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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-01
Lokales.


- 14,716 Sfaot : Holtares lt,lb
beSablt uno 16,076 GountD YoIta-
res; exemption Certificate Iinl
1904 berauseenommen. @ere1tiaie
Stimmgeber in Der Stabt eiebt es
1880 nno I'M eonSen County 49,
104.
Mi6ter seelielon bot einarl
tempor1ren ginbaltsbefebl erlafiell,
onrh oen es benz Wapor uno ben
MIoermen perboten miro, BET Der
WabI am Canning Die 5mei @abl-
settel gebraufen gu laiien.
Donneritag abeilb folI anf Dem
4eu-Marft cine 8eriammlltng Der
@ommiiiion : 8efiriporter ftottfin-
ben. Ger @ebrou1 Der Warftbade
muroe Ben 8eranitaltern Der Ser
ia,nmlung berpeigert.
Gem 9eteftip S. $. Gong
tplrbe benin 0urdeeben leines Sc.
ipanils Ser SuBfnodel gebro6en.
SIN @allie Sit-Gommerce Stf.
SEQ. 636 lit eire l1nterifation oes
Yoftamts eroffnet tporoen.
= Sim II. Mpril ion Ser aarne=
bal Beginner.
Morgen beeinnen Sic 2uit-
ihiffer : 6abrten auf BEN 5oir
Grounds.
Carl &uier unb Carl 3iegen-
fuB babett Die grfldrung abeeeebssl
Biirger merben gu ponen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-01
GeirafBfhein {.

@iniom Summons II. 3Ieia 8ef
S. .. 9art nn6 Cha @agemeier.
Sobr Mobert @lore uno Sba @io'
let @erIof).a
g. Nentmia un6 8. M. Doughty.
Mibaro @ei9olb Il. SSrma S6ers
6herk. LIN
Sarrp 8rauie nno alpine garg-
freo.
@eburten.
g. Mbele nilo 5rau, ein &nobe;
90. 8aeaeS II. Srar, Elm &nabe; @m.
Mabmsoorf un6 Srau, ein &nabe
Iuglit alinfiid uno Sran, cir
M1bhen; 8. 6. SdIother uatr
5ror, elm M1ohen; Geo. SoImgrecn
uno Srnu, Elm W6o1en; IS. $.
@ro6baus uno Grau, Elm Mdbden
6. g. Grisihe un6 Gralt, cir
&nnbe.
So6esfdIIe.
Grou gIiie @roBmar1it, 76 Sa6rs
alt; &ermnnn u. Doae, 90 Sabre,
gaefieI &rnB, 25 Sabre; gaulilre
4offmaitr. 9 Sabre; Granf @aitrine,
65 Sabre; Benjamin @ol6enberg.
81 Sabre; 5rou augitita @ueoiger,
IS Snbre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-01

Dos Observation-Disclosures oei
9egisIdtur bot bie Sin angenom.
men. Die ben goIumbus-Sa ser IL.
Qftober, gum Geittag madt. 5eritel
6ie Bin, pelhe cine Bounty auI
0ds 9oten BON @olfen uno onoerr
miloen Eieren iest.
@ouperneur GoIquitt bat Dit
Monger : Rompaenie beg Capt. @o-
gers anfgeIoit Die anoeren @ompag-
MEN ueroen in Der 3abl reousiert
tper6en. eAf
Grnnf Come uno fem Sobn
Gup Come, Die ben Bon : Snlpeftor
D'gonror aus gl Yalo eridoflen
Bntter, puroen bon elmer Boi;c
ebenfaIs eridoffen; Mobert Soiue,
Elm nloerer Gobn Sranf Sotpe's,
iplr6e gefongen genommen uno mad,
gI Hnio gebrnht,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-01

9Wie fdIid bettrtetlett 5ie bic
5roltett," iogte tie trolrt9, u&i,'
limo piel at obbaugig bon uiierets
@efilblen, mierem Gmpfinoert, nnt
unbeeinfluBt 81 6leiben. Seben Ste,
l6 fam mir porlte1e1t oaB malt Ell
he 8rou 10 lollge perod6ttgen, qllG=
len, peintgen mag, bis lie mirfli6
oas miro, lpo5u mo- lie mahte.
Ine meniger guten Snitinfte lpoden
in inns OUT, pen1 mo fi6 imnler
gegen feline Mitmeniden 51 pertet-
oigen bat. Mon miro bart, lieblrs.
ltf19ere6t, bosbaft 5rlebt - oie BOB
lidite @affe einer 6rou. gs gilt
dber olf) iblieBlid ieoe, neil mir
idublos ooiteben, ieoer boien 31nse
prelsge9eben iino. @elh' cine
trourige, trollriae @ebrloiigfeit
liegt oarin."
gr botte oie stirm g~efoltet un6
lab finlter Dor iih nieoer. Gnee
Gpiiooe itiee Dor ieiner G%rinneruna
allt, Die Nelps @ort braitiif iqlt-
l%trierte, bie linn @e iunobeit unb Sc
ben gefoitet, ieine Shmeiter in Sic
Melt getrieben botte.
n0te eneltcn @ren5en lino oes-
balb Die beiten fir cine Srau,~ log=
te er berb.
p0ein, nein, rief lie obmebreno,
uall6 fir uns e~riltiert bas @ort
Sreibeit. @ir limo ood feline Mo.
l6inen, hie man orf ireeno cine SIR
beitsleiihlng itelt uno sic banit jill
frieoen iino? 9hm lieber olles an
oere e%rtrogen. Iber laiien mir
oos iett, mir ipraden bon Saroed.
08iiien sic, no er ii6 ieet ouf-
6olt?" fragte er, roi6 abgelenfr
sd b0rte lanee nidts BON ibul.
gSSn Spanien, 10 piel luie id
meiB."
Sic iteben nidt III a%orreipon
oen5 nit ibm2"
y9ein."
u@enn ib cine 5rau lpdre," Ioate
6ieot langiom, vtooiiber bate lh
mid in @oroed perliebt; nit icner
2iebe, sic mad Ser gon5en @elt,
na6 @ott uno Seufel nid)t fragt.
Sd 6emllnoere Srauer, oie ibn1 oe-
geniiber fiibI bleiben fonnen."
GortIebnna ioIot.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-01
@mmoriitii1.s
8opnlar ansaebriift.

Gin fommanbierenoer General
ntmmt einem S%nfanteriften bas @e-
pebr aus Der @ano uno befiellt
tbm, Die Sebler ieines SduI5es gu
rlennen> glei6 ais Oh er gu eincln
aamerooen iprade. Der General
bolt linfs neben oas 3iel, uno ser
SnfanteriIt lagt: vGner @reelens
balten 5u melt nod linfs. @s er-
folgt cine ernitli6e Giige. es mGre
befoblen, our6ats i'm Gone zines
4amerooen gu antporten! Ser Sc
neral %mieoerbolt ben @eriudl inoenl
er pieoerum linfs nebeiL0i Sheibe
5lelt. Munlnebr ermannt iid Scr
bteoere arieger:: Sid, &orl, GIN
mi man De Stint meooer, on i6iittlt
oo6 en'n 9redl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-01
Watmrlpmmoer.

Sn Dem beriibmten aquarium 81
0eapel betradten 5fpei Norbbeutiba
Die oceaniihen Merfmiiroigfeiten
Sbr @ritaunen fpadit, inoem lie bon
gaiiin 81 9aiiin %fortlfreiten. gno-
lid MAIDEN Tie Dor einem Salt, ous,
nad Der aufihrift gu idlieBen,
i6tDimmenoe Gardiner entbalt.~ Da
itoBt elmer ben anoern in Die &lp-
pen: nSaben Sic ibon 10 ettpas ge-
ieben = Saroinen NIT 4opp2l"
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SOnisin eniiens lettc Sabrt.

gie pielbepeintc aDnigin mor nod
ibrem SpOe 5unad)lt porl4ufia inn
gerliner Come beigelest tporoen,
aber bon p%ornberein be1tano Der
@unid, ibr eine 3eionoere @eoaht=
nisfirbe 5t erribten, uno Sdinfel
bette oen ar6iteftonii6e1t gntpurf
oa5u bereiis i'm Sftober 1910 all,
Der gerliner alnItausftelung, oia
oud) cine Sammlung Don 2uilenbii~
bern elltbielt, oisgeltellt. Ser So
mig aber botte in Der rihtigen gr-
fenntrlis, oaB Die 3eit uno oa5
2ono fir einen groBen air9enbou
81 arHu lei, nod ben @ntmiirfen oes
Sofbaurates @enb oas @rabmal I'M
Gbarlottenbureer S1ioiie banen Iui-
len. 9ortbin muroe Der Sara Sci
aonigin 1910 aml Sabrestage ibres
@il5uges in Berlin, am 90. De-
5ember, in Den eriten M~orgenItuns
Den iiberfiibrt. Die bon &leiit re-
oigierten 9erliner Mbenobldttcr
bradten iiber oieie lette Sabrt ser
&onigin 2niie ben folgenoen @e-
ridt: u@eitern friib Inn A llbr
mnroe Der Sei6nam Sbrer Majeitlt
Der peremigten &onigin goti5 in
Der Stiae, aus Dem bielieen Oonl.
no oerielbe bisber geltonoen, in
bic, gu oieiem 3mede erbaute an-
peae nad Gbarlottenburg gebrodt.
Ser Sare, aaf mel6em ii6, mie an
benz Gage Der feierli6en Sci
iebuna, Die &rone befano, muroe
BON einigen fonieliden Sousoffi-
5ianten, Ourd cine 9ieibe bon Cor
De on Corps, oie in Dem Com alf-
gelte[lt NOR, auf oen, pcr Dem
9omportal baltenoen uno nit aft
9feroen beipannten 2ei6entposen
gebraht. Sc. gr5elen5 Ser Ser
@ouperneur, @raf. b. aalfreutG Die
aammerberren Sbrer MaieiiGt Ser
pereipigten &onigin, uno einige an.
Der Serren maren BET oieler Seier:
lihfeit segenmdrtig. Bon oieier
aus sing Ser 3ue, in elmer finiteren
uno gegen oas Gnoe regnigten
Naht, inter 8eoedung elmer Som
paenie foniglider SuBgaroe, bnrb
Die 2inoen, fir oeren Grleuhtllng
bon neuem, auf beioen Seiten ge-
iorgt iporDen mar. nod benz 8ror
oenblmser Cor; mebrere foniglid)e
Staabeoiente nit 6ofeln ritten re-
benber. Ser BUG fam, bei MnbruA|
oes Cages, in Gbarlottenmlrg alt.
mo Die bobe 2eiAe beieeiest malrSe.
nno Der Tropit, 5err Hibbef, in
8egenpart Or. Maj. bes &oni0s.
Der nit ben 8rin8e1i, leinen erlaud6=
ten Sobnen, bon Gotsoam bel
ilbergefommen NOR, sur Ginmeibulle
Der Sbrer Wai. Der perenigten So.
nigin 5um 9egrabnisort oienenbeh
2opeae, cine palienoe &c6e biclt.
Gas Sdauipiel mar an oieiem Sa-
ge in Berlin gei6loiien, uno Der
gan5e Sol ionie mebrere moerc,
oenen bas Mnbenfen an Die bei.e
9anoesmutter nod i'll Screen lebte.
gingen idmar5. = Gem \Eublifo
peroerl, mie es beiBt, Gage De-
ltimmt merben. an melhm linn er-
loubt-7ein miro, jene, Die teuren
9eite Der fonielifen Srau entbul-
tenoen aapeae 5lt GborlqttenburG
81 beilden." - 3mei Satire ipdter
fanb Oann Nalifs ergreifeno i6oner
Marmoriarfopboe i'm WauioleunI
Mnfltealtne, Der nod beute oos tag
li6e @alfabrts5iel pieler geiuher
lift.
9aS engliide Yarloment lit in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-01
Ser @roffarit.
(Sortiebuns bon Der 2. Seite.)

NOoItlSPatS pOt W SStif.J
iein idoner 8ratenrod in Der Mitte
ent5rpei gerillen mare.
Ser &uiie i6leuoerte inter ieilen
bnihigen Mugenbrauen beraus Elm
paar bur6orineenoe 9lide auf &erll=
buber, Dem es INNER fbmiiler gu
Wute muroe, uno lagte nod einlnaI
| ettpas.
0iesmal glaubte &ernbuber 5l
berlteben. Ser 9fuiie moate lei
men Hamen ipiifen.
uGbriitian Mnbreas &ernbuber "
gs beriagte ibm fat Ste Stimme.
o&errnbuberr?"
$50! &ernbmber!"
uSie mobnen2"
G~ernbuber gab feline @orelie an.
Ser Gufie notterte beioes nrh
| oing meiter.
l. &ernblber befreite 5uerit porli1-
tig ieinen &odidobel uto iette it'd
baum pie Elm gum CODE 8erurteilter
mieoer auf ieinen 8lat. CT fiirdl-
tete, oaB er ieines Mmtes entiett
tperoen miiroe. Mm gnoe fonnte er
nod frob iein, lpenn er pbne Mrrelt-
itrafe oaponfam. @ano apatbiib,
obne meiter a1f irgeno etmas 5ll ad
ten, briitete er Dor iid bin.
@s oauerte lange, bis er 10 lbeit
/ altr Veiinnuud fdnt. 0nR er iih Sic
| Srage porlegen fonnte, mas er an
Nnbnbof in @ien anfangen io1e.
Che er iih aber oariiber i'm &Iareli
tDar, fubr Ser 3ug uub ibon in oie
9aae, .uub &ernbuber elite, elmer
pIosIihen Gineebllne folgeno, CUR
@agentiir, offnete, iprang binaus
uno itiirmte an gbrenfompagnie unb
Yoliaei poriiber gum Musgang. &ein
Meni1 bielt i'm auf. Man iab i'm
tpabribeinlid fir eiten ruliiiden
@ebeimpoli5iiten an. Damn mari Ell
fih angefibts Ser perlammelten
Wenidenmenge in einen bereititeben-
ben 6iafer nro fubr oapor.
Sein @eluh beim 2anoesidulin-
ipeftor perlief iebr giinitig. gr err
belt feline SberlebrerlteIe uno febr-
te, balb frob nnb balb bon oaeriei
8efiirhtungen erfiiGt, nod Sai1ie
5uriif. @o6enlang ipufte Die Mngit
in ieinem &opf berunr. gnblih BE-,
rnbigte er ii6. Ser &uiie batte i'm
offenbar bergeiien.
Se6s Monate lpater fam Elm gro
Bes %berliegeltes S9reiben BON Der
8e8irfsbauptmannidnft, in meIdem
benz 9errn SberIebrer Gbriitian Mlt-
oreas &ernbuber mitgeteiIt mllros,
oaB er fir beionoere 9ienite onIGi;-
lid bes 3arenbeiudes in @ien eiren
5iemlih boben ruiiilden Sroen -
ben Namen fam ih mir niht mer-
ten - erbalten babe. @leifBeittJ
muroe inn bon allerbo11ter Steae
Die Grlaubnis erteilt, ben Sroen e.
fentIi1 81 tragen.
Sod einmal mlBte er iif in Gala
nerfen uno gum 8e5irfsbmlpi-
mann geben, I'M ben Srben per
ionltb in gmpfang 81 nebmen. 9ies-
NAL mar er idon piel %ielbitbefpub-
ter.
Muf Die Sraee oes ge5irfsbaupt-
manns, mofiir er eigentIi6 ben Or
ben befommen babe, fonnte er nn=
tiirlih feline Mntport geben. Gr
fonnte bod nidt ~er5dblen, pie iidl
bic @eihi6te 5~ugetrasen batte.
60 itotterte er etpa BON 8abns
bof uno gmpfang, blieb iteden fling
bon borne an .ino blieb ipie6er
ftefen.
Mber Der 8e5irfsbauptmann 1at.e
ielbit einmal einen boben Oroen
befommen, obne 5u miiien, nariinl.
9arum eab er iih init &ernbuber's
gebeimnispoaer Mntport 5ufrieben.
aernbuber lit iebr itol5 auf ieinen
0r0en. Sd claude, er biloet iih
nirflid ein er bGtte i'm peroieni.
Desbalb nernen mir i'm MIR nod
ben @roBfiirlten."
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,sm Der gcseiitermna.

@ait (oer i'm 8feroefleiid : Be
.itauront Die 3eitune lieit): y&ur-
rab, oa bat i6on lpieoer i'm auslano
elm oeutiher Saul geiiegt - ole
Gdtunq Dor unierer 8feroe5udt =
brineen sic mir nod cine Yortion
aeaner!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-01
syemriacs Dilemma.

IS tit Dor Der eriten Geligions.
ltunoe. 9ie beioen aonfeiiionen ha-
ben IN peridieoenen &lallen Inter
ridt. Ser feline Meper remit ben,
leno auf Dem 5llr bin uno Der. SEA
aber, Meperden, marum peinit ou
oenn iol", fragt ein 2ebrer. Ser
Sunee ldluf5t: sd meiB nid,t.
OBJ i6 iiioiid ooer 6riitIid binl"
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syran er6iclt anten Mat.

Weine 5rau monte uniern Sunge1
gum 0oftor nebmlen, idreibt 9
6ranfel bon Strouo. Sflo., ih iasti
Iaber, gebrauhe 0udlens Mrniee
Salbe uno iie beilte Die @eule in fur.
ger 3eit. 8eriuht Tie. Mur 25 Cts
bel alien 0ruaailten.
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2eben fnr3 Dor benz soSe serettet,
Sd mar niemals meirem @rnte

70 nnbe,A idreibt IS. 81. Batterion
bon @ellington, Seras, oala menn
eis1e ihredlihe grf1Itung uno eiu
2ungenlei6en tros speijdbriger arat.
liGer 1~ebanolung mid auf Toe
Yfun0 berunterbrafte. Mein go.
ter, Nutter nno 5pei Sdmeitern
itarben an Der Shtpinoiuft. 9oi,
i'd iest nod am 2eben bin, babe id
rlir Dr. Sings Netp DISCOVERY 81
peronnfen, bic mid bonitdnote fit
rierte." SOC unb ST. YrobeHoid)e
frei. @~arantterf bon onen Gruggi.
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Der pernnaliifte g~piatifer.

uaber SEER @iiIer, mas mafen
Sic oenn bier i'm Gbouiieeeroben2"
SD beidaftigte mid 9eraoe nit
Der groberune ser 2uft."
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Der Yrobbaner.

uaeun @odlbauer, eller Sol lit ia
onrd einen glieihlog eingedihert
'moroegl"
oSaft's net bralldt!!~
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@iro elm OFFER BON Sie6cn.

9. %. Bombs bon Goal Gitg.
Sflo., beidwert ii6, oaB onei 9iebe
ibm Die @eiunobeit fir 5fpei Sabre
itablen: Gin 2eber- uno elm 0iererl,
leioen. Or. Sings 0eue 2ebens
Biaen fiirierten i'm. % Gents Bel
aaen 9rugeilten.
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= Die merifaniihen NebeIen 90
ben 5mei 3iige Der merifanii6en'
~@entralbabn an einem Srte 5mii6en
2aguna uno Sio Guliente i'm Stoate
CHIHUAHUA o~ufeebalten.
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Sin W1ftr.

Game: Das gerpetuum mobile
eriitiert nod imnler niht."
9err: yWert man bon Der
Graueu3urge abiiebt.
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Der unseididte Sdiler.

q. (alif Ser StroBe): .@orum
iprang per alte SEER 10 plotlih ouf
Die Seite, ols er Sbrer anii6tig
muroe?"
8: ya6, oas mar mein friiberer
Sanalebrer!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-01
Der Sdlimscl.

Moma: v@ber Sorls, mart ou
Sbltngell Oh bait mir ia BEN GAM
sen Simbeerlaft altsgetrunfenl"
Sans: Sci nidt boie, Manla,
i'd glaubte, es pare 9ebertbrm."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-01
Klein Gift fir Baby.
VoR VlERzlG JAHREN glaubte fast jede Muter, ihr XII

" os soe KlERzl5 9AAREN glaubte fast jede Mute, ir Kind mdsse yum
V ochaten Paregorc oder Laudanum haben. Diese Droguen bewirken
;, schafm d EINlGE TROPFEN ZU VEL bewnken sCHLAF, AUS DEM
ho AhlN EkWACHEN GlEBT Viele sind auf desc Wese ums Leben gekom-
men, oder durch Paregorc Laudanum ud Morphn, lamhr narkdiscbe Produkte
a u oPmm maui ai INNER MINER an an ihrer Gesundheit geschadigt worden. Apohekern list
verDoten, lrgend enes der genannten Narcoica fir Kinder Jemandem zu YER
Ra1fen ohne dasss sic nf der tkete ais Gift namhaft gemacht sind. Die
ne anu ds worries "NMcoacum" id: "Fine Medizn, weche schmerzen stlt
umd Shat Verursacht jedoch in zu sarken Dosen Bewusstosgkeit Krampfe
md Tod zr Folge hat" Der Geschmack ud Geauch Won Arzneien, wdche
Upmm entnalten Wrd verdeckt; sic werdenv erkaut unter den Namen: "Tropfen",
apoidas IND md soothing o9ha syruPs" etc Man soIte Kindenn kene Medizn YER
kennen. CAsToRA ENTHALT KEINE NARCOTICA, wenn versehen NIT der
Unhrschrift Won Chas. q. Fletcher
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-14
CORNS!
BUNIONS!
CALIOUSES!
KEENE'S
GLAD PHEET"

REMEDY
removes aft traces of Corns, Bon
ions, and Cafiouscs IN "a hocrs,
Money Back Coupon IN every
package. No Curei No Pay!
Just apply a little GLAD
PHEET SALVE and cover with
the thin rubber GLAD-PHEET
PLASTER and you'll forget
yoa ewes had bad feet. Apply it
t,aiaht. Be confess tomorrow
ryzw treatment! Positive resu1tsI
i;c q 25s At AL DRUGGISTS.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-14
TALK OF COMsTock
RETIRING FROM GUARDIANSHIP
Reported in Hartford That He Does
Not Desire to Continue.

There was some talk last week to
the effect that Mr.. Comstock does not
desire to continue in the Craftsmanship
of the democratic state central COM
mittee to conduct another campaign
for the party, says the Hartford Times.
1t will be recalled that in 1910, after
the state convention in New Haven,
there was talk to the effect that there
were others who aspired to the chair
manship and that they stood a good
chance of being elected. But the only
thing evident was the ambition of
these gentlemen to occupy the position
ofsstate chairman The chance of the
election of any one of them as the
successor of Mr.. ComStock was not ap :
parent. For a time it looked as If
there might be a vacancy in the chair
manship by the voluntary retirement
of Mr.. Comstock. But when it was
found that Mr.. Comstock had a desire
to continue to serve the party, for
which he has an inherited affection
that is strengthened by his faith in It
as an agency for improving the public
service and sanely amending the laws
of the state the number of those who
favored change dwindled to three or
four. or perhaps less. Mr.. Comstock
wanted to enjoy the pleasure of help
ing to elect Simeon E. Baldwin gov
ernor. He had not the slightest doubt
of the election of Judge Baldwin.
Others might waver in their belief in
the strength of Judge Baldwin at the
polls. but the confidence of Mr.. Com
stock in his success never for a mo-
ment weakened. 1t was the faith that
moves mountains which, Mr.. Comstock
had The committee reelected him.
and he enjoys the distinction, which he
prizes above every other political hon :
or, of being at the head of the demo
cratic party when Judge Baldwin. its
nominee, was elected governor. 1t is
said that there is a sentiment in IA
vor of appointing Sheriff George For
ster of Tolland county to the state
Craftsmanship If there is to be a
change in the position a better mar
than Sheriff Forster could not be chos-
en- to succeed Mr.. Comstocl He has
all the attributes for successful 1ec9nr
ship. Success has attended all his eff
forts in politics. 1t is true of politics
as of everything else that nothing sue
ceedS like success.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-14
BRICK PAVEMENT TO Be STARTED
Work Will be Commenced Today on Taking Up Blocks
South Side of Street-Hourigan Lane Improve
Also to be Started-Contract For Spling Let

This morning work is to be started
by the street department on the brick
pavement in Main street from Franklin
square west, and it will be pushed
along as fast as possible, that the
street may not be blockaded any long
er than necessary. Alderman Gebrath
stated in connection with the an
nouncement that the work is to be
started today that it will be com
menced at Franklin square and the
first as far as Shannon's corner.
The block paving will be removed
on that half of the street, allowing the
north side for traffic until the south
side is finished. 1t will require some
time to get ready to lay the brick as
there will be bed of concrete five
inches thick on which will be. placed
sand cushion two inches thick on
which the brick will be placed, and
these will be rolled down and the
spaces between them filled with cemen.
as was dona on the other brick pave
ment. After both sides of the street
as far as Shannon's corner are COM
pleted the remainder of Main street
where the pavement is to be placed will
be closed up during the work and traf-
f1c will have to go through Shetucket
and Little Water streets during that
time Whatever changes or repairs
that are necessary to pipe lines in the
street will have to be made after the
block pavement is taken up. AS soon
as a large enough quantity of blocks
are taken up they will be relaid on
Commerce street.
There has been a slight delay in the
matter of starting the pavement be-
cause of the Connecticut company fail
ing to give the city an order to go
ahead with the work for the road at
the price quoted. On Saturday Alder
man Gebrath was in telephone COM
munication with Engineer Elwell, vino
said he thought it would be all right
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-14

for the city to go ahead with the work,
and his statement was such as to cause
the belief that the price the city agreed
to do the work for the company would
be accepted.
1t has been decided that the ement
curbings will be placed only as far 2s
Shannons corner on both sides. In
many instances the present cuIolngS
are all right and will not be disturbed
this being particularly true west of
Shetucket street, where the present
ones will probably remain.
The same kind of brick as used east
of the square will be used on this job,
being the Mack brick, and it is ex-
pected that the first of them will be
here in ten days There will be nc
hump brick used in this stretch Of
pavement. Between the rails the brick
will be laid as they are in New Lon
don, with crown in the center, and
at the rails the brick are dropped Sc
that they are even with the side OF the
rail. The overcoming of the use OF
hump brick reduces the cost consider
ably and will also overcome the ne
cessity of replacing the hump brick
which as laid from the square east
wear out quickly by the constant rub
bling of the wheels of the cars and
vehicles. The railway company is OF
course pleased at this change.
This morning the work is also to be
started on the Hourigan lane improve
ment under the direction of Cruthe~s
& Lillibridge.
The contract has been let to a. L
Potter for the furnishing and driving
of the spiles at the dump. He was
the lowest bidder and will provide ana
drive the Spite at a cost of s4.75 each
He will also do the other work of bolt
ing the spiles together and fnis'hins
off the top of them. He will secure 6
Spite driver from out of town and is
anxious to get at this work as soon az
possible.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-14
ANNUAL OUTING OF
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
About 500 People Spend Enjoyable Day
at Poquetanuck Drawbridge.

The annual outing of the Holy Name
society of st. Mary's parish was held
at the Poquetanuck drawbridge
grounds Sunday and like previous oc-
ing. The parishioners by their pres
ence showed their Endorsement of tile
work of the organization. The van
guard of the organization arrived on
the 80 train: others came by the
Westerly trolley, While autos and other
vehicles brought down a large mum
Der. The day was spent i'm various
ways, many taking to the boating,
while others enjoyed the athletic
events and ball game on the diamond.
Rev. John III. Fitzmaurice and Rev.
William H. Kennedy honored the or
ganization by their presence for an
hour or more.
The Father Mathew T. A society and
Holy Name society baseball teams bat
tied for supremacy on the diamond
the game being decided in the last in
ming in favor of the temperance advo-
Gates by score of IS to II. Batteries
II. A. Society: Louis Combies and
Martin >Krensloi; Holy Name Society:
Michael H. Delaney and Francis Har-
rington.
were Francis j. Murtha, Nelson La /
vale, Edward j. Brophy and James
Murphy of West Town street
The events resulted as follows:
Standing jump-C. J. Downes first
John Downing second. L. Combies
third.
Running broad jump-Downing first
George Drescher second. Combies third
Standing hop. step and jump
| Downes first, Downing second, Com
bies third.
Running hop, step and jump-DowG-
ing first, Drescher second. Combies
third.
100 yard dash (men)-Downing first
Joseph Gadle second, Combies third.
! 100 yard dash (boys) -Joseph Porte
lance first, Arthur Porteiance second
| John Swanton third.
Shot put-Dr. E. J. Brophy first G.
| J. Downes second. Joseph Gadle third
| Relay race-Gadle and Downing first
| Combies and Joseph Casey second.
| The prizes awarded the winners ir
| the athletic events were handsome sill
| ribbons properly inscribed. Blue des-
| ignated first. red second and white
| third.
| The picnickers enjoyed an appetiz.
! ing spread and it was estimated tina
| 500 persons were present to enjoy tht
| hospitality of the Holy Name society
| The arrangements for same were 7
| the hands of the board of govern
| mant