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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. Money on on, GaI cal
opened at "a per cent; hlsnest, |tt p
cent; lowest, 2 per cent; closing, per
cent: ruling, rate, ~ per cent Time money icy
continued dull Rates, 3Ad3tk per cent tv dpr
sixty days, 3lzG3% per cent Tor ninety
days. 3&di per cent for four TO seven
months. Mercantile paper remained duII @
and unchanged. Rates. 4ihg5 per cent d ios
sixty and ninety days bills recelyaole anu
choice four to six months single haihes'
6G5Ik per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - The toreigh
exchange market opened shade steamer,
with rates up points to 4.S6SOg4. $3.50 Tor
cables, 4.s6tOlfis6l5 for demand sterllng,
4S3 for sixty-day bills and 4a1sq4Sl7s for
nlnety-day bills. Short francs were quoted
at 5167s less I-5i and short reichsmarks az az
% 1916 plus 1-64. The market was weak ~, na
the afternoon, showing a decline OF 10 10 ~
points from the opening Caples were
quoted at 4.S5%.q4 $3.50, demand sterling gso6I AZ
s6il "A. $500 and sixty day bills at 4S-5Og
13 Short francs were 5.167s less l-l6 ana
short reichsmarks "a 15-16 plus l-a. cotton
bills were I'm fairly good supply.
H-Htz
New-York tribune., 1911-09-30
Coupons Due and Payable at
The Trust Company of America
a7-4s WALL STREET, NEW YORK
a, and after October 3D. 1911

New Mexico Railway & Coal Co, ist
Con. e. Coll Tr. os.
New Whatcom, Wash, City OF, Water.
New York State Steel Company, 5s
North Jersey & Pocono Mt. Ice Co. st
IS
Page Woven Wire Fence CO.. ist S.
Pierce County, Wash, Funding.
Pierce County. Wash. 8. D. No. n
Portland Building Co, S..
Prescott, Washington, Town Of, Water
Queensborough Dealers e. Cons. Ky.
geia Ice Co., lst 6s.
Queens Borough Elec. Light & Power
CO., 1st 5s.
st. Lawrence & Adirondack Ry. CO..
End 6s
Seattle, Wash, City Of, Nun. Ii. -,xt
Seattle, Wash. City OF, Park Ext.
Skagt County. Wash, 8 u. Nos. 70 &
49,
Spokane, Wash. City Of. Nun. & Water
Spokane County. Wash. Ref
Steers Inc. Henry, 6s.
Tacoma, Wash. city Of Green River
Gravity.
Tacoma. Wash. City Of, Refunding
Tennessee, state Of, Penn. & Redpt
Thomson Pulp & Paper Co, Geni Sc
TiconderOga Pulp e. Paper Co. ss.
Traders Hygiene Ice Company, let "a
Twin Falls, Oakley Land & Water Co. /
1st IS.
Van Vert Gas Light Company, lst Co.
Victoria Coal & Coke Co., lst S.
West Penn Railways Company, ist S.
Whatcom County, Wash, s. D. No. l.
DUE OCTOBER 5TH, 1911.
Adams County, Wash, S. D. No IS
DUE OCTOBER 18TH, 1911.
Seattle, Washington, City OF, Library
Site.
GAINESVILLE Ry.. Light g. Power co. list Is
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UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

A quarterlv dividend of two per cent On ths
ca oilal stock OF this company has been dsearH
payable October "a. 1911 ~ me once OK fns
Tressurer f91 state Street, Boston, Nass -
stookhold.rs Of record AZ N. close Of business.
September "a. 1911.
CHARLES A. HUBBARD, Trsasgrer
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Sept 29.--Consols after an early
loss OF lis recovered and closed lie above
Yesterday az II b-16 for money and the aC-
count Anaconda was unchanged, al f6ia.
Grand Trunk UNCHANGED, at 2f%. Canadian
Pacific q lower. at 232
Money was In better supply to-day, but
discount rates continued firm on the foreign
gold demand.
Early reports from Tripol depressed tho
stock market and all sections opened lower.
Turkish bonds declined points and Italian
securities / point while consols alTo sold
off. Later Turkeys Conciliatory reply 10
afternoon Turkish bonds recovered points
consols q quarter Of a point and the rest Of
the sections improved IN sympathy.
American securities opened weak and
from Il 10 14 lower IN sympathy with the
other markets a brisk rally followed, but
prices receded again under a general sell
ing movement before the end Of the first
hour Active buying followed the an
1oIpcement Of Turkeys reply. Union Pa
oifc and United States Steel led the ad-
vance and gained points mainly on Wall
street bidding and professional covering,
The closing was firm At the best prices OF
tho day.
Paris, Sept. 29-Three per cent rentes
closed % centimes lower, at SO francs So
centines The TripoN situation caused a
weak opening on the Bourse to-day. Later
the market reacted and closed better
Berlin, Sept 2g.-There was a heavy de-
cline in all sections Of the BOerse. Money
rates for over the settlement ranged from
70 6 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-30

30 church street, Sew York. September 20, 1917.
! DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT lC)
out OF accumulated income has been declared
on the PREFERRED STOCK of the Company.
paysb bl. October 80. 1911 20 stockholders Z
record a. the close of business, October H.
1911 r. p. LANKFORD, Secretary
% Wall Street New York September 70, lell
On October 80. 1911. the Voting Trustees fof
Preferred stock Trust Certificates OF The south
ern Railway Company. WHICH HAVE az
SENTED TO THE EXTENSION AGREEMENT
OF AUGUST q. 1902 will be prepared 20 Dis
tribute the above dividend Of one per cent
GT) when received by them, among ne pay.
ties entitled thereto. same appear ot record
on their books at the close OF business October
II 1911 J. p MORGAN & CO.,
Arents for NoflnR Trnstees
New-York tribune., 1911-09-30

The following we're the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks N
which there were no transactions yestet-
day on the New York Stock EXchange
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Furnished by J. Thomas Reinhardt No. IS
Broad street New York; No. "a Devonshlre
street. Boston and No. 18 King street West
Toronto Cpnais)
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MINING.
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing lol1-27.
Furnished by Swartwout & Appenzellar, No. ~


FURNISHED by Swartwout & Appenzellar. No. ~
Pine street,
Name. Maturity. Int yield,
Atlantic Coast Line 4 p C, 1oll-17.... a. "a
Il r. 4 + 4-4H p C, 1919 27........... 4ss a.
central Of Georgia 4ia-5 c. i0il-'i7. ~ 4.
Central II Il of p c. 191l-I7.... 4h
Chcsapeaie & Ohio p c, l9ll-'l7.... 4A "a
Chicago q Alton 4-4k-5 p G. lgll-l9. "a
Chicago & East III AZ 3 G, 19ll-'l7.. a. ~
G. X I & 7 4ia-6 y c, l9ll-'1S........ -, AZ
Gin Ham a Day 4iz-5 D C. l0il-'20.... 6H ~
Delaware q Hudson AZ c. l022..... "a AZ
Erie 4-4m-5 p C.. 1pl1-'l7.............. 4h
Hooking Valley 4-th e., 1911 ls... "a
Hudson a Manhattan 30 e. 1911 10. ~ ~
X c 1T A. VI ~ p C. l-i5.,.... ~
Kansas city South ~ e.. 1911 ID. az
Iehlgh Valley Il n AZ y g. i9i1'lG ~ a.
Missouri Pacific p C.. i9ll-'l7........ 81 ~
Mobile q Ohio 80 y e.. lBil-'lG. ...... ~
\ Central Lines 3 p c. l0ll-'22..... ~ AZ
Norfolk g. Western y e., 1871 ll-'l6..... ~ 80
Pennsylvania 81 p g, 1911 Il ...... ~ 4b
81 7. A. g + 4-4il-5 C., ipll-'lT ...... g, ih
do guar ! & a. J. r., lHli-'l7 90. ~ -
Ssaboard ar Line 4i.-5 p e.. 1911 II. ~
southern q 3h-i-ih % c, 1911 2l... ~ IA
NirgniaL Railway , p c, 1911 IL. 90. 50 ~
v-f-fh Paiiroad ti1-b p r.. l9li-'2l bk ~
whstlins l. V q. c. ieli 22.. oH ~
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lNDUSTR RIAL.

shares open High Low. Last
01s Am Tobacco. o.. .404 I4 4O4 Sy
90 Houston oil Un s4 Sh - "a
i25 Int Rub T ctfs. 10 II e ~
10 IN Cigar Mfg. ~; 43, ~ ~
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
FURNISHED by swartwout & Appenzellar. No q.
Pine street)

Approx
Name Maturity. Bid. Ask Weld
Anal Copper c. April, 1913. g0Is 1901. 4eO
Am Cigar % c. MCh l5. 1912 q. 0oTs 1904 2 ~
Il n q AZ y c. June. l9l3..... a9A q91s 455
Beth 81 Corp p c. Nov, 1914. 90 100 500
On ~ Ohio 40 9. June iali.. DS4s aS'. 4pA
Chic & Alt : y 9. Mch 10. 1913. 99 a0ss 100
Gin IL a ID p 9, July, 1913. ests 90 4 so
Del & II eq AZ p c. july. 1922 .lOi iO2 42S
D,nv O & r. 3 p c, April 1914. OK 0O&. q iO
Empire Dist II . c, May, 1912 00is IOO 100
Erie c. April $. 1914. ..... zoos, lOO7, 4 "a
Gen Motors O D C. oct. 1913. 9s 30 s97
Gtl Rlhber ~ G, July. 1918. 95is o6& n
Hudson Cos p C, Feb. 1913. gst aSa 6o3
Lack Steel p @. Mch 1915. so o. $40
NJ 6 - I. = e. Feb. 1913. 81 gi = to
Mo Kan & Tex p c. May, 1913 9sh 0s@ az
Missouri Pac > ,, June. lult. 9ga. a., no
p Y g r n ~ a.. Mch 1914. so = 100 so
g Lines eqts e. Nov.
w. Sil A., s IAN i,olii ,as 'ttEEggtt basis
; Y II s " y c, 1911 u. .10oia iOiH ato
81 l. s. = r :, March. 1913. ass ass kSs
South rs p e. Feb. 1919 ..... Bsat loo bpo
lidevat'r u g e, June. l9i5..,.ioi iolu SOT
Tn T,pawr ? G, Jan 10 1919 100 io0% TO-
Western I & / 3 C., Feb 1912 100 i00ia 50
West NJ . c, Au1 1913. .l01A iOlS so7
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chic Subway 90. -
MINING.
BONDS.

s85. 600 y 2 City AIS 1o2H 1924 l92H 1924
e i$$$$ s$$$ $$$ ~ E g% 4: (; FL & FL FL
sells cent. per share tE1 dividend. tCssb
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AMERICAN COAL PRODUCTS COMPANY.

DIVIDEND NO 80
New York. Sept. %. 1911.
A Quarterly Dividend OF one and fye-e!ghta
PER cent. laTo) on the Capital Stock Of ths
American Coal Products Company has been a..
clared payable On or before oct J. 1911 70
stockholders OF record Sept IS, 1911.
ERNEST J. STEER, Treasurer
sEABOARD NATIONAL BANK,
Is Broadway, New York, y. 7
At regular meeting OF the Board OF d.
rectors the regular quarterly dividend o, thr.s
(9) per cent on the capital stock of this bank
was declared, payable free OF tax on October
2, 1911, 10 Stockholders OF record on s4ptem'
c. c. THOMPSON. cashier
New-York tribune., 1911-09-30
BONDS

FL g. Pso IS s74 SIN Phila Fl S.. .1o3 lQ33
n Con IS. .103&104 Phis 90 IS. % a1's
Phila Fl Is. 79a so
FFY dividend
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SUNDAYS NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere In tho United States
for So so a year.
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Frederic H. Hatch & Co.. New
York and Boston,
New-York tribune., 1911-09-30

Am Light a
DO preferred
Am Gas a. sl
DO preferred
Am Power g.
do preferred
cities Service
DO preferred
Denver Gas g.
Empire plstri'
Federal IT A
d preferred
Lincoln Gas &
Pacific Gas q
DO prettlTe
Western Pow
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by W. n. Coler e Co. No. AZ Cedar
street)
ACCRUED interest 10 be added)

oCoupons interchangeable. tRegistered. tCou-
mons gRcgistered and coupon.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION or
TAKES.
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FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU-
NlCIPAL BONDS.
FURNISHED by Zimmerman Forghay. . Wall
az
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Williams Mcconnell S Coleman.
No 90 Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1911-09-30
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.
pHIIADEIp pHIA STOCKS.
Bid Aske.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & Co, No. p
Broad street, New York and No. 122 South
4th street, PhiladelphiaJ
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES,
INACTIVE STOCKS.
BOND MARKET SALES.

- IS 4ss 3 Es s.E
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pORCVpTNF STOCKS.
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by charles Head & Co.. No II Broad
street New York;
LAND STOCKS.
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aosroN cuRR STOCKS.

SFY dividend
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COBALT STOCKS.

hid Asked. Bid Asked |
Beaver CONS 80 80 la Rose. ... 400 40
Buffalo .... 100 200 Mckinley O.. .ltO lG25s |
Chamb-Fcrl. iOls II Nipissing ....1UO 100
& OF Cobalt 10 Nova Scotia. 10 II
Cobalt Lake 25n 30. Peterson L..
Couiagas o. 900 $50 Right OF Way 90 az |
CT Northern l0h Ilt Tcmiskamlrg 34ia 81
Iiargraves... Trethowcy 90. 60 20
Hudson bay ~ 100 Wotuaufer. - -
Kerr Lake 3G5 ,as5
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CReportcd ty clinton Gilbert No. wal, '.,,. -

'New stock
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23
DANIELSON and PUTNAM NEWS

have not forgotten and the young wo-
men who get snarled a and urged to
hurry when already i'alf rushed to
death during most OF the year are
now respins some slight reward for
their patience in tie torn of peace Of
ferirgs OF Christmas gifts from va
rious quarters.
Borough interests.
Miss Regime Laieunesse. Miss Aur-
lie Quintal, Miss Anna I3obarge and
Mrs. S. Gingras won the honors at
the weekly meeting of the Bijou whist
club.
Theodore Baribeauit, >. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Baribeault of At
iawaugan. has an injured spine as the
result of being dumped from a boys
wagon in which another child was rid
ing him.
The county commissioners will be
at \Villimantic today Saturday for
the nea ring in connection with the
mandamus proceedings in connection
with the era nting of two licenses in
Danielson
The Vestry of the Congregational
church was open Friday afternoon for
the rece pticn of contributions to be
given to the needy of Danielson
through the auspices of the DanieIson
Benevolent association, a Christmas
charitable work deserving of very gen
erous support.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23
STONINGTON.
Calvary Episcopal Chureh-First
Baptist Order of Service.

The following Christmas music viii
be sung at Calvary church: 1920 a. m,
professional hymn Nenite. chant ,
Gloria PATH: TIE DeGm Laudamus,
Horatio Parker; Benedictus Garrett
kyrie Elesion: Gloria Tibi ana Laus
torium, anthem. Sing, Q Heavens;
C. shipper; presentation Of the aims,
All Things Come Of Thee. . Lord /;
Sensem, Credo and Sanctus: com
munion hymn: Gloria in Exceisis. old
chant; occasional hymn Children's
service at p. m: professional hymn;
Psalms: Gloria; Ma2nifcat; hymn; Of
fertorium. The Reckoning Star Need j
lInger. Children's festival in Sunday
school room. 30: Carol. Miss Woods
class: trio. We Three Kings Of orient
Are three boys of the school: carols,
music under direction OF Miss g. Emile
Zangrandi. organist. Rev. q. s. Mason
officiating at all services.
First Baptist Church.
Sunday morning at 1913: Prelude
Prayer and Cradle Song: Euphonium
solo. selected. c. c.. Cushman; Doxolo-
Az; anthem, Song. . Sing. This Blessed
ture: offertory. Emmanuel. duet. Miss
Price and Mr. Brown: prayer. re-
sponse Holy is the Lord Of Hosts; an
them. There Wero Shepherds; hymn,
sermon; hymn; postlude' Christmas
march.
Evening. go: Prelude. Christmas
Pastorale; Doxology; anthem. sing
Unto the Lord responses; Gloria Pat
ri; scripture reading; offertory, violin
colo Mrs. George n. Robinson; PRAYER.
the Glad Tidings: hymn; sermon,
ny mn: postlude, Festal March. The
choir will consist Of the following;
Miss Katharine Price. Miss
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23

Ella Latham; warden, Miss Eunice
Brown: conductor. Mrs. Laura Durfec;
assistf.nf recording secretary. Miss
lrma Doughty; inside sentinel Horace
Durfee; outside sentinel, Mrs. Ella
Lamb; trustee, Mrs. Carrie CARING
ton.
On Holiday Trip.
AIRS -tlInOn Meistcr and daughters,
ThellnH and Nivienne, viii leave to6ay
fSat Irdayl FOL Il visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Jarvis Akerly IL, Perth Amboy.
Rev. and Mrs. r. r. Gates have re-
turned TO -.nsonia after short visit
in town.
MIR. and Mrs. Roswell II. Sawyer OF
Main street are guests of friends in
Brooklyn. \. y
Or. Arthur Douglas Of Brooklyn. y.
v. is yis iting his father, Loren J.
Douglas. on Pearl street.
Still Very ~.
Not mach Improvement is noticed iu
the condition of Deacon Robert PALM
er who is i'll at his home on Pee n
street.
DIR. Joseph Adams has returned from
visit to her sister I'm Mystic.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23
STAFFORD SPRINGS
Officers X. of x. A.-Funerai of Mrs.
Frank NJ. Carpenter-Offieers of Men
and Religion Committee.

Stafford castle Knights of King Ar
thur. elected the following officers al
the meeting Thursday evening: King
Howard Tuthill: seneschal, Kingsley
Converse; master Of the exchequer
Henry Pease: herald of the cross
David Shepard; herald OF the flag. Earl
Jenkins.
Funeral of Mrs. Carpenter.
The funeral of Mrs. Frank y. Car
penter took place from Grace church
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev r.
Nj. d. Adams oh1ciating. Burial was in
the Springs cemetery.
The church meeting OF the Congre-
eational church will take place Thurs
day evening. the 2Sth.
There are two cases of diphtheria in
the family of William Simonds in the
Hollow.
Officers of Mon and Religion Com
mites.
The men and religion committee OF
the Congregational church has elected
the following officers: Chairman J.
Carl Converse; secretary. c. F.. Chan
der: business, finance and extension.
c. Allen: boys' work, ]. Fl. Valentine:
c. r. Chandler: social service.
Il. p. Cooley; evangelism. J. c. Con-
verse; Bible study. Rev. r. G. Ga A
Joint meeting with other committees
will be held next week to arrange for
a rally IN January.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23

dangerous fire. forecssting heavy
loss, was promptly smothered by effec-
tive work by the fire department Fri
day morning. 1t was 3.55 a. m. when
Night Waterman John Gordon discov
cred blaze in the rear part of the
cellar under A. H. Arn1ington's gro
Gerry store in the Exchange building.
He pulled In an alarm from box %.
When the fremen got at the fire IT
had strong headwdy. and had wrapped
considerable portion of the rear part
OF the cellar in flames. Well directed
streams soon subdued this. but 1t was
satisfied that there was no more IRE
in the building. the recall being sound
ed just before ) o'clock
lust what the loss will be was diff
cult to determine Friday, because the
Building was filed with smoke and
the extent of damage from this cause
is not easily estimated. The fire ate a
hole through the flooring of the back
store on the first floor and charred a
considerable area of joists and under
pinninsS of the building, as wen as do
ing some damage to stock.
The evidence is that the fire origi-
mated in the northwest corner of the
cellar in bin filed with more than
a gross of ordinary market baskets but
from what cause is not apparent. The
FIRE blazed right merrily for a time,
but fortunately did not get near two
big oil tanks that were less than half
g dozen feet from the blaze The
7renen used discretion in handling the
fire and the water damage will be
very small.
The other stores on the first floor
and the offices on the second and
Llsons- lodge room on the third floor
Of the building Were filled with smoke
and what eVer damage il any. that they
sustain will be from this cause. Five
hundrFi dollars will probably cover
the total losses. unless the smoke has
injured the Arlington stock more than
can now be determined
Construction Work Completed.
Construction work in this section on
ne underground telephone line for the
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
has Leen completed. and nearly all of
'the construction engineers, their as
sistants. contractors and large retinue
Of Iaborers have gone or are going TO
their homes for the holidays and the
winter. Large gangs of laborers left
DanielsOn Wednesday, Thursday and !
Friday. and The remainder will get
away todav. the men being bound for
Boston, New Haven. New York and
Phiia phia. A half a hundred men |
that went out On the boat train for !
Z he latter city Thursday night We're in !
4 hilarious mood and apparently very
happy at the prospect of getting home |
for Christmas.
1t is understood that the laying of |
the cable in this section will not be !
commenced until next June. this also |
being an operation that will require |
several weeks and will keep a large |
force of men enplOVed
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23
PUTNAM
Eeath of Henry c. Pennim an-Private
Funeral Services for Prescott c.
Carder-ArnoId Hearing Postponed
Weck-Daniel Medbury Has Leg
Amputated.

Henry c. Penniman, 80. formerly of
Woodstock, died Friday at the home
of MIR. ana Mrs. CORTLAND Arnold in
this city where he has been making
his home much of the time since Mrs.
Penniman died in Woodstock about
two years ago.
Mr.. Pennman was for years en-
gagged in the FISH business in Putnam,
selling out 10 Fred Franklin. He was
also for years manager of the well
known Darling farm at Auburn, Mass,
On a farm in the town of Woodstock.
He is survived by a brother, Edwin,
resident in Fort William. Canada, and
by two sisters who live in Monson,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23
ARNOLD BANKRUPTCY HEARING
Postponed One Week, as Counsel Will
Be Engaged With Other Hearing.

The hearing on the application for
discharge from bankruptcy of Ernest
NJ. Arnold of this city, which was to
have been held at Willimantic this
Saturday morning, has been post
poned a week. to be held then at the
same time and pIa &c, Il was announced
Friday. The reason for the postpone
nent is the fact that counsel who VIII
he engaged at the bearing are also
tained in the mandamus proceedings in
the case of Charles r. Searls. state at
torney, VS. the commissioners of Wind
ham county, which is to be heard in
Willimantfc today.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23
FUN ERAL.
Prescott c. Carder.

\ funeral service which was pri-
Vate. Rev p s. Irwin of Christ EfTis-
cOpal church. Pomfret, officiating. was
held Friday morning at 10 O'Clock for
Prescott c. Carder at the home of his
sister Mrs. Warren Webster where he
died. The body was taken on morn
ing train to Sturbridge, Mass, for
burial l.. z. Smith was the funeral
director in charge.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23
Brooklyn Outfitters
q al 200 27o MAIN ST. NORWICH [E53S777S2 II
&@1 .7z@-Yo The lr~eaHe.n ~OI

jamie Gates. Mrs. Herman Atwood al
tor, Mrs. Henry y. Moves. Mrs. John
~. Tillinghast, Miss Vera BRADLEY
tenor Cnarles q. Cushman. bass, j..
d. Brown; soloists. Miss Katharine
Price Of Westerly. Mr. Cuahman and
AIR. Brown; organist and director. Miss
Florence y. Swan.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23
Washington County, R. !,
HoPKlNTON
Death Of Orange Scott Collins st the
Age Of II.

Orange Scott collins was buried At
Canonchet sunday forenoon. His
funeral service was held in the chapel
Rev. y, T. MatheWson ohiciating. H@
was nearly - yenrs old and leaves a
widow end one daughter. Mrs. John -.
Champlin, a. whose home he died,
Rev. Lewis F.. Randolph preached Bt
Pendleton MN Sunday morning,
Walter Main OF Laurel Glen was %
caller AZ Mrs Charles -, konyons on
SUNDAY afternoon.
oliver A. Clarke 81 Rockville was q
business caller ntt he town clerks Of
fee Monday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23
OANIELS0N

fire in Grocery Store Originates in
Market Baskets-How the Churches
Will Observe Christmas-Bank to
Keep Open for Merchants Accom-
rodaticn.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23
PATENTS

Frotec- ysur idea Handsome 6o-pase
Guide Book Free
HARRY z. BACK, Attorney at Law
Phoenix Block, Danielsen, Conn.
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23
NOANK
Officers Elected hy L.tsrty Council
Deacon Robert Palmer III.

Liberty council, Daughters of Am
ertca, held their weekly meeting in
their rooms al Front street and elect
ell the following cffSt re:
Councillor. Mrs Mary Durfee: vice
councillor. Miss Bertha Thompson as
soCiate councillor, Miss Hattie Raih-
bum associate vice councillor, Mrs
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23

The common council COMMITTEES on
street railways have taken into con-
sicerztion the need of better cars on
the Washington street line. the pres
ent service in that respect being
sbominable and entirely Inadequate
representative of the trolley company
this week and promise was made that
effort would be commenced that would
probably result in an Improvement of
the service Another matter that was
called TO the attention Of the COM
Eany representative was the unsightly
poles that disf1gured State street They
the country highways, just as they
came from the forest except being
stripped of the bark That style of
POLE Is the most economical for the
trolley company, hence their general
use wherever permitted. The commit
tee advocated iron poles being most
satisfying TO the public, but II il were
sistence was made that the present
Disagreement be removed from the
street and squared poles appropriate
ly painted be substituted.
over in the village of Westerly the
trolley companies are compelled to use
Iron or squared poles, as are also the
telephone and electric light companies.
State street variety in what is known
as the village or the compact part of
the town OF Westerly. What has been
accomplished in the village Of Westerly
ought TO be accomplished in the pro-
gressive city OF New London. There is
a way to DO these things. and Westerly
makes the application. Why not New
London? Conferences without results
are considered by busy people to be a
waste of time