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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
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to a party Of friends who took her in
charge.
One Of tho bodies recovered this
morning was that of John Gray, who
also goes down on tho list OF the day 3
heroes. He was q rope cleaner and
reach the shaft. He forfeited his
chance OF life by rushing to spread the
alarm among his fellow-workers in the
lower vein.
Members Of the rescue parties that
have been deiving into the workings
since 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
began to collapse with the comtn9aof
daybreak. Their number had greaNay
decreased during the morning and
volunteers had to be called for.
To Make Immediate Investigation.
An Immediate investigation is to
be made OF the disaster under the
direction of Mine Inspector Williams
in whose district the workings are To-
Gated
Coroner Salley and County Detec-
tive Rafter went to Throop this morn
ing and they win conduct a complete
investigation. The United States mine
bureau is also to conduct an inves-
find some preventive against possible
repetition of a disaster of this char
acter.
James Z. Roderick, head of the
state department of mines, came to
the city to-day from Harrisburg and
hurried to Throop.
The men were probably dead with
in half an hour after the smoke be-
gan to pour into the workings" said
Williams.
He declared that the operating
company had complied with every
requirement Of the law.
Many Americans Among Dead.
Among the identified dead are the
following well-known men:
Waiter Knight, 40, Throop. mine
foreman
Isaac Dave, SO, Throop. FIRE boss.
sohn r. Perry, 43 North Scranton,
common councilman Of Second ward.
member of rescue party.
John May, 55. Throop.
John G.. Gregson. So, Throop.
Edward Hart. Throop.
James Wayman Throop. 55.
Joseph Z. Evans. 3S. South HYDE
Park avenue. West Scranton, foreman
United States rescue car.
John Gray. Throop.
Michael Gall. 40, Throop-
John Molner. 80. Throop
Lawrence Ritz, e5, Throop.
John Mitchell. Sc. North Scranton
Lewis German, 40. Throop.
In the death OF Joseph E. Evans
the government mine rescue foreman,
who died in the attempt to save
others from the fate he himself met,
there Is touch of martydom. Mr.
Evans started in life as chairman
in the engineers corps on the Lack
awanna and finally became foreman
of the Continental mine. Six weeks
ago Mr. Evans was rendered the ap-
pertinent as foreman of the nina
rescue car, station .whlsh position hs
accepted though II meant financial
sacrifice. He was the son Of Evan
]. Evans. district superintendent OF
the Delaware. Laokawanna and West
ern. He il a brother of Mine Inspec-
tor Llewellyn, NJ. Evans, of the Sec
ond district.
John II. Perry. the other member OF
the rescuirg party who died as the
result of inhaiing dangerous gases and
fumes. was 40 years old, and repre-
scented the First ward in the common
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
PLANS RALLY MEETING
FOR SCHOOL LEAGUE
SUPERINTENDENT WRIGHT
WANTS COOPERATION AND
HAS CALLED GATHERING
AT HIGHLAND PARK.
WRIGHT

For the purpose OF promoting CO.
operation among the Improvement
leagues and mothers clubs Of Hen.
rico county schools, Superintendent
Arthur p. Wright has called "a big
rally meeting to be held at the High
land Park school on Thursday next.
beginning at 2:30 o'clock in the after.
noon.
Addresses will be delivered by SUI
nAAntendent Wright. secretary r. &.
Stharnes. of the State board of educa-
ton, who will speak on "Co-opera-
uon," and Mrs. l.. f. Dashieli. diree-
tor of Leagues OF the COOPERATIVE
Education Commission.
Circulars explaining the purposes OF
the meeting are being distributed b,.
superintendent Wright, The meeting
will be attended by the officers and
representatives of the clubs and
leagues OF the following schools. Dunn
barton. Glendale. Northampton, Gin
ter Park. Highland Park, Barron
Heights. Highland Springs. Fulton
Hill. Glen Lea, Glen Echo and Deep
Run.
superintendent Wright has also an-
nounced that Professor X. l.. BIanton,
editor Of the Virginia journal OF Edu-
cation, will deliver a humorous lee
ture at Ridge school at s o'clock nexr
Monday night The lecture will be
open to the public.
An Improvement league will be OF
sanlZed by the parents of the pupils
OF the Dumharton school at a. meet
ing which will be held next Monday
afternoon at O'Clock. Superintendent
wright will preside and deliver an
address.
Announcement is made that the
public school pupils of Henrico couu
~ will be given holiday on Good
Friday and Easter Monday. No eyer
oises have yet been planned to mark
the closing OF the schools for Easter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
ANXIOUS TO HAVE
LIGHTS EXTENDED
ALDERMAN BENNETT SAYS PEG.
rTE OF HIS WARD WANT
THEIR DESERTS.

Mr.. Alphonso ". Bennett, alder
man from Lee Ward, and funeral di-
rector doing business at 6oi-so3 West
Broad street. called the attention OF
the Council Committee on Electricity
Friday night to the fact that, although
$4,000 was available for extending
the Broad street lights from JefYer-
SON street to Eiba station. nothing had
been done. Mr.. Bennett said he and
the people OF his ward are eager for
the lights. and he was hopeful they
would be in. operation at ,Ieass hy
next Christmas He was informed
that the matter was In the hands of
a subcommittee which is waiting on
the city engineer.
The committee voted to reject the
offer of the Virginia Railway and
Power Company to sell it's potes and
wireso in South Richmond for use
or the new municipal plant
This action was taken ON recon-
OF Consulting Engineer
Stafford. who ftvors the purchase and
OF an entirely new equip
ment for Washington Ward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

with his arrows tho past year. The
first thing somebody knows the little
love gods CULVER will have been emp
tied and some poor maid will be left
TO 'wither on sthe parent STEM" 30
hustle along and buy that dove gray
travelling suit ana purchase that PLAIN
gold band. and join that ever increas-
Ing and decreasing throng where two
are Joined to gether as one. But
Join them by way Of Mrs. ellis excur-
sion or you will not be able to take
out that insurance policy on welded
bliss.
All the passengers on the special
VIII not be brides and grooms but
all will be happy. It ia not possible
to go on an excursion conducted by
Mrs. Gill and be anything else. How
ever You are not the only one who
will be made glad for think Of the
little orphans JOY at tho good things
to be bought from the proceeds Of
Mrs GilFs personally conducted
Cupid's Special.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
BORN IN VIRGINIA. TO
BE PLACED ON MONUMENT

BRISTOL VA, April s.--A copy
of the will OF James NJ Dun, who
died In Lexington, KY. recently, re-.
ceived here, shows he bequeathed 10
relatives here mony and diomo nd
relatives here money and diamonds
valued at s25, 00o He was 81 years
old. and native OF Lee county, Va
The will provides that 1t shall be in
scribed on his monument that he was
born in Virginia His estate In valued
at sioa, e0e.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
IhDICT OFFICIAL
WITH D|sT|llERs
GRAND JURY RETURNS TRUE
Bid AGAINST sToREKEEFrB
FOR PERMITTING law
-
VIOLATION.

Charging that tho ownerh EN-.
pIOyes and ROyernuenf neent Nc
the pex.hontss M.1susu~ cer.
P""' MSssI IN - -
ond virginia district conspired 70
defraud the United Stasee govern
ment In Violation ~ ~. s..A.-..,
~,S.. -
sci'uo Ios u1atAohs' tne Vssd
States grand jury on Saturday re-
turned four inducements ennody-
,,,~ ~. .u.-...-s. -. = ~~--.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
REvOLUT|Oh|sTs
RA|D|NC RANCHES
TAKE MUCH PROPERTY BELONG
ING TO AMERICAN OWNERS
IN MEXICO.
RESTORATION DEMANDED
AMERICAN TROOPS MAY HE SENT,
xcRosS BORDER TO PROTECT
PROPERTY OF AMER
RESTORATION DEMANDED

CAL-EXICo. CAL, April s---The
by Taited States troops is believed
- be increased to-day az the result
of the raids by revo!utlonists upon the
ranches Of John Cudshy. OF Chicago:
General II. q. Otis. OF Los Angeles,
and other Americans, located across
The international line General Tas-
ber Bliss has sent 500 United States
troops to GrossTnore where they are
awaiting orders.
The raidlng party. under Captain
Stanley Williams. is operating !ndepen-
dent Of the Berthold-Leyvs forces but
Il is announced that the American au-
1herities will hold the regular rebel
chic; responsible fer Williams acts.
They have formally demanded the re-
turn @f AZ -the property taken by VIII
lisFns in his raid yesterday, threatening
reprisals If the demand IN not met
5eIdest Raid Yet.
The raid on the Cudahy and Otis
ranches was the boldest the insurgents
hav" Yet undertaken. After SELLING
$1,000 woTta Of live stock on the Cud-
ANY ranch. Williams demanded a big
touring car, Ranch manager Thomas
DAILY refused and he and his assistants
got into the car and fed. Williams
cnyciry pursued firing on the automo-
bile. The calvary chased the Amert-
cans right up 10 the international
boundary. fifteen miles,
Williams later raided General Otis
ranch taking several hundred head
Of horses and q quan,Ity of provi-
Sions.
The situation across the line is be-
coming more critical and scores of
refugees 70 rushing 10 the American
side. Four hundred federal troops
reached point u short distance from
Msxicsli to-day and an engagement
with Williams force is expected
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
CAMPBELL BOY HELD
IN CLIFTON FORCE

W. +. Hornbarger, chief or the Cliff
ton Forge. Va, police department.
has notified the Richmond police
that he has in custody Joe Campbell,
of $40 East Leigh street. Richmond.
The boy was arrested in the COM
panY of a former convict from Wash
ington and they stated that they were
on their way to Cincinnati.
Joe Campbell, had been placed in
tf,e custody Of the enildren-s- Hotn-
by Police Court Justice John j.
Crutchfield and home had been
found for him in Gala. He ran away
last Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
MAN CAUGHT AFTER
HUNT OF s MONTHS

William Brs ant. colored, for whom
the police have been looking during
the past eight months. was arrested
Saturday by Detective Sergeant Bal
ley and Policeman Tucker.
Bryant Is charged with shooting
William Allen, also colored. The po-
lice say that Bryant had bought a
new revolver and went into College
alley TO see how 1t would work. He
fred one shot. the bullet went wild
and htt Allen in the abdomen. Bryant
ed and Allen went to the hospital. He
has recovered sufficiently to appear
against Bryant and was in Police
Court Saturday noon, when Bryant
was arraigned. The case was con-
tinued to Apr,l IA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
HONOR MEMORY OF
RICHARD HENRY LEE

LANCASTER, VA, April s.--Judge #,
r. b. Wright, OF this judicial circuit.
bas secured two large mural tablets
tha famous resolution
of Richard Henry Lee against the
stamp Act. adopted at Ieedstown. in
Westmcreiand. 10 years, before the
adoption Vt the Declaration Of Ameri-
can Independence.
The tablets win be unveiled at
Aontross some time IN May with i'm
preyxtve ceremonies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
CUSTOM FRAUDS
GREATLY REDJJCRD

BUFFALO. n. r.. April ST
think custom frauds have been great
" reduced a. q result Of recent ex.
po@urae made In New York" said
ChtSf John II. wiIkie, Of the United
states Secret Service. before he left
for Warrington to-day. wfikie has
lbesn looking after the Niagara from
Her 6ery1ee.
Asake4 II az though. the passage
# The pFopoeed Canadian reciprocity
fsreeae wprla ting e increass
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
{. { 0. RY. CO.
Makes FINE REPORT

The c. & o. Railway Company has
just tssued 4 statement Showing the
operating revenues Of the road for
February. 1911 t3.4os.1s6.1s; operat-
ing expenses. 31,692.6s5.l6: net ope-
rating revenue. $716,630.1S.
For the eight months ending Feb
ruary 80. 1911. the net operating
reven les was $7.625,456.5s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
YALE HARVARD DATE
UNSATISFACTORY

NEW HAVEN. CONN. April s.
Commenting editoriaily on the selec-
zion OF June 30 for the Yale Harvard
boat race. the Yale News to-day said !:
''Iiarvard's method of naming a
date not at all suitable TO our caien-
OAR and one which prevents our grad
yates and undergraduates from con-
%ensentfy seeing the race. Is pretty ant
10 deaden interest in the event here.
1.-THE dates arranged for are during
HarVard's commencement week. a
week after the commencement here. :"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
POLICE CAPTURE
ALLEGED JUNK THIEF

Detective Sergeant Bailey arrested
John T. Wilson, OF Norfolk, SATURDAY.
on q larceny charge. Wilson, the DO
lice say. has been going around with
a wagon and q negro helper to where
workmen are or gagged In raxing build
ings. Representing himself as the
agent OF Clarence Cosby. he has OFFER
ed to buy the junk.
Mr.. Cosby, who conducts a punk
business At 1919 East Cary street, SAYS
that Wilson Is not In his employ. M.
l.. Hofheim,r ana r. B: Savage are
the complainants against Wilson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
MEET TO CONSIDER
MILITIA PAY Bid

Adjatant General Sale and Brixa-
der General Vaughan will attend tho
meeting OF the adjutant generals In
Warrington OH Monday. when the
proposed militia bill will be given
consideration, A measure for the pay
OF volunteer soldiers which failed 10
pass Congress 1t the last eesoion- wa
Questionable &c The mtlit4amen and
q new bull - to b drafted With the
undsarabla 5tatures 1lintaAted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
Heenesf 70 We'd.

A marri1se license was issued Sat-
arday to Ernest Watson Farley, 81
years old and Miss Maud Hutchinson
Starke. 80, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin =. Starke. The wedding is
scheduled 10 take place April IL.
Fleeing s. Hall. 81 years old and
Mrs. II. Elton Smith. so. were also
licensed to marry Saturday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
LARGE ATTENDANCE :.
AT INSTITUTES

Commissioners Of Agriculture q. W.
Koiner has Just returned to the city,
having spent part Of the week with an
institute train over the Norfolk and
Western railroad. He reports the at
tendance as very large from 500 to
500 people being present at the meet
ings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
CAPITAL SIDEWALK
HAS BEEN REPAIRED

The cave-in In tho capital sidewalk
has been repaired. The old sewer was
filed UP and 4 new set of pipes plac-
ed to connect with one OF the new
sewers which will be adequate to car
~ OF all the surface water.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

c. H. Kenney. the teamster who
was errested on q serious charge and
given a preliminary hearing behind
closed doorA was indicted In the Hen
rico county Circuit Court Friday. The
case will probably be tried at the
next term OF court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

Trial OF the suit of Bettman, John
son & Co. against the Shelby vinerar
Company for alleged breach Of con-
tract came to an end In the UnitAd
States District Court on Saturday
when the Jury returned a verdict in
favor of the defendant vinegar con-
corn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
sisters in Double Wedding.

WINCHESTER. VA, April g.
Charles l.. Patterson and Miss VERNE
kidwell and Stanley Mason and Miss
Alma kidwell were married yesterday
by the Rev. Eugene Richardson. The
brides are sisters and belong to an
old Frederick county family.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

smuggling through Canada to this
country. Chief Wiikie said:
Il do not The shipper will have
TO prove that the goods are not OF
European origin. We Will keep a
closer watch on the border"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
Virginia Weddings


Especial to The Richmond Virginian. J
r EMPCHIA. VA, April S.--Mr. and
Mrs. 8. Omansky, of Baltimore. but
formerly Of Emporia, have announc-
81 the engagement OF their eldest
daughter, Miss. Anna to Mr.. NJ. Sill
yer. Of Baltimore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
prorrrty brings saa. $50.

For the consideration Of $3.50,
NJ. Il. Florsheim has sold to Abram
l.. Jacobs property on the north line
of Broad street near Hancock. facing
l21 feet on Broad, with a depths OF
i42 feet, The deed OF sale went to
record Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
JUDGE DECIDES CASE IN
FAVOR OF RAILROADS

ct. PAUL. MINI. April s.--Judge
SAnborn. in the United States Circuit
Court, to-day. filed . decision against
the state and In favor Of the rail-
road stockholders in the Minnesota
camm0dity rate case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
Very Poor


There In some adherence among
theatrs-goers a. 70 whether 4 bsd
play with . good company Of Aetors
10 preferable to Z good play with bad
Actors: but when 1t comes 70 poor
play with an utterly deficient COM
pany there can be no debate.
This last seemed to be the situation
at the Academy Of. Music Friday night,
when 0tss Virginia Harmed and stx
associates presented 'sTho Woman He
Married" TO An Audience which more
than thrse-foprths silisd tbs plays
house.
The play II weak. shopworn. incipid
and unintsreGting. The rns-honored
nat wherein aw4lls the povsrty-strtck.
On couple. the identieal Wtllipe wife
who msstsre The wh1eswithal 10 calm
the financial seas through l1Gttina&e
HAan4 ana kssps IN Aoer1t 0nD hok
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
MIDDLEWEIGHTS
MATCHED FOR BOUT

PARIS, April s.--Harry and Willie
Lewis, niddleu sights, were to-day
matched for a finish fight at the Hip
podrone between the dates of May 20
and June J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

Acsdemy-Oark.
Bijou-"Bunco IN Arfsona," S:i5 p.
M: ''Thurston" the Magician, all next
week
Colonial-Continuou vaudeville.
Lubin-ContinuouU vaudeville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
NEGROES ADD TO. E.
CHINESE RELIEF
STUDENTS At CIAREsfoNT INsTT-
TUTE SEND - FOR ALLEyTAr.
=
ING SUFFERING.
vrRGINIAN's CHINESE RELIEF

Pr<vfsssiy aekns'a'e. e10Ts %
Primary department., Mssa
Msrras' Sesses, > East
Grace street. collected
~ Miss E1iosbeth stan.
Bseaa vista ssAssI chill
Aren. Cologne. Va. IS
Prav11enee SunAay-echoel,
King ana Qaeea Co. Va.
Per w. A. Brown. supt. 8 80
L. t. nssk. IAlwalssa, We %
,. G, sAoekIsy, staAst, Va. 90
CAsistian CAsFeh. MsrtiAs-
vflies Va. per w. =.
HenaerstF0tt ........ ! 50
rnson asAasy-sehosi. cro-
set, Va, Der ,. L. sAer-
Sora .....-..., w
John Hlx Phar1s. Jx., Mar
tiDsvtlIe, Va. .......... 50
zone who - serry for
shs0" PetersburH, Vs.. s 90
Macsdeala Church. Tobac-
60 Va, per .. =. L1cas. %
Alarshall ~. Christian Ch.,
Dunday.s1Aooi ......... 10 90
~. McDs.a1a Lee. irvfng-
Mira. T. 4. c..rtn.t.
sAaaghL Va .......... %
W. L. simmons Union
Level. va...... %
Annette Conrad. Union
Level, Va. .....,.,..... ~
". II. furner, Alton, Va. 90
A. \. nav lingA yineiaaA,
w. 90
Mise Pearl Hamlin, vine-
lanx, Va. ............. 90
w. J. Nesferd, naxboaFS-
Vile, Va. ............. 80
AIacketoos FEMALE Instf-
tute sunday school. -. 90
Temperance. Inauoss1al
and Coslegfate Institute,
CIaremont, va per Jno.
J. smaIiwood. prestdeht 90
-------~--------
Total ..,.............e l,l<2 IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
May Festival.

Under the competent direction OF
Misc Jean Trfgg, the Petersburg
Chorus, which is to augment the
Wednesday Club choir in the three
great concerts of the May Music Fes-
tival this year, has attained to high
degree of artistic efficiency.
The superb choral singing OF the
chorus under Mics Trigg long ago won
Tor the Petersburg organization high
place among tho musical societies Of
the South. but this season the chorus
excels its best prevjons efforts. The
combined chorus win be an imposing
feature OF the eighteenth annual nu-
sic festival. which will be held in the
City Auditorium May / and 2
the instrumental accompaniment for
the immense chorus will be supplied
at each Of the concerts by the famous
orchestra from the Metropolitan Opera
House. New York. the celebrated JOS
ef Pasternack conducting.
Among the artists programmed for
vocal solos. duets. quartettes and en-
seinbles are:
Mime. Alma Cluck. prlma donna So
prano. now singing the principal so
prano roles In the productions being
given at the Metropolitan Opera
House; Ricardo Martin, the distin-
kutshed tenor Of the Metropolitan
Opera Company; Miss Florence Wick
ham. tho beautiful American contralto:
Pasouale Amato, the famous baritone.
whose voice Ia described by the New
York music critics as "a baritone edi-
ton of Garuso's,' ana Herbert With
erspoon, pronounced By eminent critics
the greatest of American bassos'
The sale Of seats, now In progress
at the Gable Piano Company building
21s East Broad Street, is the largest
on record here for the number of days
since the box office was opened.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

Colonials Greatest Feature Promised.
Proud OF their local reputation for
cleanness OF presentations, Wilmer
Vincent and Wells seem bent On rails
ing the standard OF popular price
vaudeville to point where It will be
forever beyond the reach Of the mud
slinsers and muckrakers. who shoot
with their eyes closed and without
knowledge Of the weapons they use
AS particular bit Of evidence of
their honest endeavors the feature Of
fering Of the new weeks bill to be
presented Monday next wifi be the
wonderful dramatic playiet THE
Operator" which will mark its first
appearance In the populsr price. vaude-
Vile held. When 1t Ii recalled that
this sketch. then called THE Flag Sta
ttor." was acclaimed as the greatest
production by Arnold DAILY and his
company during the season they de-
voted to playist productions at the
Berkeley Lycsum three years ago. it's
worth viii be appreciated. A COM
petent company OF artists will offer the
piayiet at the Colonial.
James Weitxei. club manipuiator and
hoop roller. ssiShtful successor to the
great Everhart will add another fea-
turc.
Lillian Stone, she Of the Mary Gar
A$A 'ViS0 nAh0 PaAAto tGShEi4AS ol
= Paderwewski, will offer aaother
clAssy number.
Carl Garrett will add to his popu-
iarity by the singing OF some of the
lateet song successes. appropriately H.
Illustrated, and, some perfect picture
plays will complets the high class bill.
On Friday night the amateurs will
ada another comedy feature, and, con-
tinuons performances Htli be given
every afternoon and night.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
STERLING
Mir and Mrs. A. A. Stanton Observe
 Golden Wsddine-Notss.

About "A from this village attended the annual fair given by the Ladies Aid society of the Oneco church. A genuine Fields Point chowder was served
 The Ladies Aid society of Sterling realized ss5 from their sale of Oct. 27.
 William Hall ana family have moved to River Point, R. I.
 Mrs. George Carr has been entertain ing her sister and two children of Pas saic. N. J.
 Those connected with the Pirates B. A A. were royalty entertained in Providence on Saturday last by one of the patrons
 Robert Thornley is working on Stat en Island N. Y.
 Miss Alice Belknap spent Friday in Providence.
 Arthur Warren visited in Putnam recently.
 Invitations are out for the golden wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. A. A. Stanton on Nov 30th.
 The Catholic fair is being held in Linccln's hall evenings of this week.