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Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
Arnax and Navy Club.

Saturday afternoon of the executive e
 eemmittee of theA Army and Navy club Of -Conneeticut The annual meeting and banquet t0s be hela din dune as usual, was d1seusse<l.s It is plasHneed to hold thes meeting aud banQdet at The Gfiswo1d. Last season sthe affairopen- 4 ed the hotel and it probably sviA this
 season. Those present at Saturday s
 meeting were .CelDnel J. N Knowles sof Bridgeport, iecretary of. the club,
 and Comrades Whitney. of Bridgeport,
 Caruthers df Norwich and Mckinley
 of New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
Ks,ssina Of Good Tspsplar,.

N The regular meeting of Buckingham Hodge. r Q. e. T.. Was held in the chap A of the, Third Baptist church on Mon Gay evening with 2 good attend Anc. Chief Templaf Ernest A. Smith pre-. &ded and routine business was
 tra Esacted. It was announced that at
 th4 next meeting, which cames on May I. the 1ocRf lodge will be honored with
 "a visit by Grand Chief Tenpiar John A Akerlihd when special business will st se transacted. At the conclusion of T 4ie meeking ice cream and cake were served by Amos A. Baldwin
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
1l| ilae44.

ssx i1en Aa1e hlNfzs been exy F
 < 6 E; s si
 hr6nFht si1ik aSa4a1t tl1se H l1 1efee,
 F, 90. of Brid&eppft 4p teepN1f da8S(e ! Atta&2aaeHt Was elaeed on rdad
 EQ31sr Qt tfie de1eadaHt cof4panY Hear Nx.1sAK Cove, w31ese U .iA n1ed in eQi8e
 tisln s0f a Ratt Qf the atate road hftWeen fhe< tnWns of AfqhfV32 2An
 MoIsvich The intia a7leGes tlaat IF cQmnany to cart stone and that he has not received payInent for the work. A
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
NE6ln1No.
:. ..kilpoyzRurns

George T.; EilroysAof NorWich Town and Miss Katherine M. Burns of Cliff street were quietly married at St. Pat
 ricks church Monday morning by the .Revs Thoaas 'GrlBably The Bridesmaid was Miss Rose M. Burns sister of the bride, and A. Kilroy, hrother of .the groom, was best man: A reception and breAkfast followed the cerenl6ny and only Immediate relatiress were present. Many beautiful gifts were received by Mir. and Mis- Kilrey.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
TIE V9EATHER.
sEesssanlal lpr Esdex

( F4sSe4~& tPr EadeY.
 eSa ssy aiSsai1ss sss S lssaS aSd slightly waFMer; moderate northwest winds. becomip& variable.
 sPredictionss ix6m the New Yorfx Her 1ald: On Tuesday partly cloudy and r1fsder westlar sgitl prevszll with lfEht. variable windR and oh Vse&nesdS.y Uv- ercssst. weafhsf, v3th slsRitf feTap era , tiire changes, pri6hsibly followed By rain in this section.
 ohssrxatiapa in Merwsch. The following reeortls, rsepnrted from Sevin's. pharmacy, show tlrs changes in temperatgre and tue baromstric changes Monday:
 T1cer Bar j a. n ................A 56 5000 IF m. ...............~ 50 29.95 | Highest 55, lowest g. ccnpsrisRHsf ] Predictions for Mo nday: Fair; warmer; variable wind s { Monday s, weather Asi .nredicted.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
'fstsr cauehiar Had Feet iniursd ir
 Mill-PArscnai Nokss.

Saturday m6rning Peter Gauchier
 had his right foot cauEht in an open
 CT sAt the unitsd States Finishing com
 pary's plant, where he is employed.
 Mra GaucfffeJ. was taken to hls home
 on sgss ceatsa ea95ea avenue and daa ysteiaa g sboues in n,e foot were broken. and it swin p5oha ply pc severn. weeks before he can ref urn to work. The Njury was a. painfuE one
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
osl'kuIAax.
Arthur R Clinton.

xkf
 TheS death of Arthur P, G1eason, fort merly of Norwich. occurred in Worces- eter a0n Monday For soi7ae years the
 deceased conducted a general store at 5 YaHtic, where he made his home. He left Hantfc about a year ago. The body
 will be hrQalaht to this citv for burial.
 He Is starNaved by one brother, E]Me-
 Gleason. MT. Gleason laad many Itlentis
 in Norwich and Yantic and his death will be.moufHed hn all. Dwight Gallup.
 The death of Dwight Gallup, who
 passed his 8eth Birthday last Friday. foeeazHSRsr e4fly Sunday evening l11 Fl 4sayAfd at. the GaliHp homesseaA, |rNEHjeh was also his birthplace. He had to his sahvancipg years, but he had been confined ta the house oply about two weeks.
 Mir Gallup was one of, 4t.es oldest and F one of the. most hzehd E rssptete r6si dents of his native town of Ledy ard He came of Revolutionary stock his E tEec,# EAREs $sRf&Niek aal54psS Aa Ning fought in the Revolutionary aEMy, the deceased being the youngest of a Iafte family. He~NsR a farnA4 all his life and was especially well known for his musical ability, possassiHg a fine voice and lraving 3augft vocal ealtHre -fef "a number of Hearsy He sang at sthe last Bill library diaherss He was also a piano player of ability and for a mum Der of yeaEs conducted the singing al 1 the Old Mystic Methodist Episcopal church. He lived an exemplary :. life and was held in high esteem through out the npnunity.
 1 His wife, who was Lydia Wadhams 1 of Goshen, Eitehfeld county, passed
 away about five years aga. MT. Gallup 1 leaves four e3lifdreR R-Jennie, who is the, wife of Judge Russell Gallup oi tLedNard; Lilie and Moses, who rAsid- ]! ed at home with their father;> Ralph 1 who is on. the New York police force and Maria, who is the wife of Adam
 Larrabee of Windham. He also leaves five grandchildren. .ss-<1 e.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

"A Reliable Medicine-Nqt a Narcotic ]. nfrs. E. Martf, St. Joe; Mich says: .sCur little boy contacted seEene bls2nchial trouble and as the doctarss medicine did notAcur him. I gave hinl F'oley's Honey and Tar Compound, in which have great faith It cured the cough as well as the choking and gag ging spells and he got we'll iIi "a short time Feley's Honey and Tar Com pound has many times saved lss much tr0Qble, and We are never without 1t ja tlae holnp Lee . lOsxpod Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
opa canduetor EssIped Rack eo Work.

Nr M Wi1fQrd Adams is his name, and
 with chronic rheurnatism and used
 kwo bpttI of Feley's Kidney Remedy 4th good effect The third bottle put me on lay feet and I resumed work as cond nductQr on the Lexington, ky, street railway It will do all you claim iH cases of rheumatis It clears the blood of uric acid. Lee & Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

|4.- Miss Elizabeth Wheeler of the Scot land road spent day recently with
 cousins in Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Raymond Keab1es of Tanner street has gone to Providenee, R. T., where ht has secured employment.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Mir. and Mrs. George LePan have moved to Milford. Conn.,. after six years residence at ReileyieW farm, near the FaftvilIe road.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

j. H. Fox of Montville spent Easter Sunday with bis daughter, Mrs. D. A Aiken, of Tanner street.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

John SchWenk and his brother, Jo- seph Schwenk. of New York city were at their home on the New London turnpike for the week end.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

MT. and Mrs. Fred Robinson and West Side. to 55 East Town street
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Mrs. Irving Hamilton and her daughter Natalie are spending several
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
Mayer Gut of Work.

The busiest little things ever made are pr. Kings New Life Pills. Every pill Is q sugar coated globule of health, thsat cha 1ges weakness into strength, i4ngu0r into energy, brain flag into mental power; curing Constipation Headache, Chills, Dyspepsia, Malaria
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

5 William J. Burns has Eeturned to his
 home on Peckss Corner after several
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Mrs. w D. Thaeher has returned from two weeks visit with her par ents. MT and Mrs. Everett Stark, of
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Miss Edna Citti of Washington street is spending a few days with relatives in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Thomas Buckley of Hartford, a for mer resident here. spent Easter with his sisters. the Misses iSfey, at their home on Pecks Corner.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
Eastsr soejeI at Third Dspti.t Church

! A pleasant Easier social was held ,slt the Third Baptist church Monday evening under the auspices of the B. iT. F 70. Earioue games were el ioyEd and prizes were awaFded Ice cream
 and cake were served. There was al good atteAaance and 2 please mt social
 evening was passed by all. The affair
 was in charge of Mrs John Lewis and
 MFs Hetbert I. Reckham.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
eoRN.

GREENE- In Stonington (Pawcatuck), |,
 Conn April 5, 1911, daughter Lau- rte Lilhan. to Mir and Mrs. Avis Greene
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
M R ED.

ECAsE% %BssOWN--In New London. April 15s 1911, by Rev. James Wilson Fix Ter, Roy Irving Case of Racine. Wis,
 and Miss Ruth Brown of New Lon , don.
 KILR0Y- this city. April ! IT, by Rev. Thomas Grumbly, George T Kilroy of Norwich Town to Miss
 Katherine M Burns of Cliff street.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Mrs. William Semple hasA returned from d visit with sreIatives gin Hart
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
SpeciaI Curtain Values

At 39cL Rufied Muslin Curtains, va1ue
 soc At 65c Rufied Muslin Curtains, fou
 21a yards long. value ssc. At 85c-F1at Muslin Curtains win
 dainty edgings. value 2se- At $13e-Scrim Curtains in white end
 Arabian. value s1.59. At S1.49-Scrim Curtains in white eD1ys
 hemstitched edge, with imjtaoD
 drawn work. At sec--white Nottingham Lace cur-
 tAins, value 79c. At s9c-White Nottingham Laco Cur-
 tains, value S1.1o. At $1.39HNottingham Lace CurfatnDb
 plain effects with neat borders,
 value s1.5o. At-$1.49--Cluny Lace Curtains fn wh1te
 and Arabian. value SIPS.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Napoleon Fournier of Hunters ave- nue and Joseph Healy of Ba1tie are visiting friends in Palmer. Mass
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
MaNina .Ae lEidaAeers.

Mrs. F. H. Prfnealy and her daughter, Miss Ruth Princely, of West Town street, are naoyinE to RriAeepert. Many
 parfure, as they have lived here for a long time, having been 21 years in the
 house they are leaving.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Charles J. Twist and family have moved from Lowell. Mass, to this city, ana Mr. Twist has accepted position as engineer with the United States Finishing company.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
chip,ney Fire.

chimney fire fn7the ten- 'ezn6nf hSise belonging to James MoTi-
 Hty ons sixth street at ten o'clock No. 2 responded to the call. The fire
 was subdued by the use of chemical
 and little damage was done.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

7Aisses 11auae Card and Mary Spell
 man were visitors in Danielson Sun day.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

John J. Connolly of Hartford was | visitor inAtown over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Mrs, Jeseajk 4( . sS Y se, Siid dai1e 2. tsEs E1ds Rd I1lQx ids5|s g
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Edgar Princely and Jesse Gardner of Bridgeport have retuEned after several
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

MTand Mrs. John O,sBriAn of Trad ing Cove spent Sunday with local rel
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Arthur Murphy has returned from Willimantic after visiting his sister, Mrs. William J. Malone of Central avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Frank Baldwin of Middletown spent
 Sunday with friends in town.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

ss Mr. and MrsI Edmond Proulx span Sunday with relatives in Central Vii laKe.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Mrs. Emma Brodeur and son Arthur of Hunters avenue were the 3uests o1 friends in North Grosvenordale Stn- day.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
days stay at Mr. Princely's former home on West ToMp street.

After two weeks stay at her home on Town street, Mrs. Sarah irreden- Eburg returned Monday to Pa.wtucket, n. II. where she will be with her
 daughter until May.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Rev-J-R. Very preached at Waure- gan on Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
No&ee.

James Donnelly wat 2 visitor ip town on Snnday..
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
|||Blllleti1a.I

'rs,s2slsy. All q: 1e1
 ss 4nx ls}5j Sisouid Ss deli 5e(-e4d
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

John -Gasey hes returned to Hartford after visiting his parents on Sixth street. VI
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
Notes.

George Brierly has entered the ern- :pIoy of the Ponemah company.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Philip Hendrick has returned to Co., lumlsia university after spending thel
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

William Relaney' was visitor il New London q4 Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
Sun. A1esa - | 1sles,
GREFIAEVltLE

tlde.. wllt9h IS. f2llps xsd h9 zo{ tl4G
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
Evening Gro,bsska ! Tasry.

The exepInE Grpsbeaks have been in foaif weeks. A large flock were seen Saturday in Huntington lane. Two HeFmft thfusAss were heard apsWseriqg each other Sunday morning hey are due from April l to April 10. MT Bur rsAghs calls the song the divine so : pFano of the Hermit to me it is the finest sound in natuTe.'
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Mr. and. axrs. I55avid alarSl lEi1 of North ttlebofo, dase epeIlt EsslldnK 5sftth Mt. md Mrs: He,Ea ksnyen of
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
ney. J. ,. Smith lssyes for savannah.

Rev. J. J. Smith. accom- ranied by Rev. w. A. Keefe of Eo1uptows,. left Monday afternoon for SaYan,iah,, Ga, to regain Shis strength afie-, his recent Illness. He expects to Teturn on AprH
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Frederick Chartier of Wi1linantic is visiting relatives on Merchants aye
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
: Brief Paraaraphs

CharIes Hull IS seTfQuSIy III at hl home on the Canterbury turnpike.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Hector Mcdonnell and family O Ba1louville are whiting Mr.. and Mrs James ssryice sf EentFlA avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

' Mrs. John CongdaH and son. Frank of Fourth Street Feturned Sunday from visit with friends in Hartford.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Walter Jenkins of Grand Rapids Mich, is fhe~ epest '.aR friends or Twelfth street.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Misses Margaret Daly and Rather inc McCemb were recent visitors ir Willimaptic.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Harold Anaerson of Waterbury is speHdiRf 2 few days with his parents on Carver avenne
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
Apron Ginehams 6Yte
Ofsandie FIorelle G3te

2000 yards of Organdje F1o<<- ellie in neat figured and fiefa1 G. signs. msdium and light co1ors- fine quality and very de<)F4139 for Summer waists and dro1D19-- ReguIar Sc eoeds ii lKe
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
.Garet ssrviss .s E;est ekHeeh.

There was caroi seryioe at the First ConkEexat tioaaal chltch Sunday |nveping The laree chorus choir added no the inteEest and the d3fserent sslec-
 tieMs were well given. A sym pat heHie Interpretation of Johnapns4 Evensone svas given by the QrGapist H. l.. Yer The Prisoners of Hope and rsferred to the fefaeHtash prisoHerss and to those who are in the prison. hea4e of pain
 and said that Christ Is the strong
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Philip OuIette and Arthur iBellexeu of Midt1letpwn spent Sunday with rel atives qn Second street.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
Drapery Materials

serinn is in great favor this seDpos for window drspery. Note HseDo offerings:
 17c scRIM at 14c Plain Scrim in white, cream - Arapianf-- Special price flc a yo}&
 regular price lie. zoe scRiM at 1ec
 Cross Bar scrim in white .se5
 cream Special price fsc yard. rw>
 thar price 2Ge.
 FINE scRiM at 3sc Fine quality Scrim in white. Arn1> ian and cream, pretty drawn v0fzB edgfngs with heavy satin stripe o0eco Special value at 3sc q yard coLoRED scRIM at 17e 50 pieces of Colored Printed oc11m --reversible-both sides aIfke-1oo- ! cial price 17c yard. reg,iiar er]ccS 20c and 25e.
 VERY SPEuALl Imported Scotch Madras--our oxn direct importation--onered at a 0<5<& heretofore unequalled. 1t fs 5s i&<1s<f wide yna *iIi both white and <r<151 2ze and ,s0s. Msdsas C zle | M nIeE ! m '
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Charles F. Casey. attended ths Knights of Columbus ball at Williman. tic Monaay evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Miss Katjlerine Mullaney of. Pros pect street has returned from visit with friends in HaEtferd.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

sGarde Breboeuf fair tonight.-ad
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

ia11a ginA x elisl1n o4 A1d A3fte t0 oH1l lx ssxie tA. z E <

Ahtl5t 6.Sg 6.elttek Monda naogpitag
 the department Mas called uptown fof a serious hzk' at Nsatlsl Hlfipalis. 3l2
 WashiRgton stHeets flA5SE 4a t3afd,s
 gorpeE kda1aes weHa HeRn eQMt5f4 from the hQaE6e iN two places MlaAf the piazxa on the sQHthwSSt eof4eH aBa A4NEe Ha& de4se HpQ3Ae thEQAgh Hee ld1diAf. It was evident that the Ire
 BtaEted aday from a fire HlAee QN
 tgk 4ee0nd HPQr, ae laHGe ti1}1b bREs sEREe s13akEhea Of aI1tt tl1e ire N Aa in the RAr-
 tltio1s, making 1t hard tu fs14t He
 fanes s.aet tRroskh to the attic And raEed thefe Mihe4 the fTetlaep casae the bose; had to be laid fnRH up bsYolaN MtAflaAM Corner TOO feet away; this p2ade it ifa-
 possible to get pressure enough to put a stream of water So the Second story, and 4aoEe hose was sent tor. 9MjHg to the delay in sending for the depaTt-
 H1ent, the fire w@a foo far axlvanced to use chen1fca1a It was impossible to get
 ah engine ID hAke. ..s.4 ssss l For half an houE it seemed as if the
 house would 70 but owing to the
 splendid work of the firetnen under
 Chief Stanton the lower stories were left nearly intact, the attic and gobi Ibeihs burned or. chopped a5say to Tete- vent the sRreasAPg af the Are asEt twas dana &e 8y ateF.; NeiHhRRrs ear Eied 4ast 6arn} }ts4lis. psakls es8zee for tlaf fremeR and helpeq in ev4gy way pos Sibles The Aouae was iHqNr1&
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
Dress Giaghams Slsc

Dress GlRghams dgc
 20O0 yards of the famoue ~He1 SeaF' Dress Gfnghams - p<1{<g- checks. stripes and plain coto1D> medium and light co1ors- Tb11s are 10 to 20 yard 1engthe. boz will be cut in any isng<h f0 suit
 Regular 12kse oinahsms e Hze
 ON SALE THIS moop6bpGc WHEN THE SToHE opGco4
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
The April Sale of Window Draperies

IT WILL CONTINUE TODAY AND THROUGHOUT THE WEEK.
 H0usekeeDeTs ss!s. who are . ss:.'t, :s < houseclsaning will appreciate this oZ~ portunity to supply their drapery noo(D at a substaptiaT saving.
 Cunrv kind of Lace and mosl5p C4H- 6NCl J tain ard every kind ef UE1I< cry Material is included in tb5s I@
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18
NOTICE

ssS IF f3ss 3s.,s: r tsss. sS;s ssss g ss sss'1 s s#9, # q IF s;sssssss ss'!;s,s ,;s' '4y'F'''7
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

Scrim is in great favor ibis eeoDo for window drspery. Note slsoI offerings:
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

50 pieces of Colored Printed 0c4lu -reversible-both sides aIIke-1Do leial price 17c yard. resdiar pr9ceI
 200 and 25e
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

anct Chief Templaf Eruest A. Smith pre-. ° and routine business was th4 next meeting, which c!ames on May l. i" the 1oc9f lodge will be honored with a visit by Grand Chief Fem piar John A Akerlihd, when special business will | e transacted. At the conclusion of ! 6ie mee&fng ice cream and cake were served by Amos A BAldwin Esstsr sosjaI at Third Baptist Church A pleasant Easter social was held .=lt the Third Baptist church Monday evening under the auspices of the E. iT. F. 70. Various games were ai ioysl and prizes were awaFded. Ice cream and cake were served There was d evening was passed by all. The affair was in charge of Mrs. John Lewis and Mrs. Hsfbsrt I Feckhan
 chimnsy Fire. sa el,imney fire in7tfe ten 'ezn4nf hStlse beIoagins to James Mori- Monday morning. and Engine com pany No. 2 responded to the call. The fire was subdued by the use of chemical and litde damage was done. Rey. J. ]. Smith lssvss for Savannah.
 Rev. J. J. Smith. accompanied by Rev. w. A. Keefe of Eoluptown- left Monday afternoon for !SaYan,lah,, Ca, to regain his strenstn afie- his recent Illness. He expects to Teturn on AprH 2s. sg
 Netes.
 James Donnelly WAS q visitor in town on Snnday.
 Rev. J.-R. Very preached at Waure- gan on Sunday
 William Relaney was g visitor in New London q1f suh9ay.
 John j. Connolly of Hartford was a visitor inftown over Sunday. |
 frank Baldwin of MiddIetown spent Sunday with friends in town. VII 1f-f lT - f---- -t4
 Mrs William senple hasa returned from a visit with sreIatives gin Hart ford.
 Aisgeg ataYas Card and Mary Spell day. sa U
 Mr and Mrs. John o,Brien of Trad ing tEoSe sRent $ supday with local rel
 John -Gasey kss refurned to Hartford after visiting his parents on Sixth street. VI
 Walter Jenkins of Grand Rapids. Mich, is The GueDt .e( friends on Twelfth street.
 Misses Nargaret Daly and Kather- inc McC9mb were recent visitors in Willimapfic.
 Charles P. Casey. attended the Knights of Columbus ball at Williman- tic Aanddy evening. Philip Oulette and Arthur iBellexeue of Middletpwn spent Sunday with rel atives Qp Second street. Miss Katberins Mullaney of. Pros pect street has retarned from visit with friends in HaHtferd
 Hector Mcdonnell and family of Ballouville arc whiting Mr. and Mrs James seryice sf EentFa avenue. Harold Anderson of Waterbury is speEdiHt g few days with his parents on Carver 98end7e.
 Mrs. John Congdan and son. Frank of Fourth Street returned Sunday from visit with friends in Hartford
 Arthur Murphy has returned from Wi1limantic after visiting his sister Mrs. William J. Malone of Central avenue.
 Charles !J. Twist and family have moved from Lowell. Mass, to this city %fr<1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06
FROM "COP" TO ALDERMAN
William H. Finley Finds He Has
Left Frying Pan for Fire.

William H. Finley. who represents the
10th District I'm the Board Of Aldermen
and is president OF the New York state As
ISOLATION Of /. A. Plumbers. Gasdtters.
etc. expressed himself yesterday as not
entirely satisfied with his duties as city
father Finley was at one time patrol
man, and il would seem from his statement
that ne regretted that he had not borne
the ills ne had. instead Of flying TO others.
There is nothing in being an alderman,
said Finley. 1t pays only $500 year
and when YOU go out with the boys ana
cater to the politicians there is little lett
When YOU have several children. as I have,
and such a trivial income TO support them
on It's a serious matter. AS far as the
BOARD of Aldermen is concerned. the MEM
bers do what is right. The trouble is with
the Board of Estimate and Apportionment.'
Finley wound UP his plant with an at
tack upon Borough President Miller who.
he maintained. followed the same motto that
FORMER Manor Van Wyck did. ITO hell with
the public" >,..,,
roIIe known as "Goldie'- Neil. who was
convicted Of killing her second husband,
ramed Neill. blacksmith of Greenwich,
conn She was sentenced 10 serve from
six 10 nine years in prison after pleading
guilty to the charge of naIslaushter. Neill
married her before the divorce from f1nley
was granted 80 A., ;...o ,,.,s
The authorities said that ne CRIME was
committed with q nail file. Mrs. Nell as
serted that she had stabbed her husband IN
seJf-defence when he was in q drunken
mood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06

cause considerable expense to the companies,
although they would have the opportunity
of securing electrical power from the federa'
government when the new dam Is built
The action OF the old canal board was re-
scinded on the recommendation Of Attorney
General Carmody on the ground that the
state has no right TO cancel the power
contracts at the present date.
AS result OF this action there is FEAR
in many quarters that the whole HUDSON
River improvement under the last Congress
appropriation may be held UP owing TO the
conditional clause which the state authori'
ties are unwilling to cary out. Colonel
Black, in charge of the engineering corps AT
work on the Hudson River Improvement
will come TO Albany TO confer with Cover
nor Dix and other state officials in refer
once TO the matter.
The improvement planned by the federal
government is actively favored by the
Chamber Of Commerce and other interests
in Troy. and much opposition to the action
of the state officias has developed.