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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-10

Preaching by the pastor, Rev. r, o.
cunRinaha1s. 1870 q 10 end 7,s4 y. M
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-10

The large deposits of saltpeter To-
Gated on Cabinet land near the village
of Doroninskaia In the Herchinck min
ing district, Siberia, are now being ex-
amined by the chief chemist OF tho
district and five English chemists, the
latter representing an English syndi-
cate whose intention it IL to establish
large works for the manufacture OF
soda etc.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-10

The Philippine Bureau Of Customs
shows that the total trade Of the is
lands for the quarter from July 1, To
September 80. 1911, amounted to $24,
276,2Se, as against S22,709,2o for ths
same period in the preceding fiscal
year. The total trade of the whole Of
the fiscal year 1911 was SS9,612,351.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-06
Sparks Girl In Court.

New York. Magistrate Harris was
engaged in hearing case In the New
Jersey avenue police court, Brooklyn.
when the door few open and Morris
Scham OF At Thatford street rushed
I'm. He looked mad. He glanced
around the room until his eyes rested
Ethel. who was sitting on bench
near the front Without word.
Scham grabbed his daughter and be.
gan 10 spank her In true fatherly fash.
ion
The place 10 whip your children
Is home. not here. said the court
A fine OF $40 was then imposed
Scham did not have the money, and
was sentenced TO ten days In jail
The court finally relented when the
daughter pleaded with him
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-06

There was a regular exodus OF stu
dents last Tuesday. The Erikson girls,
Bert and Myrtle went to Evanston /;
the Larson boys, BERTH IT, Beloit and
Herbert 10 Ann Arbor John Bauer TO
Ann Arbor and the Bjork girls, Rose
TO Ann Arbor and Edna to Ypsilarti.
The CRYSTAL Falls students joined a
large delegation at Cnanning coming
from the north so that the train was
pretty well loaded down with students
Fred Morphy, former eniploye of
The Diamond Drill. but now n very
successful sales manager for the Grin.
nell Piano Co, was in Crystal Falls
Thursday from Iron River wnere he IS
conducting big sale Mr.. Morpny
has done we'll since leaving Crystal
Falls.
Rev. l. r. Whiting will preach at the
Swedish Lutheran Church next sunday
at 1890 .. m. Subjsct AN All
important Question In the evening
(7:3O) there will be preaching service.
The subject will be The Greatest
Brotherhood
John O'Gonnell, deputy game war
den, was in the city last Tuesday
night Mr. O'Connell mas been sta
toned again in Iron county and will
move either To Crystal Falls or Iron
River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald returned last
Tuesday evening from New Years
visit with Mrs. Archibald's PEOPLE AT
Ishpeming.
Mrs ID. r. BOYLE and children came
up from Marinette last Wednesday Il
Join Mr.. Boyle At Balsam.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-06

A good old French party was given
AT the homo OF MIR and Mrs Frank
Morell on New Years day. Turkey
cranberries and pie were heartily par
taken OF and the girls and boys were
kept busy two-stepping and everything
Early in the evening the party ad-
iourned TO the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Art Yillipeauve where chicken sup
per was served and dancing and every
thing continued until early hours
M oslo was furnished by Chegwedden
and Bogardns Everyone had a good
time and hearty wishes were extended
all around for bright and happy New
Year.
Note The by word was Everything.
Ed Scott OF Iron River was in the
city Wednesday attending meeting of
the poor commissioners. Mr.. Scott
says that business is moving along
nicely at Iron River, the recent change
in the outlook in the iron business
having wholesome effect upon the
mine operators over there
Mrs Chas. James and baby returned
to hen nome at Norway last Friday AZ
ter spending the holiday sswith her par
ents, MIR aud Mrs, / II jackson. She
was accompanied by her sister Miss
Lizzie jackson who will visit at Nor
way tor short time.
Mrs. Thos. Conlin left Thursday
morning tor St lgnace, her fret stop
on her trip TO the lower peninsula.
she will spend Sunday with Mr. aud
Mrs. Dusenberry at West Branch,
Mrs. JAS. X. Flood spent several
days at Iron River during the week
and reports of our west side neighbors
as sooiable lot as she mas met tn a
long time
A party was given last night at the
Diamond Drill hall in honor of Miss
Bougie 10y number Of her young lady
friends.
Jas. Carney of Stockbridge, Mich,
is visiting his father. Matt Carney in
this city
John Sepel returned to his work a,
Chicago last Tuesday night
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-06

started. As a result the building of
the Negaunee State bank. in which
the exchange was located, was com
pletely gutted with "a loss approximate
ly $50. 600 and the Miners National
bank in lspheming. which housed the
exchange there. was damaged to the
extent of SIP. OO0 while the telephone
company Ioss Will exceed $40. 900 in
both exchanges to say nothing of the
serious interterance of business the
company will experience.
Others who suffered by the hre were
John @ Adams. who had an Office in
the Negaunee bank building and who
lost a law library valued close 10
50. 900; Young and Bell with Offices in
the Miners National. with loss of
So. 600. Michael Kennedy lin the same
building with loss OF 81 600. also
Hans Gunderson. whose real estate
Office was damaged $3.50 and the Har-
wood drug store adjoining :he bank in
lshpeming which suffered loss by
water OF $500.
The Miners National Bank building
is ire proof structure built eight
years ago and the loss TO the interior
WAS entirely by water and smoke. The
bank resumed business Thursday in the
Office OF the Western Union and decor
ators immedihtel, began the work Of
rehabitating the hank interior. The
loss of the Eegaunee State bank is far
greater The buildiug was erected in
1874 and was completely gntied 10y the
fire aud the walls seriously damaged
The bank resumed business TnurSaa
in o. Donoghne drug store and ii is
likely that the direr ors vii meet at
once aul althoriz~ ths erection Of a
new mod,ru ma * hnllding
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-06
Two Banks Burned

A telephone guy wire. probably snap
ped by the excessive cold Tuesday
night. dropped across the trolley wire
OF the street car company 1T Negaunee
aud wnen the power was turned on
Wednesday morning at . 40 the 2. 200
volts OF the street car company slipped
into the Negaunee exchange of the
Marquette County Telephone company.
set il aIire and sped to the Ishpemin.
exchange where similar blaze was
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-06

( Chas. Neugebauer was feeling a
great relief last Tuesday because of his
retirement from the management OF
the Finnish * Swedish Mercantile
Assn. Mr. Neugebauer has been a
faithful manager Tor the concern; has
nursed IL is it's infancy and trained il
In it's strength, graduating from the
rented building in which the firm first
started to the beautiful block now
owned by the Association. Mr.. Men
gebauer's retirement-was wholly vol
uptary az ne is planning a trip to the
old country whore he will spend the
summer and then return TO Crystal
Falls and take up business again.
Rev. |. w Whiting, who has been
missionary in Australia for over six
years will give a lecter OF" Australia
illustrated by some 100 very inter
esting pictures, in the Swedish Luth-
eran Church next "Wednesday evening
at = 90 o colck. Admission 10 cents.
A letter received from Arnott Hen.
bricks tells Of his prosperity and con
tlnued residence ia Lexington, Ky,
where he is interested in an optical
business He wished 10 he remember
ed to all his old friends.
Father Lapgner Of Negaunee. vicar
general Of the Marquette diocese died
at Negaunee on Jan Bird Father
Langner was we'll known in the PENN
sula and highly respected
Mr. and Mrs. q II Greasy came up
from Chicago TO spsnd few weeks
with Mrs Cressy's parents. Mr. and
Mrs ". A PIERCE
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson re-
turned on Tuesday from visit over
New Years with friends at Marquette
and Munising.
M. s. Powers of Milwaukee. a man
heavily interested in Crystal Falls
mining property and timber lands, was
in the CITY several days this week.
The drain pipe Of the drinking
fountain froze mp last Thursday night
causing a food over the street adjacent
to the fountain.
Jake Warshawsky has purchased tn,
Oswald house on Fifth street now oc
cupied by MIR. and Mrs I G. Brooks
aud family.
, VIM. Rosenqnist. the new manage
of the Finnish a. Swedish store was OF
.. deck this week circulating among hi
! customers and friends
!. Archie Liberty came down iron
Amasa and spent the New Year wit
/. relatives In this city.
! Mrs. N. Warshawsky ami cnildre
I: spent several days this week At Amas
|; visiting with friends
I; Alex Cummings returned 10 Chcae
!, Tuesday evening after spending "a
!. holidays with his parents in this cit,
!. Dave Mendelson left last Tuesda
!: night Tor visit At Chicago where Il
!; will spend the week
: Miss Mabls Massie who Is teachin
Z sc Quinnesec, returned 10 her scho,
!: duties Tuesday
!: The Woodmen will give a supper !
!, their lodge room ON January nth, ne,
!, Thursday evening
!. Miss Bougie Of Marinette is guei
!. at the home of Mr. and Mrs job
' Tufts
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-06

The tax roll Of Mansfield township is
now in my hands for collections OF
taxes. will la at my Office at the
Mansfield mine each Friday until Jan.
10, for the purpose of receiving said
taxes.
John f. Mason.
Twshp. Treas.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-06

| will be at my Office al the Great
Western mine each and every Saturday
between this date and January 10 for
the purpose OF collecting the taxes due
upon the tax roll of the Township of
Crystal Falls which is now in my
hands. After Jan. 10 a collection fee
of per cent will be charged
+. j. Oswald.
Deputy Township Treas
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-06

Beginning with first issue in Jan
9i2. the price Of all Sunday paper :
will be Is per copy.
Sam Bridges,
w. H. Rein
The Detroit times., 1912-07-12
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit July 70, 1912
LATERAL SEWER ASSESSMENT
NOTICE.

To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Take uNtiCe that an assessment ron
for defraying the cost and expense OF
constructing the vitriied crock lateral
sewers hereinafter described has been
conf leted and is open for inspection
TAT this office. and Will be presented 70
the Common Council al a session there-
.cf to be held Tuesday, the 18TH day u
July 1912. at y. m, standard time, for
confirmation
Tho lots and parcels OF real estate
abutting on or adjoining the alley or
alleys hereinafter described have been
assessed FOR the cost and expense Of
the Improvement threin ANY person
desiring 10 object to any ussesme mt
made may hle with the city Clerk a
written protest at any time prior 70 the
cate last above mentioned, and may be
heard before the Committee Oh Sewers.
to whom such protest viii be referred.
at a meeting thereof TO be held on tho
Thursday following such reference at
IL a m. standard time. at the Commit :
tee Room In the city Hall.
Assessment Roll, No. 7646-Sewer
No 1886, In alleys In blocks boundef
by Chippewa, and Newland avenues,
Duncan street and Harper avenue
Assessment Roll No 1851 Sewer
No. 2341, in alley I'm block bounded BY
Concord and Canton avenues. Mack and
Sylvester avenues
Assessment Roll No. 7654-Sewer
No 2344, In Mcmillan avenue ana nrst
alley east Of Livernols avenue north
Of Mcmillan avenue
Assessment Roll No. 7657-Sewer
No 2347, In Springwells avenue, be-
tween the railroad and Mint street
Assessment Roll No 76J9-Sewer
No 224q in. alley first north Of Jeffer-
son west and Artillery avenue.
Assessment Roll No. I6bO-Sewe
No. 1850. In alley IN block bounded by
Thirty-first and Thlrtieth streets, Box
wood avenue and Milford and fireman
avenues
no 413O T. HAARER,
Commissioner
The Detroit times., 1912-07-12
MARRIAGES.

William Burkhardt, SO Alice Lapuc,
Frank II Either, a. Milwaukee; Rose
Payne. 81, same
Joseph Grzywac. 20; Anna Starzec, 20
Martin Mcintosh. p. Loretta Klatz
John F. Houlnhan, ss, Lena Akin.
john f. Berner, SO, AIyina Spring
born. 80
George a Taylor 2s Florence NJ
Newly 10.
Georse K Norris IS; Lucy Mean
drcws. 10.
Eugene Bemb. % Maud L. Burgw'n
Edwin Z wegmiller. %; Laura Beg
nall 10
Ncls Christensen. "a. Detroit: Helen
rasmussen. 81. Kcnosha.
Adams. IS, May MoTrisey. %
Anthony Stefres, 81: Selena Boussie,
Henderson cox. 2s; Myrtle Jones, IS
Jphh Iolosny - Katarzyna Skotoz,
Kari shlndcwolf 20. New Britain,
conn Christana Sucker. 60, Detroit.
Ernest Morrison 81, Detroit; Eva
= kggdr:, 20. Greenway
Einll Iuelch, "a Anna Klann, 10.
John Kovac. 81, Mary Kralovsky. II
Jacob Boremba. p. Mary Jawaczka,
i, Lewis p Kay. % Detroit; Vera Ber-
Raymond l. Hannah "a, Detroit:
Lima NJ J. Martini "a Sebewain
Emil Sleger. % Vera Bergman, g.
kowska. 10
Ellen L. tombstone Al. Hamtramck
Heman a. Dunn, 81, Hamtramck.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-12
The Man He Needed

Edward d. Easton. who claims that
he made the largest single fee OF any
shorthand reporter in the world when
he collected $4,000 from the lawyers
IN the Star Route trials, was sent TO
report an important hearing in a small
Southern town. The work was so
pressing that he found he needed an
assistant who could typewrite Search
ing for such person. he sent out
messages, advertised in the country
papers and made desperate appeals
for somebody TO locate the man.
He waited at his hotel all day with
out sign of an assistant, and went
TO bed that night extremely worried
because his work depended absolute
ly on his getting some one TO help
him. Shortly after midnight he was
aroused by knock al the door.
II am the man you want" said the
stranger. II am the only typewriter
in this part OF the state, and
Well" exclaimed Easton eagerly,
can you come 10 work tomorrow
morning."
II was going 10 tell you. continued
the visitor. that | read your adver-
tisement saying you wanted a type
writer. and / thought I'd drop in to
tell you can't do the work Lafe
Smith and me have got TO go fshing T"
Popular Magazine,
The Detroit times., 1912-07-12
DIED.

BRADY-July 10. at the residence OF
his parents, 22S Field-ave Edward
Charles, eldest child OF John J and
Mary Miller Brady and brother OF
Catherine and John Brady Funeral
Friday. July II, at $40 and at 81.
Charles church at 9 o'clock. Inter-
ment at Mt. Elliott
CARlECY-- July 9. AT residence. 2 Cay
nor-ct.. Joseph H., beloved husband
Of Christina Cariecy and father OF
Marie and Muriel Cariecy Funeral
Friday, July H. at p. m.
FARRAR-Juiy 10. 1912. at her resi-
dence 795 Trumbull-aye., Hattie Null
lett Farrar. aged 10 years, only sur
viving daug liter OF the late John Far
rar and Anna Mullet: beloved sister
OF the late Mrs II. Farrar Starring
and devoted aunt. OF Dr. Anna star
ring and the late Ford Starring. Flu
neral services from house Saturday
at 230 p. m
HOLMES Suddenly, July 10. at Harper
hospital John Wallace Holmes. be
loved husband OF Jessie r. Holmes
Notice OF funeral later.
10. 1912. Martha j.
L!ndley, mother OF William J and
Amos and sister Of Mrs. Anna Strlck
Ter. Funeral Saturday at O'Clock
from II Beech-st Burial at Wood
lawn
PA1GE--July 3, William. beloved son
oil Arena FelrdDend anu the late Fer
dinand Paige, step-son OF Fred Feier-
abend brother OF Fred Paige, Mrs
Ida Weyand, Mrs TTesa Srock Miss
Pauline Feierabend, Mrs Agnes
Scharf. OTTO and clara Feierabend
Funeral from residence 2l2 Tween.
ty-eiEhth-st Friday, 1870 y. m, and
from Christ's Lutheran church. corner
Scotch and Wolf-st, at D. IN.
SMITH July TO- at her home. 45i
Msck-ave.. Jane. aged SO years be-
loved wife Of Thomas Smith, and
dear mother OF J Il Smith. Mrs An
drew Brown or Pontiac. Mrs George
Harper. Mrs Nellie Broeg and Mrs
A. r Denlo Funeral saturday. 2
o'clock from residence. and 230 at
ST Philips church
TAYLOR-July 10. at residence 27i
Warren-aye. east, Henry Delos. aged
y years. beloved husband OF Celia
g: father OF Herbert TAYLOR. Fu-
neral Friday at =. m. from house.
Burial private.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-12
BANK EXAMINER ELLIS
OF MICHIGAN CASE

NEW YORK. July 1l.-Arrange
ments were made at the final session
Of the conference Of Bank Examiners
at Brighton Beach for the formation OF
National organization, probably to
be called the American Bank Exam.
iners' association.
A committee of seven was appointed
to complete the organization OF the
National association George c. Van
Tuyl, Jr., state superintendent OF
banking. is chairman and the other
members are +. f Rorebeck. national
bank examiner at New York: Charles
A. Hanna, chief examiner for Balti-
more and Washington; j. a. Brod
erick, who has charge Of the credit
bureau in the New York banking de.
pArtment; George |. Skinner. first
deputy state uperintendent and
Frank l.. Norris, national examiner at
Philadelphia.
In the course OF a discussion OF
Rendering first aid TO the injured.
Mr.. Rorebeck told how he had saved
bank in small Michigan town,
throwing light on the human side OF a
bank examiners work The examiner
VI hOl GbtNh Sdlus OlltH SNdUuS De
tween bank and a receivership, and
II is in an emergency of this kind that
he has TO use his gray matter.
There were two banks in this
town, said Mr.. Rorebeck, and my
assistant and myself looked them over
through the windows before they were
opened In one everything was as
neat as could be. There wasn't pa
per in sight on the desks. The other
was just the opposite. The desks were
Uttered and pens and erasers were
thrown all around. | said 10 my as
sistant, Ii that doesn't spell trouble
I'm not a bank man. The cashier had
hurt his leg and went on crutches
lie had an awful time hobbling back
and forth trying to watch us while
We were working In separate depart
ments and was very nervous
He found two notes on which In
terest had not been paid or the col
lateral was doubtful He decided the
cashier was dishonest, and then he
took charge of the bank.
The bank was hopclessly insol
vent" he said and could have clos
ed Il. but wanted 10 save IL. | got
rid OF the cashier and told the presi
dent the situation He said his sister
mother of a weak minded director
was real head OF the family and we
would have TO send for her She
weighed about 300 and took charge
OF the situation for the family She
nfterward put up $4,000 to repair the
deficit"
MIR. Rorebeck finally sold the bank
except the directors
The Detroit times., 1912-07-12
Merger All RlgM II
Commission Fixes Rates
oSunu~

The reported merger of the Michi.
gan state Telephone Co. and the so
called independent telephone concerns
does not raise any alarm in the mind
Of Gov Osborn If its purpose is to give
the people better service at lower
cost.
There can be no objection TO such
a merEer.' said the governor while in
Detroit Thursday If II is clearly un-
derstood and admitted that the state
railway commission has the right to
fix the rates and II the purpose OF the
merger Is 10 give the people bette
service at a less cost which is the
The Detroit times., 1912-07-12
Classified
Rates.
| Cent
i aWord
II charged. fe a

Cash With order II charged. fs a
line
No transient advertisement inserted
Tor less than loo with cash. lsc n
en-! SEQ per insertion.
The above rates apply TO all cIassi.
nch-ohs eNcept Births. Cards or
Ihanks, Obituaries. Meeting Notices.
anu all Acs. preceding Male Help.
bltthF, Deaths. Cards OK Thanks ana
Meeting Nctlees-Minimum charge, zoe
Tor 70 words or less over 25 words
one and one-third cents for each extra
word.
Personals-Mi nimum charge. soc: 100
per line. Counts six words TO the
The Detroit times., 1912-07-12
BIRTHS.
BOYS.

Forest, 365 Dragon; r. Bsever
547 Beniteaui T. Van Vliet. 1906 Michi.
gan; G Anderson, S52 Brush J. Watt
1905 VineWoad: y aGv 3S7 Concord
" Reown, Detroit W. Kahler. 3S3 Val
Dyke; ". Campbell 1919 Wabash. "
Hart SS2 Concord G Courville l40'
Twelfth; T Phillips 81 Belmont; T.
y Dalzelle; w Collins Woman's hos
Lital r, Dev. 22l High; J Plzok 1857
Baker +. Heuris asa Twenty third
w. Longneld, 90 Theodore w chine.
lewski G2S Ferry: A. Zrolke 81 Gil
bert J Miezgola, rs white j. Dale 70
Asst Knapp 2s15 Jefferson; II.
Merlo. GO Riopelle; W Kaszowske. 500
W Chlttenden. s57 Champaign: g
kures, IS Newton, j Rodgers Detroit
~. Schroeder 1872 Maybury ID. Tubbs
$50 Wabash
GIRLS.
II. Walters. ~ Cavalry W, Hackett
424 second 9 AlbertsOn. 1874 Baker
A. Verhaeghc, 56l M Elliott: T.. Pan
kowski 1912 Seminole r. Fleming 30
Helen. NJ card, 206l9 Wreford: +
50 Roosevelt \ Glced s34 Howard
T Miczkowski, Sol Tnlman Peltar
l43 Cherry. w Dallas, 515 Artillery
A. Mcnlmalre. 127l Champaign; 4
Stnck, 100 Elmwood " Webster. iG,
LAFAYETTE: g knapp. ISIS Jefferson. &
Rose. ca Riopelle r. Motto - 81
Joseph. G. Semino $40 Watson G. Zoe.
hospital NJ Shiffman, b49 Hastings: a
Cohen. l2l Livingstone, J. Padbert 2S
ST Aubin J Dupke 900 Roosevelt. Y
Lueido. 292 Mullett. ! RanowskI 90
Riorelle, g PanzDRr. 40 Kirby: J
Smasht, 100 Leland
The Detroit times., 1912-07-12

only reasonable excuse for doing away
with any competition.
This matter would be up TO the
railroadS commission, which is a very
competent body and the only stand
point from which the commission
would view Il would be from that OF
he interest OF the people
The Detroit times., 1912-07-12
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. July IL, 1912
PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING AMI
DECORATING IN CITY HALL.

Sealed proposals viii be received at
the onicc 81 the Department Of Public
Works. Detroit Mich. until Weducs-
day July 49, 1912. az 10 o'clock a, m,
standard time. al which time and
PLACE they will ~ opened Tor fur
rishing all the labor and material.
FOR the following work. viz Paint
tng. calsOmining. etc, Assessors and
Department OF Public Works on ices
in IN, CITY Hall la accordance with
specifications on flc in the office 81
tho Department 81 Public Works
Bidders are required To nlc a ccrti-
ned bank check Ia the sum Of 500
with the Department OF Public Works
before the proposals are opened. con
diticued that should they be found tp
l., tho lowest bidders they viii With
n FIVE days after being awarded Ga.
contract furnish surety company
bond Ga the furr amount OF contract
checks and proposals 20 be placed
H. separate envelopes
Tho right To reject any or all pros
rosals Is expressly reserved
tIs2J j HNARER.
t15D Commissioner
The Detroit times., 1912-07-12
ALGONAC

Buv a lot and build home 10
suit AZ Algouac The coming
resort town OF the state OF
Michigan Abram Smith &
son offer Tor sale u choice
water lots
Located on city water ami electric
lteht lines aud in flil view % ali pass
rng hHnts
n vou want a summer home don't
ran to see those lots before purchAs-
Ing elsewhere