davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31
So, Esary WnAss AeVlss

Our apples with few exceptions
are keeping fine. You need not
hesitate to buy by the box as we
guarantee then. Prices RIGHT 6tf.
GAZETTE BRos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31
Tukeys fss SaIe

Ten mammoth Bronze hens and
two gobblers, one pair white Holland.
l2tf b A. HARTMAN
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31
Ems fsr naecAine

From prize winning Rhode Island
Reds" and Barred Rocks" Abso-
lutte satisfaction guaranteed. Prices
very reasonable. Address,
C. J. DELANEY,
Prop. Chipeta Poultry Ranch,
SIS Delta, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31

See account of Farmers Exchange
Auction at Eastman barns Satur
dav the first at one O'Clock VIM.
Swigart, auctlooeer
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31

For SALE OR RENT-My residence
ON Lower Main Street.
HERMAN MAURER JR.
loft. Gunnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31

For saLE--One four year old per-
eheron stallion, weight 1900 pounds
Bledors get. ALBERT ZwEIFEL,
5tf. Gunnison, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31

Hard and soft coal.
Phone, Gunnison 81 itf
Mas l.. n BRUNToN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31

DIR Sullivan, the dentist will be
in Crested Butte Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, THURSDAY aud Friday,
or April 3 to Z inclusive.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31
LOCALS UNDER THIS HEADING AT CENTS A LINE MAY BE
WORTH $500 A LINE TO YOU SEE WHAT IT WILL DO

~ a,Houni foI cash at
6tf GAvETrE BIOS
have some fine ball barley seed
for sale. Mrs LOUISA lIEBEL. lila
WANTED buy good milk COW
Geo iIetherinetnn, tinnnison. l3tf
Have your seats Tor the oratorio,
reserved without extra cost at Boyle' s
book store.
Eggs for Matching from thorough
bred Brown aud Buff Leghorns and
Silver Spangled Hamburgs. sl.25
per setting.
1916 Mas l.. c. SHARP.
THE ROYAL CAFE will furnish
board and room at 500 per week
Special Rates by the month Clean
new rooms
12f b. B LASHBROOk, Prop.
Nv bay horse, blind in one eye,
was seen recently along the road by
Hyzers $500, reward and viii
pay the feed bill upon return.
Jos. DAVID, Gunnison
As usual we omit our large al the
first three months in the year bot
watch our locals We are still head
quarters for Good things to ca" at
right prices straight through and
No ! quality business is good
aud so are the goods 6tf
GAZETTE Bros.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31

To kill smut in grain go to
O'Leary's drug store, get their 4Oqo
solution formaldehyde, they will tell
YOU how to mix it, and grow grain
free from smut
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31
CLARENCE Adams.

Furniture and Queensware, Tel
ephcne Beaver Sol.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31

Sidney r. Smith, a printer of
Littleton, Colorado, Was in our city
on business Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31

COAL, COAL, COAL. -
Parsons 4 Ferguson
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31

] have some 6ue ball barley seed
for sale. MRs LOUISA BIEBEL. lila
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31
GOAL COAL. COAL.
Parsons Il Ferguson.

Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queensware Tel
ephone, Beaver 36l.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31

If YOU enjoy music, don't miss the
oratorio, April l3. at Masonic hall.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31

WANTED buy good milk COW
GeJ iIetherineton, Gnnnlson l3tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31
0s1esp Wssanes Play

Come and see The Trials of an
Old Maid at the Masonic hall FRI
day, evening April 9Th Presented
by the local lodges, NJ W. and
R. N.A.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31
CAST OF CHARACrERs

Mr. Duncan John French
Mrs. Duncan Mrs. j. ID. Jennings
Mildred. their daughter of Is
Miss Emma Billings
Hans Hahnstein Cedric Williams
Kate OToole Mrs. Co.llgan
Mr.. Thornton Ginger Linton
Mrs. Thornton Mrs. r. Sharratt
Gerald Wilbur Chas. Norlstrum
as Mcintyre j. NJ. Payne
Melvina. The Old Maid
Miss Alma Easterly
Mr. Rockwell Members Sam Billings
Mr.. Graham NV. A. Joe Chinery
Music between acts BY Gavette $
orchestra.
Adults 80 cents, children in eighth
grade and under p cents. No extra
charge Tor reserved seats, to be Sc
cured At L. E. Gavette's confection-
cry store.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31

Have your seats Tor the oratorio,
reserved without extra cost at Bow
/ baol Store
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31

~ a,xount foI cash at
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31
SuoA esnrA ~ So

OLsaey's Prsscr1Aisa Dsvg So
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31

!. 6tf GAvErrE Bios.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-05
z Rosyi.

Petersburg, 5 lipca. = Minlste-
ryum marynarki zamierza wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-05
EzS<z
z Anglii.

Londyn, ) lipca. = Stralk ma
rynarzy MONA uwazac "a sEon-
czony; wogole byi on chybiony
ma punkcie zamierzonego swego
charakteru miedzyharodowego
ME wiele rozszerzyl sic poza An
glie, gdzie podobno nawet dose
znaczne spowodowai straty. Zaia-
twienie jego ugodowe przynlesle
marynarz. wydatne korzysci choc
ME uzyskaja speinienia wszyst-
kich swoich zadah; miedzy inne-
mi uzyskaja oni uznanie sweJ
uni, podwyzke plac, pol dnia
wolnego w tygodniu j inne ulgi.
Ruch w portach dotknietych stral-
klein luz sic zaczqi;; ladowanie O.
kret6w idzie zywo. w Glasgow
Liverpoolu, Hull, Belfast IN
nvch miastach juz marynarze po-
wroci1i do piracy.
Londyn, 5 czerwca. = w izo1e
lord6w trivia debata mad sprawa
,.veta" ii. zniesienia 60. w lzOie
nizszei = Gmin, omawiano spra-
we postanowieh konferencyi lon
dyhskiej orzekajacych o zdoby-
CIV w czasie wojen ma morzu'
Szczeg6lniej zywo omawiano sta
nowisko Stan6w Zjedn,, ktore
protestuja przeciw uchwale, ma
kazujacej zatapianie okretow ne
utralnych.
z Rosyi.
Petersburg, 5 lipca. = Ministe-
rum marynarki zamierza wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-05
.,Pochod narodow." +"

w CZOra1SZd l1ldlllleStdSyd llliS
dzynarodowa da}a wymowny do
wod, re spoleczehstwo tutelsze
,,cywilizuje sic" i poprzestac
moze ma spokojnem, rozumnem
obchodzeniu rocznicy Og}osze-
MIA NiepodlegloSci Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych, zamiast uciekac sic
do armat, rewolwerow, torped
innych tego rodzaju smierciono-
snycn fajerwerkow. w Chicago
EASILY wczoraj tylko diva wypad-
XII smierci 80 osob zostalo lzeJ
lub ciezej pokaleczonych, CO W
porownaniu do lat poprzednlch
lest bardzo pocieszajacym obJa-
wem skutecznoSci krucyaty pre-
ciwko strzelaninie. Szkoda zrza-
dzona pozarami W dniu wczoraJ-
Sym wynosi tylko $1,000.
Kto poszedi wczoraj do srod-
miescia, ably przypatrzec sic ,,po-
chodowi narodow", ten ME poza-
iowai czasu ami niewygody, mig
DIV bowiem ME bylo W Chicago
takiej manifestacyi wspolnej
nadzwyczaj wspanialej wielce
imponujqcej, W kt6rej kazda ma
rodowosc przedstawic mogla
widzom karte re swej przesz}o-
sci zarazem okazac przywiaza-
ME swe dla tel ziemi przybranej,
wywalczonej orezem Waszyngto-
ma, KoSciuszki, Pulaskiego, La
fayette'a, Steubena i in. Zaiowac
jednak wypada, re ME stawll sic
gubernator Deneen ami bur
mistrz Harrison, ktorzy razem
ze 5witq swoja udzia} wziac oble-
cali. .
Polacy wystapili wspanlale
Polska dywizya by}a najwieksza
i rydwan polski najwiecej liberal
oklaskow.
Stosownie do przepisanego
przez glowny komitet programu
polska dywizya dzielila sic ma
cztery nastepujace sekcye. Ma
samem czele jezdzii naczelny
marszafek, DR.. W}adys}aw ku-
flewski Z adjutantami swymi, P.
Wiadyslawem Sztanka P. A. J.
Oneckin. w pierwszej sekcyi
oddziafy naszej kawaleryi pie
szych zolnierzy pod komenda
sztabu naczelnego Zjedn. Wojsk
Polskich w Ameryce. Pierwsze
szeregi wyobrazaiy - Generala
Pulaskiego, tworce konnicy anne
rykanskiej. Ba wojskami sill nasi
dziarscy ,,Kosynierzy pod Ra-
clawic" wystawieni przez ZJe-
dnoczenie pod komenda mar
szalka Jana. Czekaiy swietnie sic
reprezentowali. Oni stanowili
druga sekcye pochodu.
Glowna atrakcya trzeciej SEX
cyl byi rydwan poprzedzony ia
sem sztandarow", otoczony gwar
dya honorowa re szlachty i Kra-
kowiakow, podczas gdy "a mimi
kroczyly nadobne sokolice /
dzielni sokoli Zwiazkowi.
Rydwan polski byi istotnie
pieknym a imponowal koloshna
swa struktura i swiecii zdala
wszystkimi barwami teczy.
Przedstawial try idee, podane
oku w trzech osobnych grupach.
Przednia grupa wyobrazaia u
dziaf polskiego narodu W wojnie
O niepodlegiosc amerykanska. o.
box Generala .Washlngsuna W
naradzie 2 MIN mad planami woj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-05
[zEs CO gre

caiy ruch tramwajowy wstrzy-
many, mieszkancy przenosz9 sic
dzielnicy do dzielnicy ma mu-
ZACH i oslach. Policya pilnuje spo-
koju, ktory dotad ME zostaf "a
kl6cony. Wczoraj wieczoreln
czeSc strajkierow wrociia do pra-
cy, gdy jej r6wniez czeSciowe
przyznano ustepstwa. Strajkie-
rzy domagaja sic 20 procentowej
podwyzki placy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-05
Zgon cyllisty W Riverview:-skoczyiz l5go petra \
Trojka bandyt6w pod dkluczem.-Strzela do ojczy-I
r1a-Zwfoki nieznajomego czfowieka wylowione
eZiora.

ny znajdowali sic obydwai nasi
bohaterowie Kosciuszko i Puia-
ski; tylna czesc rydwanu poswie-
como grupie ,,Krolowej Polonii";
ma wyniosiym tronie naszej du-
chowej niepodleglosci, opartym
ma wiedzy, pismiennictwie i
sztuce, siedzi ,,Polonia = Krolo-
wa, otoczona przepysznym dwo
rem i tronu tego w}ada swobo-
dnie, mimo fizycznej niewoli
tyranii wrog6w najezdzc6w. -
Mad srednia grupa wznosif sic
Geniusz Narodu, kt6ry palme
zwyciestwa wskazuje wszystkim
plemieniom naszego ludu w kie-
runku swobod i rownosci amery-
kahskiej. - Rydwan nasz ciag-
nely szesc koni uzyczonych ko-
mitetowi bezplatnie przez firme
Pulaski Lumber Company.
w czwartej sekcyi szly powo-
zy samochody udekorowane,
niosace delegacye roznych zen
skich i meskich towarzystw, ko-
mitetowych wielu obywatel-
stwa.
Ma rydwanie, jakotez obok ME
60 wystepowaly osoby nastepu-
jace:
Washingtona przedstawiaf p.
Jan Koppa, Kosciuszke p. Michas
Koppa a Pulaskiego p. Pawef
Kabuiski. Trzech rewolucyonl-
stow kolonialnych przedstawiali
PIP. Jan Niemiec, Stanislaw Burr
chart i Jan Waszko. 7
Krolowe ,,Polonie" przedsta-
wiaia pani Anna Jozwiakowska,
a danny jej dworu, panny, Anna
Szmit, Agnieszka Klosowska.
Marya Rosa, Anna Rosa, Joze-
ia Strzyzewska Gabryela Glon:
Paziami kr6lowej byli Jadzia Il
Albin Jozwiakowscy. Kopernika
(wiedze-wynalazki) przedstawiai
o. Franciszek Marchlewicz, Cho-
pima (muzyke-sztuke) p. K.
Strzelecki, Mickiewicza (pismieri
nictwo) p. Michaf Kulesza. Ge-
niuszem byla panna Jadwiga Ry-1
barczyk. w strojach szlacheckich
wystapily panny panic, Francis
ska Napieralska, Helena Augu-
stynowicz, Julia Siudzinska,
Marta Kaczmarek i Joanna War
szynska. Janem Kilihskim (przed
stawicie1em polskiego mieszczahI
stwa) byi p. Franciszek Stat
kowski.
Szlachte polska przedstawiai
PIP. Jan Klejna, Bernard lgna-
siak, Wojciech Rojek, Ambrozy
Zaleski, Ignacy Olender / Kon-
stanty Sokoiowski. Pare krakow
skich nowozehcow wystawili P.
Wojciech Kubiak i panna Anlela
Wirkus. Grupe g6rali z}ozyli pp.
Stanisiaw Breniarski Michaf
Scisiowicz oraz panna Zofia Bre-
niarska. w strojach Kujawianek
wystapily panny, Stanisiawa Ka-
pelanska, Janina Seidler Broni-
s}awa Dolatowska. Krakowianka-
mi by}y panic i panny: Weroni-
ka katkowska, Rozalia Zielinska,
Rozalia Stachowiak, Antonina
Kubisztal, Zofia Augustyn, Ro-
zalia Masiak, Rozalia Engler,
Jadwiga Lubiewska, Roza Kaias,
Anna Sobotka, Anna Zurawska,
Katarzyna Stancel, Marta Pat,
Marta Mira, Monika Mroczkow-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-05
o Marokko.

Paryz, ) lipca. - Opinia publi-
czna zachowuje spokoj wobec
zai55 ostatnich w Marokko i po-
dobno wykluczona jest obawa,
nv z powodu wtargniecia ME
mieckiego, Francya stracila ro-
wnowage i chwyciia "a bron. S2-
Gza, re nieporozumienia dadza sic
zalatwic ugodowo i konferowaG
bedzie W tel sprawie posei fran
cuski w Berlinie z kanclerzem
niemieckim.
Berlin, 5 lipca. - Krazownik
Berlin" posiany bedzie ma wo-
dy marokkanskie W miejsce ka
nonierki ;, Panther, kt6ra costa
ME wycofana poidzie do napra-
Wv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-05
z awiatyki.


Londyn, 5 lipca. = w europej-
skich zawodach lotniczych skon-
czono Geese pierwsza wyscigu.
Beaumont, Francuz, przeleclai
najszybciej Z Paryza do Hendon
i zyskai nagrode $10,5O0, wyzna-
czona przez gazette "London-Stan
dard"; Vedrines przelecia} sly
bciei przez kanal La Manche i
zdobyi nagrode $1,000; nadto kill
ka innych nagrod jeszcze rozda-
no.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-05

slac do Ameryki W r. 1913 eskadre
floty, aby tym sposobem uczcic
rocznice sofa pobytu floty rosyj-
skiej kysowskiego W porcie No
woyorskim, oraz oddac wizyte
Amerykanom, ktorzy niedawno
poslali swe okrety do portow ro-
syjskich.
= Premier Stolypin zachorowai
podobno przepracowania; ma
on ustapic wyjechat ma diuzszy
Hatterman CLAM pozycza wan pie
niedzy ma splacenie starej hipotekl
lub ma budowe. lilo Milwaukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-05
urlop do Niemiec; oficyalnie
przecza jednak tel pogiosce.
z Mexyku.

Mexyk, miasto, 5 lipca. = L
wielu stron kraju donosza o po-
mniejszych utarczkach z Mago-
nistami. Prezydent de la Barra
przeprosii oficyalnie Rad chihski
"a gwaity popelnione przez re-
wolucyonistow mexykahskich ma
osobach i mieniu Chihczykow W
Torreon i innych miastach.
W stolicy zaa.rajkowali
funkcyonaryusze tramwajowi;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-05

(Dokonczenie ma str. 5el.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-05
4tyIipCa " krajuiR "a granica.
9 Marokko
Ne spraw angielsl<ich.
Co slychae W Mexyku?
Spokoj w Portugalii.
z RoSyi.
Francuska wizyta w Holandyi.
L NiemieC.
Spokoj w Portugalii.
z Rosyi.
Francuska wizyta W Holandyii.
L NiemieC.

ROzsadnesze Obchody krajowegO sweta
w Indianapolis.
rOZb0j urzedzie pOcZO-
wynn. srebrnych monet p0nOcnym ZachOdzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-05
TeIegramy Zagraniczne.
4ty lipca "a granica.


Rzym, 5 liPca. - Z okazyi ro-
cznicy niepodlegiosciowej, rex
tor Kollegium amerykanskiego
wydai obiad; wiele domow, oraz
pavilion amerykanski ma wysta-
vie ustrojono flagami amerykan-
skiemi. w Turynie ma wystawie
pavilion amerykanski wspaniale
udekorowano.
Londyn, 5 lipca. - Ambassador
Reid urzadzii u siebie przyjecie
oficyalne W dniu wczorajszym /;
przybyio ma ME okolo 1000 osob;
na bankiecie urzadzonym przez
weteranow wojny secesyjnej prze
wodniczyl i przemawiai gioSny
pisarz angielski, w. Stead, ktory
nazwai Waszyngtona ,,najwiek-
Sym Anglikiem 1890 wieku" /
zaznaczyi, re Anglia Wilma mu
bye wdzieczna pomnik mu po-
stawic, bo on ia nauczyl, jak ma
postepowac re swemi kolonia-
mi.
Parvz. s Inca. - Ambassador
Bacon urzadzil II siebie przyjecie
z okazyi dnia Ago lipca; temze
samem donosza Brukseli' i kill
ku innych stolic europejskich.
Yokohoma, 5 lipca. - tn Swie
como dzien NiepodlegioSci nader
uroczyscie; ambassador O'Brien
urzadzil bankiet, ma ktorym
wspominajac o obecnej przyjazni
Stanow Zjed. Z Anglia, wzywai
Japonie, by sic przylaczyla do te-
go przymierza.
Mexyk, mlasto, hpca. - L u
tejsi Amerykanie urzqdzili OBJ
chod niepodlegloSciowy w parku
Tivoli; przybyli nan PREF. de la
Barra Madero obaj przemawia-
Ii.
Caracas, Venezuela, 5 lipca.-
| tn Amerykanie urzadzili pick
nv obchod, ktory zbiegl sic OBJ
chodem stulecia niepodlegloSci
wenezuelskiej posei amerykanski
Dawson urzadzil przyjecie i zio-
zyi kwiaty Il pomnika Bolivara,
oswobodziciela Poiudniowej A
meryki.
Berlin, 5 lipca. - Tutejsza ko-
lonia amerykanska swiecila
,,Dzulaja" bankietem; urzadzono
tez baseball zawody sporto-
we. w Kilonii Z okazyi Swieta a
merykanskiego okrety niemiec-
kie przybraiy uroczysty stroj fla
gowy oddaly salwe p strzaiow
armatnich. Cesarz Wilhelm pre-
slai dowodcy ameryhanskiej E.
skadry swe gratula ", powodu
rocznicy niepodlegioSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-05
z Portugalii.

Lizbona, 5 lipca. = Oficyalnie
zaprzeczono stanoWczo pogio-
skom o wkroczeniu w granice
rzeplitej jakichS wojsk rojalisty-
cznych. w kraju panuje spokoj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-05
Wspania{a uroczystOSC.
Pochod narodow wypad} pod kazdym
wzgledem swietnie.
Dywizya polska slicznie sic prezentowaia.
Upaf coraz Wiekszy.
81 wypadk6w smierci i okofo 60 porazeh. :
Temperature wczora jsza: lO2 stopni
Kolizya pociagu automobilem.

Dwoje dzieci zgniecionych ma smierc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-05
z Holandyi.

Amsterdam, lipca. = Przy-
byl tu w odwiedziny do krolowej
Wilhelminy prezydent Francyi,
Fallieres, w towarzystwie mini
stra spraw zagranicznych De Sell
ves'a. GoSci Francyi przywitala
krolowa maizonkiem i dworem
posr6d okazalych uroczystoSci i
owacYi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-05

(Doko!czenie ma stronicy 5-tej).
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-09
Brief State News

Bristol.-Nice, big ripe strawberries were picked Monday morning from the garden of Paul NJ. Hubbard 6. Co on Chappins Hill
 ohertsviIie.-Charles Taintor, em- ployed at the power station, is ill witl, typhoid fever which he may have con- tracted in Torrington.
 BerIin.-lMiss Gertrude NJ. North has been appointed postmistress at East Berlin by the department af Washing ton, to succeed W. ". Mildrun,. signed.
 WoIcottviIIe. The WolcottvilIe School society is engaged in an effort to raise fund of s15,O00 for the per petual care of Center cemetery by the income from this fund
 NaugatuckI At the meeting of the subscribers of the capital stock of the Odd Fellows Building association committee was appointed to draw up articles of incorporation.
 MiIford.-Workmen are connecting the radiators with pipes in the east bound sIatiCr to carry the stGarl heat to the west bound station, and thus do away with the heating by stoves.
 TerryviIIe.-After a tryout or two years in the license field the saloons of the town closed Monday for d peri cd of one year at least, in accordance with the vote at the October election.
 Farmington.-Winch Smith the playwright, has returned to his home in Pennington, after being in New York for several weeks attending to the production rof his new play He expects to begin work on another play at once.
 Torringten.-Bishop C B. Brewster of the Connecticut Episcopal diocese will make his annual visit to Trinity church, Torrington, on Sunday after noon, Dee. IT, In the morning of thai day Bishop Brewster will visit the Episcopal church in Winsted
 New Haven.-Judge Studley in the probate court has been asked to pass official judgment that Edward Carber- ry. d broth er of Peter w CarbPrrS. who was seaIer of weights and meas ures for many years, be declared le- Gally dead He is one of the heirs of the estate. and has not been heard from for eVer seven years. This Fl ea<- Hre is being taken thaf the estate may be settled LID.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-09
PUTNAM
Bowen Summer Home to Be Closed Today-Accidents-1 Girls in Do mestic Science CIass-OId High School May Be Used for City Hall-

Mrs Clarence W. Bowen will close her house at Woodstock today for the winter and will leave for New York MT. Bowen has recently become sole owner of The Independent.
 District Supt. Rev. J. H. Newland will be at the Methodist church here a week from Sunday.
 James A. Kenna of NorthbOro. Mass called on friends in Putnam Wednes day.
 Senator Angus Park of Hanover was in Putnam Wednesday.
 Rev Frederick w. Bailey of Worces- ter will conduct service at St Philip g church Sunday.
 Arm Broken by Fall.
 Kenneth Cockell, F. son of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur CockelI. has a broken arm resulting from a fall off the veranda. Mrs. Charles Tetreault is visiting rel atives in Central Falls, R. l.
 The ladies society of St. John the Baptist are reEearsing a French dra- ma.
 Mrs. F. A Libby had the ladies so- ciety of the Baptist church at her home for a meeting Wednesday after noon.
 May Lose One Finger.
 GtM Blair, the yard brakeman who had his fingers crushed, will probably lose one of the injured members by aInputation.
 pr. Overlook Visiting Physician
 Dr. s. B. Overlook Of Pomfret is the visiting physician at the Day. -Kimball hospital for this month
 Mrs. D. H. Billings. for a long time a resident of this city, has gone to Providence to make her home with her son, l. D. Billir gS
 Archdeacon Brown Coming.
 Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown is ex- pected to come from Norwich to Put nam next week to attend a meeting of the executive committee of St. Philips church.
 A special ear has been arranged for the Putnam people who are to go to Thompson this evening to attend a concert at the Tourtelotte Memorial High school.
 Mrs. w. J. Bartlett and daughters were visitors in Boston Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-09

 Mrs. IIeadiand. Mrs. Carter, Mrs Staf- ford, Mrs. Chadwick Mrs. Massey.
 Altos-Miss Raider, Miss Miller, Miss Jones, Mrs. Bamford. Miss A. Swanson. Miss G. Swanson Miss Johnson, Miss Swallow
 Tenors-Mr. Magill Mir. Bailey Mir. Gorse, MT. Oughton, Mr. Lawton, Mir. Jones.
 Basses-AIr Garrett Mr. Stafford AIr. Judson, Mir. Crawford, Mr. Jack son. MT. Collins, Mr. Cullen, MT. Gar nett
 The Processional March by MT. Bethel was highly commended. Many solos. duets, quartettes and choruses were finely rendered during the eve ming. An audience that filled every available seat was present and earn est in words of appreciation of the excellent work done. Few communi- ties of the size Of Baltic has as many good singers. and it would be difficult to duplicate the number of fine solo istS in any town. The repetition of the cantata at any early date has already been suggested.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-09
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Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-09
COLCHESTER
Frank E. Adams Pleads Not Guilty to Charge of AduIterating MiIk-Case Continued One Week.

The case of the dairy commissioner ys. Frank E. Adams of Westchester was Brought before Justice Myron R. Abell in Sheriff Wickwire's office Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. MT. Adams was accused of adulteral ling the milk which he was selling the New Haven Dairy company Mir. Adams pleaded not guilty and asked for an adjournment until Thursday, Novem- Der 16.
 Thomas J. 1angney of Pine Hill farm, Hebron, was a caller here on WednesdaY.
 Daniel and Christop pher Rogers of Salem were visitors in town Tuesday.
 Albert F. Clark of Marlboro was in town Tuesday evening at the meet ing of the K of P.
 Alfred S. White of North Westches- ter was caller in town Wednesday,.
 Leverett Manwarring of Lebanon
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-09
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