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Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
PUTNAM MAN
Secures WilIimantic Journai = Nes
 Proprietor H. F. Wilder.

business change of interest was effected Thursday in this city. The Willimantic Journal changed hands and after Feb. 1st will be the property of H. F. Wilder of Putnam. Mir. Wilder is the proprietor of the Wind ham County Observer.
 Thursday afternoon MT Wilder said that he had simply, purchased the pa per and it's good will. and not the equipment that goes with the plant. that has been operated under the firm name of the Hall & Bill Printing com pany for a great many years.
 Mir. Wilder will retain the postsffice entry in this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20

HAh-Excetienf Entertainment Pro-
 vided.
 The fourth night of the carnival in town hall for the benefit of St. Jo- seph's hospital proved equally success fuf as its predecessors and another unusually large crown was in attend ance. It was called Japanese night, as one of the features of the evening s programme was an excellent Japanese Tan drill, finely executed.
 The Polish orchestra affiliated with the new St. Joseph's Polish society was present and rendered a number of ex- quisite selections and following the regular concert programme. played a number of selections for dancing. The Polish population was present in large numbers and proved themselves to be earnest workers in the cause of char ity.
 The floor for the evening was in charge of Hilltop Hose company, No. 3. and Foreman A. D. Chaffee and members of the company were present in uniform and rendered good assist -ance In making the carnival a success for it's fourth consecutive night. :. Helmold's orchestra furnished music for the majority of the dance numbers that were played toward the close of the evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Seized on Writ of Rsplsvin at Home ot
 Mrs. C. s. Doans's Parents.

Several years ago Grace Gordon, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward Cor don, of High street, married Charles g. Doane of New York and went to that city to reside. Eventually there was some trouble and finally Mrs. Doane decided to leave her husband He alleges that little while later, when he was absent from the house she returned and packed up all the household furniture, valued at $225, and shipped it to this city, where 1t was taken in charge by her parents. As result he has brought repievin suit to recover the goods. Wednesday Constable W. J. Hastings went to the Gordon home and served the writ. Some of the goods mentioned in 1t were found, and he took them into his possession. The suit is returnable be- fore the superior court on the first Tuesday in February.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
Discussed Plan. for velv.t Mill.

SSUsSe0 EIdhS TUT VefVet MILL
 President George F. Taylor of the Willimantic Industrial company. with Messrs. Hirsch and Rossie, with number of the irfcorporators and inter- ested men in the new company, held conference Thursday and looked over the plans for the building very thor oughly and discussed informally the best methods to pursue. President Taylor said that a meeting of the board of directors would in all proba- bility be called within few days and then something tangible would be done to further carry out the completion of the project.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
MURRAY'S BOSTON STORE
 wIllIMAErIc. CONN.
January Clearance Sale House Garments at Sale
 Prices

Good serv1ceab1e two-pfece Dresses of Percsae, regular $1.eo quality. at SIC: s1.5o quality, at $1.sS; and $2.so quality. at s1.ss.
 Percale Wrappers, well made and perfect fit- regular s1.oO quality for SIC, and s1.5o quality.
 Fancy Bath Robes for Women in Heavy BIan1Setine and Eliderdown, plain. colors or figured. Sale prices from Ss.s5 to s4.s5.
 Japanese Kimonos made of printed Crepe, with fancy Oriental Designs and color borders, s1.00 up.
 Short Kimonos, regular 59c quality, For 4+c; and s1.o0 quality, for SAC. cHILDaEws COATS AND soN-
 NETS.
 A splendid assortment to please the we folks. and prices to suit moth- CTS
 Coats of Cloth and Opossum for two to five years of age, coats that sold for sg.5O to $500, now marked $2.50, s3.5o and s4.5o.
 BABY soNNETs AND ToQUEs. All beautifully trimmed with ribbons to match. Bonnets and Toques that sold for 25c up to $3.25, now marked for this sale from 21c up to s2.s9 each. Otarer items of interest on the sec- ond floor.
 Muslin Aprons going at 2Ic and 44c. Shoulder Si1aSwls, s2.g5 up to $3-s5. Snigle Shawls. $2.39 up to s3.s5. Double Shawls. s4.s5 up to ss.50. Gingham Aprons, z1c to 33c and 44c. rIannelette skirts, 21c and 44c. Flanneelett Gowns, 44c, GAG, S4c and s1.oe.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
LAMERADE's CASE
To Come Up at Short session of su.
 perior Court Saturday Morning.

There is to be short session of the superior court in this city Saturday morning, at which it Is expected that Judge Milton A. Shumway win pre- side At this session tine case of Jo- seph Lamerade, who is charged with stealing chickens, will be considered. Lamerade was taken from Webster to the jail at Brooklyn few days since by Sheriff Sib1ey, after it had been discovered that he had been indicted in a state different from that in which his alleged offense had been commit ted.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
NEW PosroFFIcE
To Be Open for Public Inspection This
 Afternoon

Postmaster Charles H. Dimmick stated Thursday afternoon that the new postoffice would be open for the inspection of the public this (F'riday) afternoon from 4 to 8 o'clock. The handsome building will be all lit up and most of the furnishings in place. flee would be closed promptly at s o'clock so as not to interfere with the carnival that is being held in the town hali for the benefit of St. Joseph's hospital
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
Only Two Houses PIaeardsd for
 Measles.

City Health Officer Dr. W. P. S. Heating stated Thursday afternoon that at present there were but two houses in the city placa 1ded for measles Both cases are mild and there is absolutely no truth in the rumor ease. Measles are not nearly as prev alent as has been the case in recent years in this city.
 A fine system of automatic sprinklers for fire protection will be installed in the Windham Silk companys plant at the corner of North and Valley streets Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
Real Estate Transf.r.

Mrs. Clara Bergeron widow of Eu- gene Bergeron, has sold the property at the corner of Spring and Church streets to Alexis Caisse. The papers in the transaction were passed Thurs- day The consideration of the trans fer was not mentioned
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
FUNERAL.
cyprien Boucher.

held Thursday morning from the fam fly home. 1e61 Main street, at S.45 o'clock, followed by requiem high mass at St. Mary's church. Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
FUNERAL.
Mrs. M.raarst Munxa

Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Munyan were held at her home, in Thompson, Thursday afternoon at o'clock, Rev. John T. Moore, pastor of the Congregational church, officiating. Burial was in the East Putnam come tery.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
New Set of Pictures.

A new set of pictures has been re- ceived at the library and placed on the racks. They are pictures on sculp. ture.
 George Smaller of North westches- ter and Albert E. Clark of Marlboro were in town Tuesday evening, at- tending the K. of F. meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
Stay of Execution to D. R. Ford and
 Wife,

Little Rock, Ark, Jan 13.-An ap- peal to the supreme court today gives q stay of execution to D. R. Ford and his wife, who were sentenced to be hanged at De Queen tomorrow. They were charged with the killing of Will Nichols at Locksburg last spring.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20

PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS.
 Your druEg,sr will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Pro- truding Piles in to 14 days soc
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
WILLiMANTtc
That is Goinc on ron;oh,

St. Joseph's Hospital Carnival in Town Hall Scenic Temple.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
The Boston DryGoods
 COMPANY, Danielson, Conn. JAMES II. KEECH. Manager jan20d
visiting relatives in New York for .
Ten-Inch Ice.

The icemen are taking advantage of the present cold snap and are finish ing filling their houses. The ice Is of good quality and ten inches thick.
 Miss Mary Day is visiting friends in Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
NoANK.
Cemetery Association Holds Annual
 Msstine-Headina Club Meets with Mrs. William !. Spiesr.

At the annual business meeting of the Noank Valley Cemetgy assoeia- tion, the following officers were elect eds President, Roswell Sawyer; sec retary, William Frazer; treasurer and collector, Roswell Sawyer; directors, Robert. Palmer, Jr.. Capt D. w. Ches- ter and William I. Spicer; sexton, Ros- well Sawyer
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
Daniels Higgins Marriage.

Charles Daniels of Willmantic and Miss Myra Higgins, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Higgins of Colchester. were united in marriage Thursday aft ernoon at the home of the bride on Myrtle avenue. MT. Daniels is a fire man on the Consolidated railroad and runs from Willimantic to Providence. He worked on the Branch railroad here for a number of months. Rev. l. C. Ingalls, performed the ceremony.
 Death of William E. Gillette.
 William Ely Gillette died at his home on Pleasant street Tuesday eve ming at the age of S9. He had been resident of the town nearly all his life and had the love and respect Of all who knew him. He is survived by a daughter, Miss Mary Gillette. who lives at home
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
Entertained Reading Club.

ter ana Wllllhm l. SptceEs SeAtoH, ENoS- well Sawyer.
 Entertained Reading Club.
 The Reading club was entertained at their weekly meeting by Mrs. Will fam I. Spicer on SpiceF avenue. After study refreshments were served.
 The True Blues met at the home of Mrs. Edward Ashbey Thursday eve ming.
 Douglas Mcdonald was Stoning- ton visitor Thursday.
 John Ellis, Peter Deveau and Mel vile Daboll have gone to New York on business.
 Miss Margaret Joyce was in New London Thursday
 Charles Latham has returned from a trip to Providence.
 Charles Smith is visiting friends ir New Haven.
 iii at Spicsr Home.
 Harry Heron. who is ill with pneu- monia at the Spicer home, is slowly improving.
 Mrs. e. B.. Andrews is visiting ir New London. st
 Mrs. Elizabeth Hurst spent Thurs day with friends in town.
 Mrs. Ernest Davis of Cove street is i'll.
 Austin Lamb of Ledyard was bus mess caller here Thursday.
 Mrs. Mary Bailey of Waterford spent Thursday with friends in town Mark Davis of New Haven was a business caller in town recently
 Miss Dorothy Baker, who is ill at her home on Elm street with hemor- rhage of the lungs, is considered to be slightly better.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
Great markDOWn Sale
 AT THE Dry Goods
 Store DANIELsoN. :. CONN.
The Annual IS Days of Stock Reducing begins
 FRIDAY MORNING,
 JANUARY goth, and Continues 10 Monday Evening. Feb. 9th.

This sale means Bargain O. tunity for our customers. The picking of the entire stock for less than whole. sale prices. For particulars and quo tations, write us for advertising bill. Every one of the 15 days will be busy, and we suggest for those who can come in the forenoon, as the clerks will give you better service.
 Store open Monday and Saturday evenings. Other days close at 6 p. m.
 TERMS CASH.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-20
CARNIVAL MIGHT

Attracts Another Big Crowd to Town Han-ExcslIent Entertainment Pro- vided.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-14

itottfono. Sreunlan11 ser Director
oes &ai=Sbeoters, peronltaltete fir
Sfel1ba6 ein Souper, BET Dem 81.
9arlteler uno cine, Nn5abl Sabi'
tltes 5ugegell lparelL UTTER ibnelt
Der lebr muiitalilde Shirt Mubolf
SiedtenItein Ser iid) on's alobier
lebte, cine Der pifantelten Welooien
aus Ser erfolgreibcn Operet.e
porlirte uno nit einem sod ioa
CT leben!" idloB. Won martete aa9e.
mein ooroltt oaB Offeubab fid MN
beoonfen piiroe, uno ols nidts Ser
gleiden geIdab, entltano cine peirt.
lide @ouie. Srelinlonn indt Die
Sltuotlon 5lt retten inlo frogt ben
Meilter, mie ibn1 oie Biece eefalen
babe. uSb, iebr quit Son tpent lit
lie oenn etgentlid 2" Sc itellte iidj
nun beroas, BOP ser Shirt ousge-
redret Die ein5igc bon bent &apea-
lneiiter 9inoer berriibrenoe = @ill.
.ldge geipieft bate.
Die @rfinounesfroft oes Som.
ponilten lit Bis 81 ieillent CODE &C.
rooe5u ulaeridopflidJ geiueiel1. 0cnn
er on eine nere aolnpoiition eing,
lebnte er es ob, feline olteren Iuf9
5etdnlngen bor5uneblnen. ySier ii.
Stoff fir flint Spern porbanoell.
Mber ioa i6 mir Die Miibe nebtnell,
bier berun15uniiblcn2 Sallt mir
ti6t Elm, oos oouert mir piel gu
lange. Sd broi1bc lucni9er 3eit,
lrern id ettpas Neues f%onnponiere "
gr f%olnponierte eil,fah oles. Mit
e%rnlten Suiets, uic nit Ser 1864
entitanoenen uMbeinire", botte CT
freilib menig @liid, ober zines Sc,
ges batte err ood einen nloroliiG-
pbiloiopbiiden @ortroe in Muiif &c.
iest. Gum Mitglie6 Ser Mfabenie
.erndblt i6idte inn Sarbou ieine
Mntrittsreoc nit ser @ibmltl1g an:
u9as nirit gu nidt fonlponieren.,"
Sffenba6 iebt ii6 iofort bin, I'M
Sen Spee6 mliifoliih alif's orollis.
tie 5t pertonelt. @s iuar ietn lebtss
@erf. @dt Gage banod), om 8.
Sftober 1880, tit er oabingegangetl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-14
Gin fOmiides MisueritanSmis.

Gin iitbiides 9latt, SET @ieunns
ban oen Sag bon Neoerlano'b S,l.
Die" bcribtet folgenoe beitere @e.
i6i6te. @or eittem &afcn Der Mlt
Benbeiibungen eri6ien elm engliidcs
S6iff oelien aapitalt bon ben ipc-
gen Der berri6enoen 8elf betroffe-
nen 0uarantanemasreeeln nod
nidts 9emuBt gu bobell iheint, oenn,
obne ben borgeihriebenen MllfelG-
bolt 81 beobadten, fllbr er ipetter.
Ger bon1nbil6e Safeibeomte ruocr,
te ibut enteegen uno rief benz ii.
|belien an Der Drifting eridieneiae.,
englilhcn &apitdn gu: .Wou ore
not oGoipeo to enter tbe beopen" :.
Sffen6or NOR Dem 8ean1ten bos
englii6e @ort fir Safen ySarbour"
entlpeoer gor nidt befannt, ODER
ct fonnte in Ser Gle nidt oorollf
fontmen, mesbalb er furaipeg bas
bollGnoiide @ort Saben engliih
ausiprod, 10 bob ser 9apit1n nit
anb6ren muBte, oaB er nift ni6t in
ben Sin1mel fommen merbe. Matiir.
lid) NOR er eritaunt, id)on iett 10
6eItimmten 9eri6t iiber iein Coos
int Senieits 81 oernebmen, ielbit
ipeiln er getpuBt bdtte, oaB Njeoer.
ldnbiid- Snoien iest bon einem an.
tirebolutiondr, alio einem Girl.
lten" reeiert miro mare inn Die Mit-
teilung oes Sofenbeamten bod
iebr ionberbar ooreefommen, er
fubr hesbalb or6 meter, moranf
iuieoer oas lalte gerbot, in ben
Simmel ein5ugeben, an iein Shr
ihlug. LIND mer iino Sic oenn@,
rief Ser aapitdn uneeouloie, wGf-
reno er cine meniser idmeihel-
bate gemerfilng iiber Miiiionorc
IN ben Bart mlirmelte, lporanf Ole
prompte @nttport erfolgte: uS9Sln ont
fife Maiter Of fife Seapen!" Der
aopitdn mar ipradlos, faBte ii6
aber raid uno rift: ugou ore tbe.
@oibl l1no mot hos become of olb
Getrns?" Cine @eritdnoigung 3u
beioerieitieer 3~ufrieoenbeit miro
mol bolo erfolgt fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-14
Mettete giele pottt spbe.

@. 8. Modl bon Mod, Mrf.
glaubt, oaB er biele Meni6enIebelt
nit ieiner~ 2~5iabrigcr grfabrnng
I'M Mpotbefergeibaft gerettet bat.
~8as id INNER gerll tue, idreibt
er, lit u9r. Sings Seem DISCOVERY"
51 e~lnpfeblen fir ole 2ungenleioen,
grfdltungett Grippe, &eudbliiten
nnb Mltbma. gieIe metner @lnoen
peroanfen ibre @eiunobeit meinem
Gat. Sd bin iiber5euet, oaB iie
Sic bette Meoi5in lit fir Sails uno
2nngenleioen." gs tit leidt oieie
gebmlptuilg gu bepeiien. geridafft
elt6 cine freie Gro6eflai6e, ODER
cine soc obcr 81 Slai6e. @orar-
tiert BON aQen Eruaatften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-14
Out elngeriNtete Farm.

S60ne $50 @Ger Sarm am Gan ars
tonic Stub, u Weilen Mnterbalb 8erg's
Wiible. 1853 Ider inter &ultlir, s elder
nnter 8eipdieruls; tiefi6par5er ipels
Tiger 8ooen, gut gebautes 7 3intnerS
Sal1s uno 5ipei Nenters Sduier, 5000
8alonen baltenbe giiterne, I6oner 8es
eans8ottom. Nn Ser 0Itieite Ser 6arm
lit Der Salabo, lnb Der Gan SuaneGe,
pdfierun9seraben I6uft bnr6 Sen 9lab.
Die 6ena beitebt aus @eoarpfoiten ul,b
GlipooosS rabt. Sieie Sarm lit fir fun
Sc Belt 81 $65 per Ider al perfaufen,
bic Sdlfte Der Summe fau1l auf lanoc
3eit iteben bleiben.
N. C. FELDMAN Gisentimer,
423 Nnbarro StroBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-14

3amorrbuiben sebeirt in 6 - IA gasen.
SIR @ruggiit gtebt bas GeIo 5uriid,
falls 8asu ointment ir9en6 einen Sail
bon iudenben, blinben, bllteroeu ooer
6erbprtreteuoen Sdtnorrboiben III 6 Bis
IA Saaen nidt beilt. so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-14
Gifenbad-a nefboteu.

Son Dem beriibmten ,aonig Ser
Speretten" furlieren cine Menge
@nefooten. Sffenbab mar BON ei-
ner unglaubli9en S1affensfraft be-
ieelt uno beiaB cine @nereie, Die
es inn ermoglidte, nod elmer an
Spieltiih perbrodten Naht lid;
pollfommen friid all Die Mrbeit gu
begeben. Mit 10 nlonhent anoerel
&iinitler batte er ben fleinen Ga-
rafterfebler Der Gitelteit gertei1t-
Jam. Sein Durit nod Nubm Re.
gniigte iif nift nur nit Hremieren
erfolgen, ionoern er liebte es altdl.
perionlib gefeiert gu mcroell. GineS
Cages fdbrt Sfienbah Sen Nbein
abmdrts nah 8iebrid. g(uf Dem
0umpfer befinoet iih, oDne oof
Offenbah ein Sterbensiport oauou
lpeiB, Der Ser5og bon 0aiiau. SIN
3iele or1llet iid cine oi6te Men'
ifenmenee nm oas S6iff unb be
eriiBt es nit Ialiteu Surrabrufen
mabrenb Die Miilif einen Marif bon
Shenbad intoniert. Ser aomponilt
fam nun beltimmt ni6t mebr 6arnr'
5ipeifeln oaB bieie Spotionen ibnl
eelten. Mit elmer gemiiien 5eief'
lidteit idpenft er ben SUIT uno
meint eeriibrt 81 ieinen @e9leitern
oDas lit boh ifon, mie id) bier
e~npfangen meroe." SIN ieIbcn Mo.
ment tritt oes Ser5oes @oiutant au'
i'm gu: .Mad)eit Sic Blas, bantit
Seine Sobeit ausitciacn fonnl"
@rnIter gemeint NOR cine Seier, Die
inn 5n gbren nod benz groBcn Or
foGae elmer ieiner Speretten in Miel'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-14
9lmglt Dor bcut Meiier.

sd lieB mir nidt meinen SUB
abidneioen", iaete S. @. CLIP, bot
8antum, Ohio, otrobbem id nit
einem i6refliden frebsortigen @ee
l6tpiir bier Sabre lang geplaet ipor.
aber ih gebraubte gudIen's @rni-
ca Salbe uno mein SUB ipar ba[o
gebeilt. sic beilt ale @unoen.
Eczema, ausidlae, Sii~bneraueen
mo 9omorrboioen. 25c BEL alfell
M~pothefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-14
Samorrbotoem omrd, 9tmfiaugen sm
Saufe turiert.

Ilen 2eioenoen, Die mir lire GbreI5e
duienoen, iperoe i6 belttliG ertldrea,
tpie maj Sdmorrbniben gu Saliie burd
Nuflau9en beilt. @s lit einerlei, Oh Die
Sdmorr6oiben Io9enonnte btinoe, blrs'
tenoe. iudenoe ODER bera1sgcordnote
Iinb; ih iueroe etipas bon bielem Dit
tel fpitenfrei ienoen. iotpie oud6, I'M Sal
le es 9eipiinidt pirb, 8eferen5en ans
Sbrer unmitteIbaren llm9ebung. SGnetz
le Qinoerung uno oouernoe SeiItna
1T iider. Shidt fein Gelb, mabt aber
Gnberen @itteilun9 bon oicIem Nners
bieten. S6reibt beute nod an Srau
W. @ummers, @or g. SO, Rotre Game
Sub. Shreibeu Gle in bieier Gprahe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-14

gs gtebt ou1 beruntergetom-
meme gmporfommlinge.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-14

Die 2nfti6iii Wanoper, mel
DIE %gegenmdrtig in Ser ndditen ltn1-
gebutg BON &oln it~attfinoen uno
inter Der 4ufiift Der Wiiitaroer-
maltun9 obgebalten merben, ere
gen auBeroroentlids Srltereiie. No-
mentlih finoen groBe 9eobtung
Die @eriude, Sprengforper qits be-
Oeutenoen S6ben ob5umerfen. Son
perl0Bli6er Seite miro mitgeteilt,
BOB Die bisberigen grperimente
erfolgrei6 gepeien finb. aaes miro
genml nod Sen Mogli6feiten Der
@ermenonng i'm SriegSfaa benel-
len.
gs gtebt ouh beruntergetom-
,,.o,,o 0r,, !, Ia1o
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-14
coMMlssloNERs's SALE.

Notice is hereby given: That, pursu- ant to a deeretal order of the Garland Chancery Court, made and entered on the 18th day of April. 1911. in a cause pending in said court between A. R. Dry as plaintiff and Peter Rapport. as de- fendant, the undersigned commissioner of said court. will, on the 18th day Of May, 1911. during the hours for legal sales, at the front door of the Garland county courthouse, in the city of Hot Springs. offer for sale, by public vendue to the highest bidder, on credit Of three months, certain real estate named in the said order of said court to-wit; The S. w. IA of the s. F. 14, and the S. E. 1-4 of the s. w. Ii of Section es. in Township Two (2) South, Range ls west The purchaser win be required to execute bond with approved security for the purchase money, and title VIII be reserved until the sale is approved and the purchase money is paid. Given under my hand as such Commissioner this 25th day of April, 1911.
 A. CURL,
 Commissioner as Aforesaid.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-14
AOUPT DECISION ON MONDAY NEXT
FINAL DECISION BY CIRCUIT JUDGE GOTHAM AS TO RE
 MOVAL FROM OFFICE.
Whether a New Trial Shall be Grant ed the indicted Sheriff is Also in
 the Balance.

Circuit Judge Gotham stated yes terday that he would hand down a final decision in the matter of the prayer of petitioners for new trial in the case of the State vs Sid Houpt next Monday morning.
 Yesterday Attorneys Rutherford and Hogue spent about two hours in arguing the petition They ask for a removal of the verdict of the jury. which proclaimed the sheriff guilty of escape" and which effected his re- moval from office It was contended that the indictment on which Houpt was tried was an imperfect one, and that the court instructions would have been different If the case had been properly presented by the prose cutting attorney.
 Judge Wood answered the claims of the petitioners by stating that with lall the array of counsel Houpt had the case would never nave been per mitted to go to trial if they could have found loophole in the indict- ment, and that it certainly had been inspected thoroughly. He declared the efforts of counsel at this time to be the work of drowning man catch. ing at straw
 When the verdict was rendered against Houpt's carried with it a re- moyal from office, but counsel for Houpt asked the court not to make the final order in the case until q petition for rehearing cold be made and argued, which was concluded yes terday morning.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-14
A nuSementS
At the Princess Monday.

A great show is in store for the Princess patrons Monday. The Ga zette says it is the best that has been seen there for months. One of the special features will be June Roberts and Company in "The Doll Makers Dream,' the prettiest piaylet in Yau- devllle, introducing little June Rob erts, the child artist. a pocket edition of Mime. Genee.
 The famous Frank McNish and his son, McNish and McNish, in a hodge podge of nonsense entitled, rSone- head Frolics.' McNish is one of the best known black-faced men in the world. and has been on the stage for many years. The act that he is doing now is entirely different from the oth- CTS, and will be a novelty.
 The Cromwels, styling themselves as the whirlwind jugglers, are as good, if not the best, that 1t has ever been the pleasure for the Prin- cess management to offer. Cromwell is lady juggler, and the most won derful lady juggler in the world. So pronounced by both press and public, many in the audience say to each oth- CT, is this man or a woman, as the feats accomplished by this wonderful artist seems to be an impossible thing for any woman to do. Come and see for yourself, and let's have your opinion.
 Lester Bernard. a splendid come dian, and Karl, the wizard of the one string instrument. You have heard many. now hear Karl simply won derful man playing all his own orig inal creations.
 The Kinodrome is always pleasing. and the subjects are carefully select ed and are usually of the highest merit.