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New-York tribune., 1911-12-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY MARKET - Money on j.,
opened at 81 per cent: highest ~ "a
cent, lowest ~ per cent; closing. :,
cent. ruling rate. AZ per cent. Time rno1,
opened with a somewhat easier tone !,
the longer periods A fair sized bu,Ir.,
was transacted Rates per cent q
thirty and sixty days fa4i7 per cen, :,
three, four, five and six months. Mercs,
tile paper was issued IN moderate volro.
meeting With A reasonably good marx
Rates wero F2Q5 per cent for sixty an
ninety days Endorsed bills receivable
well as for choice four and six month,
single names. 81 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - The fors,v
exchange market opened strong. with rais
up about l4c from Saturdays ruling fgurs
TO 4ss45443Si2 for cables, i%q4sSs "a
demand streling. 4a2ieQ 1921 for sixty-d
bills and iS10AS1l0 for nlnety.day BIZ,
Short francs were quoted J.lS2t less ia
and shor: reichsmarks AT - plus l-32. Tn,
advance in the rates was due principall
10 Saturdays good bank statement Ate
advancing to 1850 for demand sterling 4
the morning the foreign exchange rnarks
was easier in the afternoon Gables Usr
quoted ~ 48s4Jd4sSi1. demand sterling =
4859514s5 and siXty-day bills al is3g1
4 s2i5 Short francs held around 5is2. les
lis and short reichsmarks q l-ls less l.5.
pankers' poSted rates follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-12

4 small sized bear panic was witnessed
ON the Consolidated Stock Exchange in
the afternoon when the market rose, FOL
lowing the publication of the report or inc
Hadley Railroad Securities Commission
Court had declined to interfere with thc
Circuit Courts decree approving the, 10
bacco Trusts reorganization plan ana me
announcement that quotations Tor wire anu y,
prices disturbed a large short interest car car
rjed over from last week. Union Parlnc
sold as high as 1742s. which wa, 3 OF ID d
point above the New York stock ENShaneJi
hands at that top quotation several nun nun
dred shares sold at l74ls and lf,t. Inc ne
purchase by commission house OF DetWGetl ,ctil
was an incident of the dealings in mar
stock. Lehigh Valley was active but failed ,,d
to sell above l7Has. Detailed operations
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES

a.. -e,,,, irreoulsritv at the start thr
MARE, sor outside securities developed, T.
generally tirm tone, with decided S,LeiI dsra ble
In spots In some quarters cons,'e6 cons cspes soee
activity accompanied the ,ss,es under the
esd s,y Of N american tS Tobacco and subsidiaries
The former. i after opening down and pIlrcs res
on small lot. advanced 81 points a',a EIgsr rs
tanned nearly all the gain Un''eR RritIsh-
3n,erIcsn az Tobacco was more active az Il
small gain The mining list moved WI wlthin ~
narrow limits but with steadXb NE TONE, met a.
sympathy With the strength III i,,,b III Wetro-
pclltsn new As and IS. Liggett Myeri,
and = Lorillard IS and Is the princ'p''
faaturos potaiIed operations foloW'
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DOMESTIC EXcHANGE-Boston &
premium: Chicago. 50c premium, New Or
leans, commercial soc discount. hank 8
nremium. 81. Louis. 20c premium bid 3s
premium asked. Minneapolis. 9c premium
charleston. buying par selling i-lo PER cent
premium: san Francisco, siSht r.. teie,
graph 2c.
BANK CLEAR1NGS.-New York, co
changes s226 O24 l69 balances sl063302 Bos.
ton Exchanges sDD110,0ee, balances N.N4pli
Chicago. exchanges sh6l9.2il, balances
20 900 80. Baltimore. exchanges &,5i.Ss
balances ts14,5S5.
SILVER MARKET. T.-Commerciai bar sib
yer, &c: Mexican silver doLatS' fo'2c' bai
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 5@. IAS
bon. TO-
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexca er'
cbange on New York is quoted At mn
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
No ITO 7 II = =
Jersey city. y. J.. December 3. - iol u


Jersey city. y. J.. December D. l9ll.
TO TT{r- pOI DFRS OF the preferred and COM
mon stock Of Tho American Tobacco COM
pany. -,
You are hereby notified that Al a meeting OF the
rosyd o. Directors held II the ofice Of the Com
ANY in the City Of New York on November H.
1911 a resolution was adopted declaring ~ 40
of incorporation as 70 bestow full voting rights
upon the preferred stock OF this Company, and
osiline g special meeting Of the stockholders 10
~ held at the principal Office OF the Company,
40 10 First Street. Jersey City, New Jersey
ol ths 2sth day Of December, 1911. At II O'Clock
A n, 10 take action upon said resolution.
Respectfully.
JOSIAH T WILCON. Secretary.
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The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
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eosrON CURB STOCKS.

,t.,,,,isbed nv 7 Thomas Rcinhardt, No %
proad street New York: No. % pevonshlte
street Boston and No l6 King street west
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ANDREW !. MCCORMACK. hrct!oneef'
REGULAR AUCTION SALE or
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON
oFFICT. No S. WILLIAM Sfr
Wednesday, Dee. l3. 1911

Wednesday, Dee Is, lSlh
At 1880 O'Clock. a. ne
EXCHANGE sALESROoN,
~os. u AND is VESEN STRBm
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS.
% sha Home Iusuranc- 90
sh Clinton Hall Association
~ shs Forked River Cranberry ASS p
5oo .hs small Hopes Consld Minins %
2p2 shs. MilumOrc Ger Axle Co
10 shs. YorkNillo Bank
RY ORDER oF ADMtNlSTRA Tors
% shs. L : Burnhsm Co Pfd
10 shs. Metropolitan street r way. -
ron ACCT. or WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
> she williamsburgh city Fire lrs' &C.
20 shs. Pacific Fire ms 90.
81 shs Greenwich lns GO.
~ ,bS United states Fire lnS %
- shs Christopher a loth 81 + r. -
~ shs Lawyers Title lns. a Lrlst e..
30 rhs First National Bank ~ JaHlaN''
900 3D.. CHATHAM A PhrniN Natl Bank
e. 600 t;reeley square Realty Co BE-. ~, e.
81 ONo Indiana Northern Traction 90 u W
1888. 90 g.. A.. ia.s.
81 600 columbia & ST. Louis x. x ISL . r a
~ 600 Huntingdon 4 Broad Top N'N' ~ "
coal Co cons. -, lP2'
- shs Compania Metslurgica NeAl'ata' pfs
~ sbs Companis MetalurEica M-Nicaha icns,
100 shs Compsnia MetalUrgict MeN''a''
ooo Racomerr, co. OF Nm p. e. BIS Isls'
25O shs. Hooking valley lToHHy'S l., IS tpl
S. 90 Iocking valley Products Go. rs. o' ,otl
S2oo0 Little Rock Junction R - ", ~, 80
5o shs American t'hicle co. common
50 ,hs RatterN Park Nail Banh .,
ioo shs United states Motor co. tomlN'"
: shs United states Casualty 90. 81 ,,a
IA sbs American soda Fountain 90 - ,ss,,S,.
$4,000 Zeltner Brewing Co. Vo "'-
dvo 1870
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
,Furnished by SWartWolt AppenZeIar, No.
Pine street,

- \
Pine street,
Approx.
Name Maturity. BID d.Ashed Yield
Anal cor , p e. April. 1918. 100 lOoT 4d0
Rail- & ohio ~ % e., June. 1913 100 lo0ls f33
Reth steel Corp 2 q, Nov. 1914 a9's lOol. 800
cher & ohio ~ p g. june 1919. He's o9s 413
chi. & AT y G, Mch II. 1913. 80 o9it $50
& n 4 II e. July, 1913. 90 9aSs 4.46
ID & II eqpts ~ e., July. 1922 l0l l02 435
Deu Gas G. VI 6 p c. April 1914. 99'2 100 6O
Emp bis VI q 9 c. May. 1912. A9h 100 600
Eric u p p April S, i0if........lo1 l0lt 542
do ) y G.. oct. lol4......-..... H& 994. 10
Gen Motors u = g. oct, 1918 ,... rs NS 6.42
Gen Rubber ~ p C. July. 1918. a6's oIi. 5.33
Hudson COS y e.. Feb, lal3.... :s't tS"l 10
ack stool > g., Mch. l9l5..... ~ a. 500
NJ a II T. ; y q, Feb. lai3...... "a ~. ~
" 4 Z pc Msy. 1913. ...... asA 80 $40
Missouri Pac . e.. June. 1914. 9bi. H6A. $50
y Y central ~ q, Mich, 1914. l0o's iOOs f3S
y central Lines equip Co.,.
Nov l9l2-22 .........s...... .4'2nAis y basis
do g.. y e.. Jan. 1912 25.....4 4lediA y hasis
y Y \ II & n ~ c. 1912. 3 1907. ~ D basis
81 l. & : = . . e. Mch, 1919. 9sis oo a@
southern nv :. p c. Feb 1919 ioor ioos. .G3
Tidcvater 90 y e., June. 1919. .i0iis tolis ta5
linton Typev e. Jan Is 1918 a0is 100 500
West L & u c. Aus. 1913. .loih lois +oJ
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nm Union BAG PAPER COMPANY

THE UNION BAG a PAPER COMPANY.
n Battery Place. y. Y, Dec. II. l9ll'
blsT QUARTERLY DIVIDEND -,
4 Dividend Of iCo the preferred stock OF
the Union Bag and Paper Company has ms
day been declared. payable January 18TH. lslZ
TO stockholders Of record at the close OF business
on December 30th. 1911.
c X. McMILLEN. secretary.
AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY.
A dividend Of ono and one-han per cent on
IN, Preferred stock for the quarter ending
December 81st. 1911, has been declared pay
able January 2nd, 1912. 10 holders or record
The Preferred stock transfer books VIII ne
riosed - NJ. December 10Th, 1911, and re-
rrsin closed until g A. NJ, January %rd. 1917.
GEO. H. DANFORYH
Secretary.
New York. December 9Th. 1911.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
AMERICAN MANUFACTURING co

No % WGII hIretI, -
New York City, December 18th, 1sl1.
A dividend Of ONE AND ONE-HADF PER
CENT C1Loo) has been declared on the stoch
% This company, payable December 60th, lsll'
70 stockholdArs Of record December 18th. 1911.
HENRY r. MURRAY, SECRETARY
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY
4 quarterly dividend OF one and one-QuSIter
Per cent 0i4q5) has been declared upon the IRE
fsrred stock OF this Company, payable JanusrT
2nd. 1912. to Stockholders Of record at the ciose
of business December 18th, 1911. - T.,
Transfer books will remain open. Chechs
r. II. ISNON,
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STOCKS IN OTHER C'nES'
BOSTON STOCKS

FURNISHED by charles Head CO.. No
~ street New York;
LAND. s
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N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.

SUNDAYS NEW YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
| for $3.50 year.
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PHIL ADElPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles y. Barney Co 300 10 80, ~
Rroad street. New York. and No 122 Soutn
Sth street Philadelphia
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

1Nurnlehcd bV WITIlaus, MCIOnneTI q IOIomal
No. 90 Wall street,
Rid Asked.L 30 Aske
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INACTIVE STOCKS.
BOND MARKET SALES.

Ts @ B5nss ss7a iSa5sa iSa958 75a5 VII ~
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six per cent extra disleena 1910 tPar vsi''
SO.
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COBALT STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT AND MU.
NlCIPAL BONDS,

tp.ported by Zinr1 errnann & Forshsy, Nos 4
End II Wall strGetI
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RAILROAD

zo r. Am oot 2224 p & y II pf ~ 80
P's Ps Nafnc 1901 Ny Nh H.l5a'2 l9Sss
Bo % % tis, t2oI, i30 " r. 81 Ry.. 80 So's
BONDS.
.,raTcrr.. eo ao,S 'AT&T Cyt,s. losi ic9H
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
,rr,shed by W. y. coler & Co. No. - cedar
streetD


.coupous interchangeable. iRegstered. tCou-
mona tRAslAtered and coupon-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
COLCHESTER.
coodchiId Summer Home Opened
Worthy Flora in Charge of Grange
Programme.

Mrs. Franklin NJ. Goodchild of New
York is at her summer cottage at Hay
woods lake for the season
Louis Schlaich commenced his duties
street Monday morning Joseph La
zinsk. who has been clerk in the store
has resigned.
Charles NJ. Reade of Willimantic was
a caller here Monday.
Clifford c. King of Lebanon was il
town Monday.
S. H Miner of East Haddam was E
visitor in town Monday.
George A. Mills of Exeter was II
Colchester Monday.
Edward C. Smith has returned t
Middletown after a few days with hi
family on Elmweod Heights.
Grange Meeting. ~
The Colchester grange met IL
Grange hall on Norwich avenue Tues
evening was in charge of Worth,
Flora Miss Bessie Randall.
Mrs. A. L. Stebbins and sen Luciu'
were guests Monday of Mrs. Stebbins
parents in Middlatown.
w. c. T. u. at Parsonage.
The w. C. t. T. held their annua
free will offering meeting at the Con
gregatienal parsonage Tuesday after
noon at o'clock.
KEY. A L. FretZ OIL Wesie! 0h Ill
versity, formerly pastor of the loca
Methodist church, was the guest o.
friends in town over Sunday.
Miss Deborah Shea of Hartford il
at her home on Lebanon avenue for
short vacation.
Fred Brown returned to his home II
New York Sunday after two weeks
vacation with his uncle. r. A. Millar
at the Fairview, on Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwards of Orange
y. T.. were guests over Sunday O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Wallis on up
per Broadway.
Visiting Clinton Friends.
Hon. E. S. Day is visiting friends ii
Clinton
William Case of Wilmington was {
caller here Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
OBITUARY..
Mrs. John LummIs.

Mrs. Rowena c., aged 70, widow of
John Lummis, died Monday afternoon
at the home OF her son, Frank c. Lum-
mis-, in Chaplin, just above the Cen
ter on the road of Chang. Death was
due to gangrene and arterio sclerosis,
MIS-. LOOMS having been taken i'll
less than a fortnight ago.
She was born in VoIuntown daugf-
ter of Daniel c. and PhiIura (Thom p
SOM Chapman. In March, 1851 she
married John Lunnis at her home in
West Woodstock and later they re-
moved to Montville, later to Ponlfret,
where at the outbreak of the war. Mr.
Lunlnis enlisted in Company D, Eight
zenith Connecticut infantry. Mr.. Lum-
mis- was taken prisoner and died dur
ing the war in Andersonville prison.
Ga. In 1857 Mrs Lummis removed to
Chaplin, whsre she had since made
her home with her son. She was a
member OF the Chaplin Congrega tionaI
church. Besides the son, Frank c..
there also survive another son, George
E. Lunmis of Southington, and a
daughter, Miss Della A. Lumnlis, re-
siding in Chaplin
David Caya.
David Caya. aged IS, died late Mon
day evening at his home, 80 Ives
street. He was born in St. David,
P. O., and had lived in this city for
the past eight years, having been en-
ployed in the plant of the American
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14

one day of the wonderful cures made
by Lydia E. Pfnkham's Vegetable
Conpeund and decided to try it,
and 1t has made me well woman.
My neighbors and friends declare 1t
had worked miracle for me. Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
worth its weight in gold for women
during this period of life. If it will
help others you may publish nay
letter Mrs. NATHAN B. Creation,
81 n Main Street, Natick, Mass.
The Change of Life is the most criti-
cal period of woman's existence.
Women everywhere should remember
that there is no other remedy known
to medicine that will so successfully
carry women through this trying
period as Lydia E. Pfnkham's Vege-
table Compound.
If you would like special advice
about your case write a cOnfiden-
tial letter to Mrs. Pfnkham, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice Is free,
and always helpful.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
Person ais.

Frank R Jackson Of Summit street
srent Tuesday in Hartford.
Fred Edwards of Main street is Wis
iting friends in Hartford and Spring
field, Mass.
Everett Harrington, a student at the
Connecticut Literary institute at SUI
field. has arrived home for the sum-
ner vacation.
DR.. Donald Ross. superintendent of
the Connecticut colony for epiIeptics
at Mansfield Depot, was a Willmantic
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Hilda Weller of South Wind
ham has returned from New York,
where she underwent a dangerous on
GRAFTON. She is much improved in
health
Judge of Probate James A Shea
Tuesday accepted the administration
account Of W. c. Lyman, administra-
tor on the estate of the late Mary T.
Clarity of Windham.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
TWO PRIZES
Offered for Automobiles in Fourth O
July Parade.

The Automobile club of Willimantfc
is making preparations for the au-
tomobile section in the approaching
Fourth of July parade. Last year the
club was represented in Yhe parade
by ffty-two cars. many of which We're
decorated. some very handsomely.-Th
year it IS hoped to excel last year S
effort and make the auto portion of
the parade an especial feature. That
more interest still may be evidenced in
the coming affair two prizes have been
offered-one for the most Ella borately
decorated and one for the most
uniquely decorated automobile partici-
pating in the parade. There are more
than one hundred automobiles owned
in this immediate vicinity and at least
a hundred should turn out
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
OTHER GOOD VALUES In
MESH BAGS

German Silver Ring Mesh Purses,
ell silk lined, formerly sold for s1.e0-
Sale price SOC.
German Silver Ring Mesh Bags, Az
and 5-inch all lined with silk. regular
$500 quality-Ssle price $500.
German Silver Ring Mesh Bags.
lined with white kid. some with silk
shirred or plain, sizes 415 and 5-inch,
worth s2.50-saIe price $3.50.
Ring Mesh Bags. all hid lined and
shirred 51a-inch. a big bag. a good
value al $5.5c-Sale price $1.e3.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
Notion and Lace Department

LADIES' Pad Supporters, black, white
and colors-Sale price Ice.
Four-hook Corset steeIs, warranted
unbreakable, regular lac quality-Sale
price 7c.
Pearl Buttons, and 4 holes. all
sizes-4c per dozen
Willinantic Spool Cotton. 6-cord
200 yards-Sale price six for 25e.
Ladies' Home Journal Patterns (onIy
those in stock included), 15c Patterns
for 12c and 10c Patterns for Sc.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14

French and German Val. Laces, in
rluding edges and insertions from
inch to inches wide regular 1ec and
15c quanty-Saie price sc.
Fine Muslin Embroidered Edges and
insertions. from to IL inches wide.
regular 15e to soc quality-Sale price
Zoe yard.
Elastic Hair Nets. assorted brown
shade, regular lee quality-saie price
&c each.
ONO Chioris Shields, all sizes-sale
price 1So.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
PIN SETS AND BRACELETS

Hard Enamel Pin Sets, consisting
of large Jab. Pin and two Collar Pins
TO match, different patterns, in blue,
white and navy, regular 25c and SOC
valua-Sale price lie.
Cold Filled Hinge Bracelets in Rom
an and English finish, plain tubing or
stone set, in white amethyst and sap
phire. a good value at s1.Oe = Sale
price Soc.
Pendant and Chain that retail al
Csc and 5oc-Sale price lie.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14

soIderless Collar Pins. gold filed,
polished and Roman finish, plain,
beaded and fancy designs, regular 25c
and soc value-Sale price lie.
Sash Pins. assorted shapes and
styles, set with large and small stone
in all colors of finish. also plain, 25c
and soc value-Sale price 11c.
Gold Plated Collar Pins. some set
with stones, others plain and beaded
in rose. Roman and green finish, Csc
and SOC value-Sale price lie.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
Trouble Caused bx Storms.

separate thinderstorms, the first oc-
curing about ten o'clock, the second
about eleven and the third shortly aft
er midnight. It was during the last
storm that lightning entered the pow
er plant of the WilIimantic Gas and
Electric Light company. burning out
the fuses and causing the city to be
plunged into darkness. It was some
time before the service could pc re-
sunaed. A quantity of fuses were
burned out and Tuesday morning men
in the employ of the company We're
replacing them.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
Celebration COMMITTEES to Meet.

The Fourth of July celebration COM
nlittee of the Wiliimantic Civic asso-
citation, tile committee from Garde
Flerimond, the board of directors of
the Civic association, and all commit
tees connected with the proposed big
celebrat ion as well as those interest
ed in tn movement, will meet this
"wednesday evening in the rooms of
the Willimantic board of trade.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14

Gold Plated Links in all styles. suit
able for women and men, Csc and soc
value-Sale price lie.
Pearl Link Buttons, just the thing
for Sumner, 25c value-Sale price Tic.
Sterling Silver Rings, signet and
amethyst, regular Csc value - Sale
price lie.
Ear Drops in pearl. jet and coral,
Csc and soc value-Sale price ffc.
Tie Clips, regular 25c value-sale
price lie.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14

Assorted Two-piece Buckles in rose,
green and gray finish, some set with
Jewels, others plain, Csc and soc value
Sale price Tic.
Assorted styles Brooches, set with
brilliants and colored stones, some can
be used for Dutch collar pins, 25c and
soc value-Sale price lie.
Imported Brooches in amethyst and
Gets. good value at 25c and 5oc-Saie
price lie.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
To Be Married at Leonard,s BRIDGE

Invitations have been received for
the approaching wedding of Harry
Silverstein and Miss Esther SiegeI-
baum, both of Leonard's Bridge
The cerem 0ny will be performed on
Sunday evening. June IS. at O'Clock,
bT Rabbi Max Levine at the home of
Miss Sieselbaum's sister, Mrs. Her
man Londa A large number of Jew
ish people from this city and vicinity
expect to attend the wedding
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
Fined in Police Court.

Easson/ Locke was arraigned in po-
lice court Tuesday morning before
Judge William A. Arnold on the
charge of intoxica ton. He entered a
plea of guilty Locke was found on
Monday afternoon on the street and
required the services of an officer and
a wagon to convey him to headquar-
tiers. A fine of So and costs was inn
posed by the court that was paid.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
Tresnass Case Continued,

The suit instituted by H. w. Willis
against Otto Schmidt of Mansfield for
$50 damage, caused by trespass of
hens that was to have been tried on
Monday before Justice of the Peace
George H. Allen of Mansfield, has been
again continued until Monday morn
ing, June 10.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14

Hat Pins, assorted lot, fancy and
stone set, in a varied style of pat
terms and finish. 25c and soc value
Sale price lie.
Veil Pins and Jabot Pins. gold filled,
plain and stone set. 25c and soc value
Sale price tic.
Gold Plated Scarf Pins chain pat
terms, 25c and soc value-sale price
lie.
Gold Filled Fancy Scarf Pins. good
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
Serenaae by Band.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stewell r. Burnharn,
who have recently returned from their
honeymoon. We're serenaded at their
home. Stcwell Heights, North Wind
ham, Monday evening. by the Match
aug Bras; band of that village The
members were invited into the house
where refreshments were served and
cigars We're passed.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
9uf Nni the Recall.

When it comes to launching a pres
idential boom. Govern0r Wilson be-
ieves in the initiative al right-Phil-
adelphia Telegraph
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
Murray's Boston Store
WILLIMANTIC, CONN.
JeWelry> Sale
Begins Thursday, June Is
gins Thursday, June Is

Of
Shell
villa Ho mary
of al regular
Shell Goods
articles in
and a
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
City PAYROLL.

The city payroll for the week end
ing June Y was apportioned a fol-
lows: Police department S135.10;
street department S193S5: maintain
ing sewers $36.53; construction of
sewers sfo-69: water works construc-
ton $1,000; Willimantic water works
S5446
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14

|OI lII0 DeIOIc i tIlD0
Lydia e. Pinkham's
w e g e ia bic Com
pound. / was in,such
e nervous condition
/ could not keep
Is till. M y lin b 8
were cold, I had
creepy sensations,
and / could not sleep
nights. I was finally
told by two phys
|icians that / also
had a tumor. / read
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
What IS Goinq On Tonioht,

Wiliimantic Com mandery, No. 256. L.
Windham Encampment, No. 10. l. O.
o. F.
Moving Pictures at the Bijou and
Scenic Temple.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
Heard About the Borough.
Seares Never Scare

The drouth scare can always be de-
pended on to take up the subject of
crop failure where the frost scare
leaves Washington Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
WILL -IMANTIC.

Thread company. There are left be-
sides his widow, eight children, Mrs
Angelina Lawrence of Nashua, N. H.,
Mrs. Georgiarna Charreaux of Nashua,
y. H, and Arnede, Homer, Ovid, Am
en- Odeline and Henry, all of this
city.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
SHELL GOODS


PEARL Hair 25c and v price
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14

A species of tsiff grass which grows
abundantIy nsfat country sused for
match sticks in India
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-14
WHAT
| WENT
THROUGH
Before taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Natick, Mass. -sI cannot express
what went through during the change