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Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
TWO DIvORCES WERE GRANTED
Special Fail Ordered in the Breach of Promise Case
 Court May be Postponed For Lack of Jude.

Two of the uncontested divorce cases on the short caleiidar list. in the su- perior court we're postponed Friday, the other two being granted after hearings
 On the, grounds of desertion, Charles A. Nichols Uf Glastonbury w6s given bill from Emiiis W. Nichols of Cin- cinnati He had lived for long time at Lymans Viaduct beyond Colchester. They were married December Is, 1907, after he had served three years in the army. She deserted him March, 1908, when they were living in Hartford. She said she was going to her fathers in Cincinnati, and after a time she sent for her clothes. Mir. Nichols said he did not know what the reason was ried. previously and divorced her first husband by whom she had two chii- dreh.
 On the grounds of habituaI intem- reranee, Nellie Watson of Dorchester. formerly of New London, was given a divorce from Ira C. Watson of New London and she was also given the custoCy of three minor children. They were married June 10. 1896. and her earn s21 week. She had instituted procee dings .oF divorce previously but stepped them as he promised to do better: He failed to keep his promise. He drank to excess and came home Saturday nights drunk. He was abusive and had threatened to kill her. He lost his position because of his actions She can earn s12 week. The oldest child is with her. but the the wife said, was not q fit person to have thenl Several witnesses testi- fled in her behalf.
 Motions Heard.
 All tof the seven motions on the short calendar list were heard. There
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
PoLIsHERs HAVE DANCE.
Eleventh Annual SocoiaI Packed Cad
 lilac Hall.

Cadillac hal. had it's largest crowd of the season on Friday evening drawn there by. the 11th annual social and dance Of tho Norwich PoIiShers' union, Local No. t69s and the union men proved royal entertainers for the 13O couples who were present. There were 16 numbers on the programme, with every one doubled up several times by the enthusiastic encores for the fine music of the Cadillac orchestra. giving three solid hours of enjoyment, from 9 to 12. for all present. Among those attending were guests from New Lon don and Hartford and ond from De- troit.
 The committee in charge made the evering a success of the most pro- nounced sort both socially and finan- ciaHy, and included Thomas r. J. Brennan (chairrnan) Richard Bedard. 3Vasiey CaIkins. James Wall. John Call Iahan. Irving Drake and Francis
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
Junior Cabinet to Raise Fund for Thanksgiving Dinner for Poor Family.

At a meeting of the junior cabinet Friday night. it was decided to put up a box for contributions to raise mon ey for the Thanksgiving dinner of a poor family, and also to conduct a minstrel show early in January.
 The Academy social is to be given by the N. F. A. gymnasium class this evening. each member being expected to bring a lady friend
 In the senior pool tournament the games won and lost gre now shown as follows:
 Auburn 10. Stanley 3-2. Blackburn 2-2, Allen 2-4, Maorey 1-5, Hiscox O.
 In the junior pool tourney, Netter leads with straight victories. The games won and lost:
 Vetter 5-0, Kinney 10, A. Heneault 6-2. J. Hull 3-1. Robertson 2-1. Mil iard s-2, Katzman a-2, W. Stanley II, Lane II, $. Grove 2-3. F. Ulmer 0-1. Lee 0-1, J. Ulmer O-3, Pierce 0-3, C. Crowe 0-4g
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
CONFERENCE OF CHURCHES.
Will Be Held at Jewett City Wednes
 day.

The conference If six congrega ton al churches. including GrisYold. Pres ton City. Lisbon. Fanover Plainiield and Jewet1 City. will be held with Ire church at Jewett City on Wednesdas next. The n4op9inS session will begin at Il o'clock. The sermon will be by Rev J. Romeyns Danforth. pastor of the First Congregational church of New London. The afternoon session besins at ; o'cfocn with an address by Judge Edgar w Warner If Put man, who will speak on The Church Hopeful Under Difficulties.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
FOUND SEVERAL CELLARS
 IN BAD CONDITION
Proprietors Agreed to Clean Them Up
 and Improve the Situation.

Chief Stanton had his men going about the city again on Friday, the second of the cleaning up or fire pre- vention days. and it is believed now that much has been done to avoid fires Several cellars filled with in- flan1nable material. or what might be termed dangerous rubbish, were found. When called to the attention of pro- prietors they agreed to clean them up and improve the conditions.
 Tn many sections of the city the cleaning up has been under way for two days. Chief Stanton agrees with Governor Baldwin that there should not be "a cleaning up day for 1t should be done every day and not wait to do it all in one day after let ting it go for 364 days
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
Arrested for New London Thsft.

The New London police were notified Friday night that Andrew Diegard. wanted there for the theft of S2o0 from FATTY Leeds. by whom he was en- ployed, had been arrested in New York. The police also hope to place several of the burglaries recently com rnitted there on him. s they say he has been making frequent visits to tcwn. coming and going quietly. He will be brought back.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
ARRESTED IN PORTLAND, ME. Girl Believed to Be Adeile Scriver of
 New London.

A young girl. belie-ed by the~police to be ACIclle Eliza be tn Scriver, who has been missing from her home in New London. conn, since September 21 was taken into custody at Port land, Me- Friday night The girl de- nies she is Miss Scriver.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
ELEVATOR BOY HURT.
George carvey Caught Foot in Door at
 the Del HoH Hotel.

On Thursday George Garvey, who IS the elevator boy at the Del Hon hotel he having been there but q few days, caught his foot in the doorway as the elevator was in motion and damned it badly. l. was found that no bones were broken, but he has sore foot Ht gets about on cfutches. however
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
REYNOLDS MOTOR GAR co. New Norwich Concern With Capital of
 S4,O0o.

Documents relating to corpoI ations have been filed as follows in the office Of the secretary of state:
 The Reynolds Motor Car company of \ crwich. certificate of incorporation; a pitai stock. s4.000.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11

Mr and Mrs Frank A. Robinson had their guests at lunch Thursday MT. and Mrs. Philip N. Robinson of Hart ford Dr. Paul Robinson of New Ifa- ven. Thomas and Richard Robinson. and Miss Ultima Robinson. and Prof. Vincent L. TooTney of Washington. Miss Mary Robinson of New York and Miss Ella Smith of New Haven. Pro- lessor Toomey is of the law depart inent of the Catholic university; the other gentlemen are sons of the late Prof. William c. Robinson, and the ladies his daughter. niece and sister in law respectively.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11

The auction bridge club met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Willis Austin at her home on Washington street. Three tables were played. The three prize winners. Mrs. Grosvenor Ely, Mrs. Eben Learned and Mss Louise B. Meech. each received a pair of en- broidered guest towels. Afternoon tea was served.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11

Mrs. John Thompson and Mrs. liar mon, who have been guests of Mrs. Edson F. Gailaudet during the week. turned Thursday to their homes in Portland. Me
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11

Mrs IT snry Huntington of Hartford has been for a few days this week the guest of her niece. Mrs. H. l.. Yer rinSton of Washington street.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11

After few weeks spent here. the guest of her son, W. <. Allis of Elm avenue, Mrs Laura AIlis of Brookfeid, Vt, left town on Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11

Mrs Jarvis and Miss Jarvis Of Brooklyn and. Miss Elizabeth Stark Of New London were visitors in town on Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
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Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
Incidents in Society

Fhe Wednesday Bridge club was en tertained by Mrs. Lucius Briggs at the Norwich golf club Friday after noon.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11

Robert Dart and family of Chester field have hired the house and barn belonging to Mrs. John Wohlforth on the South road. East Lyme. MT. Dart will be employed in hauling lumber for I.. S Ingalls of NorWich
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11

l The price of sugar is still going down According to statement sent | to local retailers by the New York wholesale dealers, the prices on all grades of refined sugar were reduced 1 ten cents a, hundred pounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
CHA M.PI0NS WILL
Be DECIDED ON
SATURDAY
Candidates for Football Hon
ors Will Hold Battle on
Traction Park Gridiron
Saturday.

In finaI test to determine which IL
the best football team OF Albuaucr-
due aud the vicinity. the local Hlgh
School team and the aggregation from
the Indian school will meet saturday
afternoon on Traction Park eridiron.
Iioth these teams have defeated the
Menaul school team, the indians twice
carrying home the laarels. and the
High school once. However, the two
teams are fairly matched. and the
game viii be- one worth seeing. for the
Hlgh school cOaca, Alton mas done
d wonderful amount for tho lads
from the local school, They are
playing splendid ball and have de-
veioped teamwork that IL good 10
sre
The Indians are slightly heavier
than the locals. but are said not ia
play 70 well together. or to Tsay as
fast.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
VARSITY LADS GO
TO SANTA FE
Football Aggregation From
School on the Hill Goes
Forth to Battle With Las
Vegas Normalites.

With the same old holes In the Of
fensc. plugged Z, ~ true. but none the
less. breaks IN the unity Of the team.
caused By Hunters bad hand and
ftingiand's absence in the east. the
University footbzll team left this
morning FOR santa re ON delayed No.
10 10 meet and possibly defeat the
Normal University from Las Vegas.
Ths boys are confident. but are not
overconfdent They are making ai-
lowances 20 rEny unexpected showing
which the NormsIites may develop In
play.
The Normals are said to oe an az
Rrcssive and gritty bunch. and the
univcrsity viii have 10 play real foot
bah to dcfcaf them,
The VARSITY lineup for ioday'H game
win be-
woodbridge. rleht end; Carlyle. left
end. Mudgett. right tackle; Hamilton,
lcaptD left tackle; i.ittreli. right
guard. strome. left guard; Allen. Gen.
Ter. Arens. fun back. Hill quarter
back. uladding and Calkins, halt
Daeas. Lem5ke de Wolfe. Pearcc and
Boldt, substitutes.
Miller. Welker. O'Itieily and Coach
Hutchinson accompanied the team.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
35 cents each
3 for $1.OO
Strons's Book Store
YOUR McNnr BACK II roU
WANT 1T"

rooms has received ME Buick car from
his home and his many friends are
receiving corresponding number OF
invitations FOR auto rides.
First Lieutenant copely Ennis lett
this morning Tor his station a, Fort
Wingate. where ne u IN command OF
the carc-taklng pAriy after spending
several hours here ois MS way back
from Visit In Dies Moines. Iowa.
Blake Franklin. district Law Officer
% the fores, service. arrived In the
city last night from a "trip to vi paso.
where ne attended the meeting Of sn :
pervisors and TO Globe. where he So.
cured judgment in graslna tres
pass case
Because clerk forgo, 10 remember
that Il was loaded. an automatic
shotgun which was being shown Gus.
toner IN the Mcintosh hardware com.
panys store yesterday. went on and
smashed the plate glass font win
dow OF the store. The charge OF shot
narrowly missed striking woman
who vas passing az the moment.
because he Investigated an empty
whisky barrel with a lighted match.
J.. r Vaughan received painful though
no; serious INJURIES Tuesday night.
Vaughn was struck by flying frag-
menis OF the Darrel and some small
bones Of his loot were broken. lie
has been taken 70 Las Vegas for
treatment IN he hospital there.
AIRS y u Rove and daughter Fran
ces len this morning on delayed No
10 for Trinidad. and after brief stop.
overs there aud IN Denver they will
continue on 10 Sheridan Wyoming,
where Mr Rose y located. he having
gone there about q month ago While
residing In This city both Mrs Rowe
and Miss Franccs have made a large
circle 81 illonds and their departure
Will be- generally regretted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
MISSING GIRL IS
YET UNBOUND
Margaret Greb Now Absent
From Home Nearly Forty.
Eight Hours, and No Word
of Her Whereabouts.

litcause NO word hes been received
Of his missing daughter. who Tuesday
wai@cd from her nome at 9s0 North
Walter street. and has been missing
ever since. John GreO II today near
prostrdlion from anxiety Grch " a
carpenter of this city. HIS daughter.
Miss Margaret. IL - years old and
slender she IL blonde and wore a
grey dress and clota shoes az the time
she went for walk.
The police thoro uEhly searched the
city and the sandhilis on the eastern
side OF the city yesterday without re-
covering a trace Of the missing siri.
Today an investigation was made
along the linc OF the railroad. a- u
X thought she may have taken No.
, out OF Albuquerque, Miss Orch lett
the house between . and o'clock no
that she would have had ample time
10 reach the train had she Intended
golng away.
The railroad officers viii be called
upon 10 aid IN the search. and a
strenuous effort 10 mad the glrl made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

Blankets, Comforts and Pillows.
best assortmcut 20 select from AZ the
lowest prices Albert Faber, Furni.
lurc. Carpets and stoves.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

For IA, best saddle horses Ia the
ciiN can phone No. 3. VI. L. Trimble,
i.s North Second street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16


Bebber Co, opye,.aa Pnone aea,
Miss Turner OF Vaughn spent iast
night here ON her way to Santa fe.
l.. u. FranscF Of Roswell 10 spend
ing the day In Albuquerque today
Claim Agent John A. Rlehl lett this
morning for Belen on Santa 20 bust
ness.
Col ". ~ Berger OF helen 10 In
Albuquerque today looking after bust
ness matters.
l.. r. Davis arrived from his home
81 Jemex Springs last night and will
spend several DAYS here.
Auto and Carriage Lap Robes,
Horse Blankets direct from mill al
special Gale prices ] Rorber a Co.
Superintendent r.. j. Gibson OF the
Albuquerque division arrived In the
city from WINSTON last night. In his
private car No. Al.
County Surveyor PITT Ross, the re.
Gently elected Democratic candidate
Tor that office. left this morning for
fielen on personal business.
william Cobnrn Cook, thr univcr.
siiy representative la the oratorical
cOnics, a, santa Fc. VIII leave tonight
Tor the Ancient city.
Ia police court this morning. Judge
George *. craig sentenced J. Fltz-
gerald 10 i've day term in sail or a
iinr ~ s. Tor drunkenness
Misses Hessie Cavanaugh and
Aahal aa.lta .io,atts last niffnt here am
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

The oesi Ina Of acating stoves al
The Lowest Prices az Albert Fabor'a
aeS-3io West csntrNls Furniture. Car.
pets. stoves
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
TiiE WEATHER.


Fair In south portion. with cosdrf.
Eriday; snow IN north portion to-
night and probabl, Friday colder in
north portion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
sAraIorIsM SHOWN In nans.


Mouninlnvlcw. Cal, Nov, To- Pm
lrioiism 10 the ultimate degree Il ek-
eInpliiied IN q nrw breed Of hens rats
I'd AZ the ponltsy iarm OF Df, !. q.
Royte. rear here. The l0wls nave
brlght red heads. white bodies and
blue tails
THERE are several Of The various
huod bids. Doctor Hoyie says that
The extraordinary plunaee IL The e.
suit Of lonK experimental observation.
No has named The new breed vhe
I"paifioi.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

Boys waists Ter 2sc and .... SOC
ecys' heavy weight knee pants for soc
large sired glnghan aprons $50. sse
ladies' outing fianusl nlssst gowns
for Soc
Ladiss' Wrappers Cor ...... 800
noye overcosts, size 9 10 10. .e2.2s
ladies' velvst shoes .....,... e2.2s
Travelling hand BAGS SOC 90 .st.oo
VIM. kiEkE. Proprietor.
All South Fret street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
WAS nrsL rA,xrrp MONEY.
Iowa Wonnu Contracted lsio0d I's,is-
ON ifOH Handling Biiis.

spencer. Ia, NOV 70 Blood pols-
en-. suppoaod a. have been contracted
while handling money caused the
death Yesterday of Mrs Fanny Has
eFts. for twenty YEARS deputy county
pierk ~ Cha, county Tho blood
poison srttled back ~ the yes ana
went 70 the brain. 4 u believed Mrs.
Hagerty got lha disease serms on her
hands aad then rubbed them into her
eyes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-15
Crown Point News
Happenings of Day in Lake county's Lively Capital

to inaugurate campaign among the
school children and hopes TO induce
them to save many q dime that has
heretofore found its way into other
channels. A government postal saw
ings bank inspector had charge of the
first days deposit and work in the
new institution
The business men and the court
house squad are busy arranging for
their annual ball game and although
the date for the contest has not been
set 1t is said that secret practice has
been going on in many a back lot and
yard for at least a month. Recorder
Jones has been playing catch with all
the six year olds that will toss 'em
easy" Charley johnson runs for
home plate at IL o'clock each day
Treas urer Mack has had dry palate
for six weeks a result of a spe-
cially invented and self-controlled
spit ball." while Sheriff Grant has
broken all the billy clubs in the sher-
in's office in swatting the high flies
All in all. this years game promises
to be a great event and the courthouse
squad are to for revenge the drubbing
they received at the hands of the BUSH
ness men last year
Motorcycle and auto drivers are pay
ing great deal of respect to the light
orders since the recent activity in the
justice courts and very few are seen
on the streets after or near dark with
out the required light. The activity
should be kept up until all have learn
ed the lesson that 1t mostly pays to
obey the law regarding the matter
Mrs. Eta Warner Wilmer of Chicago
is visiting with Crown Point friends
for few days.
Mr. and Mrs j. B. Neal of Chicago
are visiting over Sunday with Attorney
and Mrs. Frank B. Pattee on East
street
1t is said that Abstracter Wheeler
and family will return TO Chicago in
the near future They have made many
friends while here and the news of
their intended departure will be re-
ceived with regret
Mrs. Erehardt Bixenman is reported
quite sick at her home on Main street
with an attack of gall stones and 9TH
er complications
Marshal Young spent a busy day
yesterday informing Crown Poin. citi-
zens regarding the cutting of weeds
and the penalty for neglect under the
state law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler and
daughter, A. J. RAIDER, Miss Margaret
and Hazel Krimbill and Herbert john
son have returned from a pleasant
weeks vacation at the Sleepy. Hollow
clubhouse near the Kankakee river
They report fishing being good. but
the mosquitoes too solid for comfort
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-15
ST. JOHN.

BY the end of this week the work
with the hay crop will be over and the
grain harvest will be under way Whit
err wheat and rye is already cut oats
and some summer wheat is opening
fast and preparations are being made
by the threshers to put their machines
in operation next week. Grain looks
good, only hay is little light in some
places.
Joseph NJ. Thiel & Sons, carpenter
contractors. are building a large barn
for John Schmitt, south of ST John
Misses Emma Thome and Bertha
Ludwig and Frank Groth and Albert
Thome made a trip per automobile to
Crown Point and Cedar Lake Friday
George Keilman is on the sick list.
Mat Bruck. Jr.. made a business trip
to Chicago Thursday
Peter Schumacher had his ankle bad
ly sprained yesterday and is now con-
fined to the bed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-15
BURNHAM.

Several of the Burnham people at
tended the ice cream social at Hege-
wisch Thursday evening. given by the
Star Rebecca lodge.
Mrs. j. S. Doe of Park avenue spent
Thursday in Hammond
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Mills and Estella
spent Thursday evening in Hammond
with friends
Misses Ethel and Violet Nelson OF
Hegewisch spent last evening here
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nichles of Park
avenue.
Mrs. Charley Burnham OF Pullman
spent Thursday here at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Durham
Mrs. r. Rau of Center avenue spent
yesterday in Chicago shopping.
David Boyle and son Dean of West
Pullman spent Thursday afternoon here
on business
Mrs. Walter Coombs of Park avenue
is entertaining her sister from Chica-
go this week
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-15
SOUTH CHICAGO.

Roy Wagner, who was arrested as
being implicated in the attempted hold
up at Cole & Youngs jewelry store
was booked and held under bonds of
$500 on charge of burglary. The
police are looking for spec" Moss, an
ex-codvict, as one of the holdup men.
Miss Lucy Ellsworth and Roy Patter-
son, two young women were arrested
In wineroom at card street and Com
mercial avenue by Detective Tracy.
who claims they were without escorts.
They were arraigned before Judge Fry,
who fined them each IS and costs. The
police are also waging a war on street
walking girls who make 1T their bust
ness to hang around the corners and
nirt with young men waiting to be
taken to some winerooom. A careful
study has been made of this particular
kind of a girl and find that the town
is overrun with them.
Seven more blind pig keepers were
arrested at Calumet Lake yesterday
after the fourth raid so far this sum-
mer The following are the blind pig
keepers: Frank Shota, Geo. Weiss. John
Bender, ]. Kominsky. Sog Johnson, A
Anderson and John Reider
Last night the steamship United
States left 92nd street docks for the
second moonlight excursion. given by
the Wisconsin Steel Company Athletic
club. The boat was crowded and an
ideal night helped to serve the young
and old to an enjoyable evenings en-
tertainment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-15
LOWELL.

George NJ Deathe, Lowelrs oldest
business man. is sick at his home with
an attack of cholera morbus
Judge Ihach and family and a party
Of friends run down from Hammond
Thursday evening and took supper at
Schmals hotel. which place is noted
far and near for the good meals put
up and the excellent table service.
Sam Simpson, the confectioner. trans
acted business in Chicago yesterday.
S. c. Dwyer and wife went to Chi
cago Heights yesterday to visit al the
home of DR.. Alva Spindler for a brief
time.
Rev. ]. B. Dunkleberger and wife
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Ruge
at Cook yesterday
John Hack and wife went to will
mette. Ill, yesterday to visit at the
home of their daughter. Mrs. Ernest
Lynch.
The Misses Laura Rigg of Chicago
and Tosie Burns of Coltervi11e who
were guests at the home of their coll
lege chum, Mrs. Harvey Hildebrandt,
for few days. left for Chicago yester-
day.
Ed. Ceiga. wife and son of Whiting