believed that the pair have
been making the rounds of the county
fairs. Cook will be arraigned in police
court this (Monday) morning.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-18
COLCHESTER
Fitting Up New Schooiroon'-Plan to
Secure Gasoline Fire Engine-Pa-
troll of Boy Scouts Organized. -.

Clayton D. Barton of East Hampton
was in town Fgiday.
The new schtTlroom being fitted up
in the Wheeler block will be occupied
by the grammar school as the room
in the Academy. building will not ac-
commodate the large increase of pu-
pills Another teacher will be en-
gagged and the room divided.
George Allen of Gilead was a caller
here Saturday.
DIR A. L. Stel5bins left town Frfdag
evening for Higtganum, where he will
join mis- family for two weeks vaca
ton
William Cone of Wilmington Green
was a visitor hare Saturday.
On account of the weather. the ball
game between uhe Colchester and
Lebanon teams, Saturday, was again
postponed.
Subscription flor Fire Engine.
An agent for al gasoline IRE engine
was in town recently in conference
with the board Of warden and bur-
fesses concerning the purchase of the
new fire engine. The amount for the
purchase of the engine has been raised
by subscription.
Miss, Mabel Hieslox, who is attend
ing the WIlimantic normal school,
was at her home son IlnWood avenue
over Sunday.
John Higgins and John Damn were
in East Haddam Friday. They drove
two of DR.. Craginfs horses over and
shipped them to New York by boat.
Rev. Mr.. Remington Comfortable.
Word has been received here that
Rev. B. Remingtons who was operat-
ed on last. Sunday for appendicitis in
Bridgeport although very weak, was
resting comfortably
William H Button has moved his
/ household goods from the Curtis block
on South Main street to l.. A. Chap
mans house on Lebanon avenue.
Albert Miner of East Haddam was
caller here Saturday.
Boy Scouts Organized
The BOYS club met in their rooms
in the Cragin library Sunday after
noon for the purpose, or organizing a
| troop of Boy Scouts.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-18

cox song, On a Rainy Day, four girls
and chorus, Isabelle Button, Jennie
Miner, Ruth Davis, Doris Myott;. ex-
ercise, A Song for the Homeland,
four girls from Mrs. d.. T.. Phillips
class, Helen Gray, Esther Gray, Ma
rien F'rink, Mabel Frink recitation,
The Loom of Life, Alice Gilbert; duet,
Work with Song, Misses Alice Nc
BrooTne and elizabeth Whiting; roll
call of ctassesf reading of lesson;
hymn, No. A, The Victory May De-
pend on You; lesson period; closing
hymn, No. 1885, The Way of the Cross
Perfect ,Attendance-Roil of Honor:
Mrs "A. NJ Brown, X. L. class, A. F.
class. Attendance 1873. Number en-
rolled was 1853.
la. Brown and Erme Myott accom-
panied with viblins.
Birthday "Reminiscences.
Rex.eE W. Hotter received a hand
some bouquet OF carnations Sunday at
church. and also an envelope contain
ing a sum of money, Sunday being
his birthday.
Mrs. Mary A. MILLER and John Lam
phere of New london spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Higgins
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-18
Auto Ride Abruptly Ended.

Selectman Charles Larrabee. Jr., is
convinced that the horse is, after all,
the more reliable motive power for a
family ride, if not especially speedy.
Sunday afternoon about six o'clock,
while touring through the city with
his family Mr.. Larrabees machine an
acquisition of but few weeks, skid
ded along the pavement and mounted
the curbing upon the sidewalk toward
Alderman z. E. Whitmores store and
in doing so broke the left hind wheel,
smashing the spokes and springing the
rear axle. None of the party in the
car was injured. The car was left
on the edge of the sidewalk and Mr..
Larrabee telephoned for his family
horse to take them home to Wind
ham.
1t is not known why the automobile
skidded, as Mr.. Larrabee was operat-
ing the machine slowly 1t is believed
that it may have slipped upon the
block pavement that was damp on the
slight incline at that point.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-18
HUSBAND plscREDlrs RuMoR.
Elmer M. Young Does Not Believe
That Wife Has Left Town With c.
M. Benson

The rumor is current that an elope
ment took place in Willimantic Sat
urday, that of Mrs. Elmer NJ. Young,
wife of the well known Church street
electrical contractor, and c. M. Ben
son. for the past twenty three weeks
singer at the Bijou theater.
The two did not leave Willimantic
together, but from the fact that they
have been in each others company
considerably since Mr.. Benson's stay
in this city, and that he concluded his
duties at the Bijou Friday, gives rise
to the rumor. especially since Mrs.
Young left on the 9.25 a. M trolley on
Saturday morning, and Benson left
the city, on the afternoon train for
Norwich. 1t is known that Mrs. Young
took some of her personal effects and
checked trunk, but only to a nearby
station, although it is thought by some
that she had it rechecked to d more
distant point.
Mr.. Benson has a wife and two chill
dren, a girl four and half years
old and a boy of two, living in Koko-
mo, Ind. He married his wife when
she was but sixteen, and has left her
on several occasions, according to his
own statements. Mr.. Young took
pity on Benson. knowing his deli
cate health, and has done a good deal
for him since he was in the city. On
ly Saturday forenoon Benson and
Mr. Young talked together. Mr.. Ben
son was planning to go west for his
health. He has a half brother. Louis
Holbrook, who is manager of the local
store for stamp company, and he
had planned to assist his brother to
recover his health.
Mr.. Young has provided an excellent
home for Mrs. Young and also brought
up her children, young lady and a
young man, and furnished them en-
ployment in addition to a good home
when they wanted one.
Mr.. Young said Sunday afternoon:
II have no reason to believe that my
wife has gone with any man and can
not think it possible and would not be
at all surprised if she was back home
within a couple of days. She fire.
quently goes away, visiting her rela-
tives and friends, and she even had
the keys to the house, store and safe,
and did not bid her children good
bye!' Mr.. Young would not credit
the rumors that are afloat and said
he was not going to take any action
in the matter She had perfect
right to go visiting, if she desired to
do so" he said. "and | am of the
opinion that she will come back" He
said that he never knew that there
was anything wrong between the two
alleged clippers and did not believe
that there was.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-18
VOTERS TO BE MADE.
Applicants Whose Qualifications Will
Be Considered This Week.

Following is the list of applicants
who desire to be made voters at the
meeting to be held by town officials
for that purpose next Saturday: Dan
lei g. Arnold, James s. Arnold, ,Math-
ewson Angel. James Adams, A f.
Beausoliel, Peter E. Bellair, E. o. Bos-
quet, P. H Brunneau. Diver Barrett,
James f. Barton Elmer Burgess. Capt.
A. D. Baglin, A. d. BibeauIt Augustus
E1anchette. A. J. Bedard, C. R. Cotton,
Clovis T. Carpenter, Joseph Cordier,
Frank Champeau. Wilfred Caisse,
George P. constantales, M. r. Coleman,
Noise Duroeher Francis Darcy, Earle
G. Evans, Charles r. Franklin, Alfred
ID Gregoire, Samuel Goldberg, Carl F.
Hopkins, Frank E. Howarth. Edward
a. Johnson, Howard W. James, Will
liam Jones, Harold r. Kent, Thomas
A. Lake, Joseph Larose. Jr., Henri La
tour, Dalvida Lsboeuf, Edward Morrill,
Alfred A. Martin, John A Macdonald
Wilfred Maynard. Philip L. Munier
Moni Mason. O. J. Maynard, James E
Nichols. Charles 2. Pratt Merritt P
Paine. Joseph 1. Ryan. John j. Ryan
George A. RaWley, A. B. Randall, Ray
mond M. Reynolds, Napoleon Robi-
taille, William E. Smith Wallace H
Stearns, Thomas E. Spellacy, Nathan
ii P. Smith, Ernest Tetreault Clayton
w. Thurber, Sigefore Veilleux Addie
WEIGH. Hiram G. Williams William F
Wright, Dwight H. Webster.
Local lettings.
It was damp and somewhat chilly
Saturday evening, but those circum
stances did not prevent a. number o.
Putnam people going to WILDWOOD
park for one of the last week enc
dances of the season.
r. L. Kenyon has sold his business
to Chandler & Morse.
Daniel ]. Byrne is executor of tht
estate of the late Joanna Vale.
Henry T. Simmons of Waterbury
day.
The annual choir concert al the Con
gregational church is to be held il
October