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Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02

At Fairview reservoir Sunday, the measurement showed that it had not only held it's own, but had gained an inch, being 315 inches below highwater mark, gain of 51 inches from the lowest point. The rain which started late Sunday afternoon is going to be of great help to the pond and the Mead- ow brook line will no doubt be filled, pouring a 24-inch stream into Fair views as on Sunday there was a ten inch stream flowing therein.
 Norwich was fortunate enough to get Christmas present in the shape of a fine rain the day before Christ mas and Sunday came the New Years gift, another fine rain, both of which were timely and much desired,
 Work was under way at the pump ing station on Sunday, making connec- tions, and should it be wanted, one pump could be used very soon. while the other pump is at the station being set up. Because of the supply in the reservoir and Mohegan lake, into which there is a good sized stream flowing it has been decided not to use the pumping station for several days, and it may be next week before it is started. This will overcome the necessity of pumping, to which quite an expense will be attached. The work on the electric line will not require much time now. The pressure is be- ing maintained and everyone is now getting water.
 Three weeks have been completed since the work was started and if the pumps are started in a week it will be accomplishing the job in the time set at the start. Superintendent Cork cry has named R. S. Stephenson as an
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
Read This All Who Suffer from Catarrh, Sore
 Throat or Colds

Millions of people throughout Amer ica have bEeathed HYOMEI (pro- nounce it High. o-me) and now own a HYOMET Inhalef made of hard rub Der.
 If you own a HYo.MEI Inhaler. no matter where you live, you can get bottle of HYOMEI at druggists every where and at The Lee & Osgood Co. for only soc.
 Ask for an extra bottle of HYOMEl Inhalent; it is only soc and with 1t you can cure cough or a cold in a day.
 You can get relief from catarrh or stuffed up head in two minutes and stop hawking and snuffiing in a week.
 Just pour a few drops of HYOMEI into the inhaler and breathe in-that all.
 It's so easy and 80 pleasant and so much more desirable than swallowing nauseating drugs. Breathe Hycne' over the infanled membrane of the nose and throat and it's soothing. heal ing action will be felt immediately.
 If you have not d HYOMEi Inhaler get a complete HYCMET outfit al once. This only costs $1.o0. and with it comes a HYOMEI Inhaler that will last 8 lifetime and ought to be in every family. For free sample of I1 OMEI write Booths Hyomei Co, Buf falo N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
DIR. JAcksoNs BANQUET
 TO FRIENDS AND EMPLoYEs Given at Wauregan House With Cov- CTS for Sixteen-Watched the Old Year Out <.

Following out his annual custom, Dr. Frederick c. Jackson gave a ban quet Saturday evening to his associ- ates in business and friends, at the Wauregan house covers being laid for sixteen. The table was handsomely decorated with candelabra, with smilax and carnations. One of Davenport 8 fine menus was served and thorough lyi enjoyed, after which Dr. Jackson acted as toastmasteI and there were responses from all the gentlemen. A feature of the evening was the musical entertainment by Charles l.. Jackson, brother of the host who is an accom- plished pianist, while in addition to his instrumental numbers he gave sev- eral solos, to the delight of the gath ering. The evening was one of much pleasure, Dr. Jackson entertaining in his usual clever style. and the cOmpli- ments of the season were passed be- fore the close.
 Those in attendance were MT. and Mrs. A. J. Norton, of DunningtAn, Vt, MT. and Mrs c. c. Donnelly of New York city, Mir. and Mrs. Charles L. Jackson of Hartford, Harry l.. Campbell of Hartford. Miss M. E. Gun ningham of Willimantic, Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Jackson. Misses Grace F. and Jean A. Jackson, Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Wilmot, Dr. H. D. Sydleman and A. G. Crowell of this city
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
can+rst Rantist Phiiatheas.

Tuesday evening the Philathea class of the Central Baptist church held their monthly business meeting at the home of their teacher, Mrs Calvin Swan The meeting was called to or der bv the president Miss Emma Pat ton. The reports of the secretary and treasurer were read and accepted. Five dollars were voted for benevo . lence The election of officers was as follows: President, Miss Emma Pat ton; vice president, Miss Nellie Par ker: secretary, Miss Martha Kneeland; {; treasurer, Miss Clara Royle: reporter. Miss Amelia New. One member was taken in the class.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
POLICE BUSINESS
 DURING DECEMBER Seventy eight Were Taken in But Fines and Costs Were Small.

There were 7S arrests made during December. of which 45 were for intox ication, 19 for breach of the peace, s for yagrancy 3 for injury to private property, two each for theft, burglary and resistance, one each for obtaining money under false pretenses and neg lecting to send child to school.
 There were p who paid the sum of s210.29 in fines and costs. 31 were committed to jail. were discharged, had their cases continued. were taken away, 3 will have their trials this morning, 2 cases were nolied, ? placed in charge of the probation off cer, were buond over and one took an appeal The total number of ar rests for the year were 990. April be- ing the largest month, with 1z5.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
Total Transactions of Norwich National Banks for Past
 Ten Years
RECORD BROKEN IN THE
 TRAMPS' QUARTERS. During December There Were sos Sheltered, the Largest Number Known i'm One Month.

During the month of December there were sos tramps given shelter at the police station, it being the largest num- Der known in a single month. The number for the year is 2,553. During December there were IS places of busi- ness where the doors were found un- locked and made secure by the police.
 The tramp record for the past year follows January 357, February 314, March 364, April 197, May 90, June 39, July 59. August 36, September 78, Oc- tober 154, November 357, December sos.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
SheIterinq Arms Service.

Rev. John Thompson of the West Town Street Methodist Episcopal church spoke at the Sheltering Arms on Sunday afternoon. He took for his subject. Seeking the Things Above. He said, Heaven is the Christians fa- therIand. Every day we should feel that we are living under the power of the world above. Seeking the things above gives dignity to the present life. In all our afflictions and infirmities it is a comfort to know that God is pre- pairing us for an eternal weight of glory.
 Mrs. F. H. Bushnell was pianist and arranged the song service The AL exander book was used by the chorus choir, which sang.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
Stationary Engineers to Have Lecture.

At the last meeting of the Norwich Stationary Engineers association. No. 6, it was decided to make Jan 18th special evening by having a lecturer here for an open meeting at which all steam users and others interested in the subject are expected to attend whether members of the local organ ization or not. The speaker arranged for is F. H. Evans. whose subject will be Steam Speciafties. Pump Governors and Engine Stops. The lecture will be illustrated by lantern slides
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
PERSONAL

William Chamberlin and Mrs. W. O. Seyms of Hebron were recent visitors in Norwich.
 W. P. Lillie of North Franklin has been in Springfield, attending the mar riage of his son, w. L. Lillie.
 William Whitmarsh of Trading Cove has returned to work after a two weeks illness with the measles.
 Miss Nellie W. Geer and Miss Flor ence Geer of Ledyard are visiting friends on Deerfield avenue and Niles street, Hartford.
 B. N. Coleman of New York arrived here Sunday evening for a visit of day at his former home. He is much pleased with his new work.
 The New London Globe says: Ty- Ter B. Earl, for many years g. livery stable proprietor in this city for the past five years resident of Montville, where he operated farm, has dis posed of his property to New York parties, and will remove to Union street, New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
Captain Phelps Entertained.

Capt. and Mrs. Henry 5. Phelps en- tertained their young friends at their home in Pequot, Montvilie on Friday evening. pleasant time was enjoyed with games and music, Mrs. Phelps serving a dainty supper. Among those who assisted in the musical pro- gramme were Orville C. Walden with flute selections, Miss Cora St Germain and Miss May Walsh of Pequot. with piano selections, and Miss Gertrude Johnson of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
Greetinas to Each Family.

At the Second Congregational church Sunday New Years greetings in print ca form were given to each family of the church by the pastor, Rev. Herbert J. Wyckom. They came as a surprise to the congregation, but were fine esn- timents for the esason.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
For Over H.If n Cenfurx

Williams Fiavoring Extracts have been reCSgni nized as standard for purity and strength. Preferred by all the most experienced and successful cooks. Ac- ccpt no substitute.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
Keeninn the Dove RusM

MT Carnegie has sent rush order to The Hague for another s19, ,000, ,00e worth of peace.-Kansas City Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
Incidents in Society

Mir and Mrs. Henry A. Tirren have returned from a holiday trip to. New York
 Mrs Nelson Porter and her daugh- ter Miss Blanche Porter. have been spending a week with friends in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
City of Norwich Water Works.

Board of Water Commissioners
 Norwich, Conn. Dec. 31 1910. Wafer rates for the quarter ending Dec 31. 1910 are due and payable al the office Jan. :, 1911. Office open from s.30 a. m to p. m., and on the evening of Jan. 20 from to g.
 Additions will be made to all bills remaining unpaid after Jan. 20
 GILBERT $. RAKMOND, Jan2S CashieEs
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02

Saturday evening at St. Patrick.s rectory, Rev. Hugh Treanor united in marriage John F. Murphy and Florence W. Kelsey, both of this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02

The average speed of an elevator Is about 20 miles an hour,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02

The cigar factories suspended busi- ness Saturday under government in- struction that the annual inventory of stock on hand might be taken.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02

Mrs. Frank T. Brown and Miss Ka therine Brown sail Tuesday from Nev York on the George Washington fo1 Bremen via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02

The water commissioners office will be closed all day today. Open every business day to and including Jan- uary 20, from S.3O a. m- to p. m.- adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
QUALITY

fin work should always be considered. especially when 1t costs no more than the inferior kind. Skilled men ars employed by us. Our prices tell the whole story.
 STETSON & YOUNG. may27Q
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
Referring to the meetings of Il

Referring to the meetings of the Connecticut Horticultural society, Fri day evening. Saturdays Hartford Times said concerning the discussion of the Gloire de Lorraine begonia: President Huss requested the secre- tary, George W. Smith of Melrose, to read an article on this particular plant by Charles Thomas Beasley. head gar deuer for Mrs. William c. Lanman of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02

Rt. Rev John J. Milan of the Cath oiic diocese of Hartford announced Sunday night that he had appointed Rev w. II. Flynn of Waterbury as- sistant to Chancellor Rev. John c. Murray. Father Flynn will assume his duties at once. Father Flynn is a native of Hartford and has been cu- rate at the Immaculate Conception church. Waterbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02

WHEN you want 70 pue veur bue<s ness before ths public. thsYe te 90 u~~ Gium better th@n throv4f fbs eASH511o
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02

There are to be no union services for the week of prayer this year. but at Broadway church there will be extra services at 5 o'clock on Tues day and Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02

Uncas lodge, No. II, I. O. o. F. in stalls officers this evening. Full at tendance desired. Refreshments will be served.-adv
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02

Many persons who attended the watch night services were on the streets at much earlier hours than customary, Sunday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02

Because the grounding has appeared in northwestern Connecticut five weeks earlier than usual, the prediction is being made that the backbone of win ter is broken.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02

Sunday afternoon the vested girls chNir of Christ church was at the Backus hospital The beautiful Christmas music gave much enjoy ment. The choir was under the di- rection of Miss Ruth Lord.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02

The Halle club will be open today although the restaurant will be closed adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02

The New Years day high mass in St. Patricks church was celebrated by the Rev. Thomas A. Grumley, who also gave benediction- Rev. William r. Cavanaugh preached on Hope. The rec tor, Rev Hugh Treanor added a few words of New Year greeting, wishing his people success happiness and peace during the twelvemonth just begun.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-07
JUNTA hHRIfDLN

Otro asunto q s.r1n inpor'an.. l..
IA cl bienestar ie Ia lsi - III eeri
de las condicion.s agricol.s. ron Is ..l
de mejorar los -neiodos dr cu'fito.
Imentando la caiitsd csH;idaI -. ua
tros productos Drote;-,eudolos pa
evitar que sean dcslrtjdo. por pIl.
quier playa.
Sc ha Ilamado recrcni,tarnie mi af.n
cion hacia Ell hesho Gle quc - borer
Gnsecto que talgdra In raiiaJ y otrs
lnsect0s que ata'an y eansam grave st
mo Ia cana d. aNIear, nj faba.o
otr0s impOrtantas DrOdUct0S. cSi nv aI
|mentando de IN podo flaruanio. i.o.
peritos atribuyen site p.iigro ia 81.
sencia notable b. pajaics cn ~ isIa
que en- OtrOs paises ~ aIiIncn'an j. rsu.
insectos y concluy ~ por .xtcrruinarIo.
Debe considerarso tempo IN cu.s
ti6n de remedial eslc esiado de cosa.
impidiendo asi groves danos : nuesira.
coSechas y las perdidas consignment.
Este, es no obstaDt., g6lo uno H. los lu
chos asuntOs qJs mqsicrcn invcsiiv.
ci6n Y atenci6n 0decuadt On bpnrfr.a
de los intercscS acricols d. la isia
De consignment, paucur drscablr.
10 rccomiendO. gue ~ elrr una iurf
honoraria por una lcy Il, la AsambI
Legislative con ~ uombfc H. "Juai.
DE Comisionados dc Agriculture fnr
|mada de modo QUO sus vc,ales rerrrs.H
ten las diversas industries agricolaS.
cuyos deberes consiStir.in vn c<iudia
Las necesidades 30 diehas indusir1aa.
por su acci6n iudcpendienie euan,l.
fuere precise, en- dar los pa<os ncse.a
rios, con arreglo Ia Icy, para protc0
las de cuaIquicr danO. ~ iunia no e..
10 deberia tcncr gacuItads para aeiuae
independientcmente cn ~ resolution Il
los asuntos Il ella somct.os. sino uu
para lograr los fines dc su creaei6n. da
IBERIA prestar su c0operac on = las ss'.,
clones expeSmen.sIus sosleuidas por s'
Gobierno Federal y por cuaIquicr orga
nizaci6n local, y aptov. harsc &c Ia
facilidades informe9 oirccidos por a.
chas estaciones. Deberfa tambisn etf
cargarsele In cjecuci6n Ell general d. la
Ley aprobada en- do Septicmbrs a.
1910, para impeiir IN introduction .u
Puerto Rico de sDfcrmesIqdes dc pIsu
tas insectos Y de plsgas etc. I'm mi
opinion, los trabs1csr quo dichs junta
realizase resuItariau dc gran importau
cia para conservar 8 impuIsar Ia agri
cultura en- el territorio, y ofrccerian so
liosas indicaciones sobrc In legisIaci"m
necesara en ese sentido.
Sc recomienda que We hsga una asig
naci6n de dinero sa6cnnte para cufbrir
los gastos que Sc calcuia bcndri In .Iuu
ia. y para hacer frense gastos imp
vist6s.
p, - =. .t.
..t... Gee II. Cotton
Casa de Gobierno, Mario ., 1911
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-07
ApMoR.: miguel Mssssrs esreis


mas escritores prorniIuntes que han
yisitado la isla CON 81 obicto de- es,u
diar las condieiope y los rccurso~ lp
Gales: $15S.75.
Impression dc fe'tetos para Ia disiri
buci6n gratuita dc los ndsmos: S3.Bat.
Telegramas: 1922
Total: 1,7969s.
Dejando un balance no gastado g.,
|23, ,203.O2
Este dinero y los dcrsis fondo~ a..
puedan estar dispOnible:' de- cuando en
cuando, Sc dedicsri Il proScguir n IT,
bajo para el cual ~ ha hecho W is
preparation necosaria, por medic Il
un negOciado de informs. on coofr.-
cion con las org gauizaciOlcs d. negoefp.
que tengan la 1nisna iiualidad. en- r..
ma tai que Sc lcgren los rcsu,ados rn ,.
eticaces.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-07
MENSAJE ESPECIAL
GOBERNADOR DE PUERTO RICO
SExrA AsAMBLEA LEGISLATIVE
PRIMERA LEGISLATURE, 1911

inferiores EN- sustituci6n dc los nues
tros. Para conseguir y conservar ese
mercadO Sc neceSita tanbien cOmOcer
"a fondo las condolences que esta SUI
jeto ell producto, porque contituira una
malversaci0n de energla y de dinero la
creacion de una demanda sin tener pri
nero la seguridad de que existiria can
|tidad bastante del producto para hacer
frente ella. Nuestra cosecha no es su
|fcientemente grande para intentar con
exito la Introduction de nuestro cafe
Ell todo ell territoriO de los EstadOs Uni
dos, perO como resultadO de inveStiga
CLONES hechas durantes ell aiio ultimo,
Sc puede ahora realizar inteligentemen
tie una campaila eticaz en ell territorio
que Sc eliza, tan prontO como sc hayan
hecho los arreglos neceSarios en- la isla
para asegurar una cantidad dc cafe
con la cual proveer del articulo 4 dichc
|territorio sin interruption.
Adenlas del estudio dedicado al mer
|cado de cafe, Sc ha prestado atenci6n
"a Ia posibilidad de mejorar las condi
clones bajo las cuales Sc llcvan al nrer
cad0 las frutaS y OtrOs prOductos.
El convenio hecho con ell seior Re
|mington comprend1a ademas de las in
!vestigaciones y estlldios descritos, la pu
|blcacion de art1culos de interes gene
raj en- los peri6dicos de los Estados Uni
dos, y Sc cree que el pueblo del cont
nente ha adquirido durante ell aiio pa
|sado mayor suma de conocimientos so
bre Puerto Rico que Ell que habia OBJ
tenido antes, por la inteligente circu
laci6n de informes estadisticas, pre-
parados en- fOrma convenicnte para que
|fuesen aceptados & impresos por los pc
riodicos como aSuntos de interes.
Ell trabaJo hechO en- esta direction
|es, no obstante, solo TN pequeno comien
20 de Ia campala de publicidad que de
be ser llevada a cabo die modo persis
tente, fin de que la isla obtenga las
|ventajas los beneficios PRACTICES de
sus muchos atractivos, va como sitio
para pasar ell invierno, va de otra ella
Sc. Els, por 10 tanto, deseabIe que ell
Gobierno ayude a la realization de es
|te trabaJo en- una proportion razona
|ble, pero para lograr un complete exi
Ito dicho trabajo debe principalmente
|llevarse efecto y estar sostenido pOr
los hombres de negocios, por medic de
la cooperation de sus diversas organi
zaciones.
Las anvestigaciones hechas y la cir
culacion de informes Sc han realizado
hasta ahora a un costo que es insigni
ficante en comparaci6n con Ell valor que
para la isla tienen, con los gastos que
habrian ocasionado en otras condicio
neS.
Dichos gastos Sc han hecho en- la for
ma siguiente:
Contrato con ell sefior Mortimer Re
ming gton, para trabajos de investiga
ci6n, estudio de las condolences del mer
cado, anuncios y trabajos Ell general:
/ 10000 dollars.
Gastos de una vista del senior Nor
timer Remington a Puerto Rico para
adquirir informes con respecto & la isla
6 investigar las condolences de la mis-
ma 1O1.OO dollars.
Transporte en- automovil para perso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-07
tI PToyecto de Ley
de Sanidad |nsu|ar,
ApIobado po Ia cdmaIa de Delegates
(Continuaci6n.)

Saccs6p 14a. I1a ,Jun1a snsukar de
SanMad tendra la supervision general
10 4ndos los asuntOs relacaonadoS con la
saaald p1blica el sant2amlea,to en- tooa
Ia isla de Puerto Rico Hara anvestlga
Clones sanitarias de las causas de las
enReranedades espeeiaEmenbe de Las epi
4lemicas de las circunstancias que La
ei]iten SUI propagation; de las aocah
aafles habitaciones insalubres respec
TO del paludismo y de La tuberculosis;
nuhl;cara las investigaciones utIles que
.pbtenga v las diyulgara por medic de
Ia pzablicidad-
;Secci6n 15a. La Junta Insuiar de Sa
nidad entendera en- cualquier asunto
de earacter sanitario que no este com
nrendido en- La jurisdiction dc una au
toridad local sanitaria. Exijlra ell cum
olisalento de Jas dispesieiones y de los
v.rrla1nentos de sanidad, EN- toda La
1sla de Puerto Rico, -sobre hygiene es
Derial, embalsamannientos, ,deslnfeccion'
spenejas funerarias; sobre abastecl
7n;spnto de aguas, servictos ce cioacas
~ aseantarillado, recegida de basuras,
fslsifieaciomes de sustanclas ahmentl
eias. slquidos, bebidas, drogas ash como
aas relativas al tratamient0 que secta
al ganado destinado al consume: nara
ezmplir las leyes especlales que regu
lam las industries Y ocnpaeiones' peh
grosas y nocivas-
Secci6n 16a. La junta Insuiar de
ssannaad podra exigir informes y datos
n,ue intaresen al meyor desempeno de
sus f,lnciones, este respeeto los pc
Ilira 4 dos dispensarios pilbiicos sanato
rios. hospitales, enfermeriasr casas dc
sal.1d, manicomio, presidios, careehes
,s,enitenciarias, colonia de teprosos, ser
gicio de Hygiene especial, de sus drec
anres. iefes empleadoss de cualqule
"a otro establecimiento pdblicos de ssis
directories, administrators, ash como
de los duelios, arrendatarios, lnqulh
nos de lugares pdblicos, de ferrocarr'
aes. tranvlas vehfculos de transpor-
te. Tendra poder para pedir las OF
einas correspondence, los datos ole YES
,sadistica demografea especialmente en-
3o referente nacianienbos, natrimo
MICS. Intermediates y defuncioaes. La
-Jsxnta Insular de Sanidad emitlra aque
Hos informes que lie pidiere La Antorl
dad Superior. s>a
Seeci6n TIA. La Junta Insular de
Sandal debera dictar los reglamentos
de Sanidad las disposlciones santa
rIas aplicahles q todos los Muncipios
dn Puerto Rico con ell fin de Precaver
s,1primir las enfermedades contaglo
say epidemicas; cen ell tin de destrulr
los vehfcuIos de propagation del paln
S7ixno. Tuberculosis y 0tras enferme
Hades transmisibbes Y para cuaiqMer
stro servicio que afeete q La saIud pu
bI1ca como Ell abastecimlentO de aqua
ssIimenfos y bebfdas, construction de
4edificlos EN- la pobIacl6n, uentiIaci6n,
sarenaie 6 instalacaOnes sanItarlas, no
fe4es, posadas, easas de huespedes, ca
xss de dorHmir, cafes, restaurants, ION
das, cantinas, casas de veeindad, casas
uravadas, casas en general escneIas, "a
bricas Y taIIeres, fabricas, industries, es
3ablecimientos peligrcsos, TnsaIubres
Tnc6modos, Enatader0s, y matazan, meE
rados, carmcerSas, hssuras inmundl