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Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

hold goods came Wednesday. MT. Speerley is a good speaker and Mrs. SpeeFley is a good singer.
 MT. and Mrs. William Robinson, for. mer residents here, are guests Of MrE Ro1linson's sister. Mrs. Charles Bars tow and Deacon Barstow, at Spring Hill farm.
 Everybody's doing 1t. What7 Grum- bling about the Quinebaug bridge not being donel There have been several mishaps in the river, but as yet noth- ing very serious. Fred Graves horse cleared itself from the wagon in the river Tuesday, leaving Mrs. Graves and the wagon in the river. MT. Graves jumped on to the horses back and got the Babcock rowboat and took Mrs Graves ashore.
 Sheriff Preston B. s. Sibley and . Charles Pellett. former residents of this town, were in town Wednesday on business
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
EAST WOODSTOCK
Harvest Supper-Mrs w. E. Ham
 nond Wins in Spelling Match.

Mrs Charles E. Bunce of South Manchester is spending a few weeks with her niece. Mrs. E. E. May.
 Mrs. Elizabeth White is visiting her sister Mrs. Ball, in Holden
 Mrs. l.. H. Lindeman and Mrs. John Clark have been visiting relatives in Hartford.
 Hermon Chandler and J. c. Ames motored to Boston Saturday and visit ed the electrical show.
 There was no school Wednesday, as Miss Perkins was visiting schools in Pomfret
 Supper and Entertainment.
 4 harvest supper was served in the chapel last Friday evening. The host esses were Mrs. Alton, Mrs. c. E. Pike and Mrs. E. E. May. About 70 at tended. The entertainment was held in the brick hall. singing by Agnes White, Ruth Witter, Windsor White and Harold Ramsey. This was followed by an old-fashioned spelling bee with Arthur Morse, teacher Mrs. White and Miss Alton leaders. About 30 partici- pated Mrs. W. E. Hammond Outspell- ing them all. She was presented a bouquet of chrysanthemums.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
Windham County ;,
WAUJREGAN
ksrouck- Reid Weddng-Hunters Have Good Luck--obituary Notes-seciaI Affairs.

Miss Gladys Cove was in Providence Tuesday
 Miss Cordelia Brothers is able to be out alton an illness of two weeks with bronchitis.
 The Atwood hose company is plan ming a grand fair.
 Good Days Sport.
 Frank Mott of Boston was in town Monday enjoying a days hunting with Fred Swan of Occum and Ira Smart of Lisbon. They had very good luck, bringing back twelve squirrels, four teen cartridges, six quail, and a coon weighing niue pounds and six ounces
 Adelor Dore of this place. who has been employed in New Bedford as or der clerk for the past four years, has returned home to be employed as order clerk for Fred Lavalle.
 Move to Lawrence.
 Last Saturday evening the choir of the Congress ational church pleasantly surprised Mrs. Benjamin Livesey at lHsr home here. presenting her a dozen solid silver tea spoons Mrs. Livesey mas been member of the choir for a number of years, and vice president of the Christian Endeavor society. She will be greatly missed by the choir, and by many other friends. MT. and Mrs. Livesey left Monday for their naw nome in Lawrence, Mass, where Mir. Ldvesey is employed as chemist at the Lawrence dye works.
 kerouck- Reid.
 Al the Sacred Heart church We'd nesday morning Catherine Reid and Sylvia kerouck of this place were lnited in marriage by Rev Joseph E. NcCarthy, Miss Mary Riley of this place was maid of honor and Arthur kerouck, brother of the groom, was pest man. A solemn high nuptial mass was celebrated by Father Mccarthy, with Rev. U. O. Bellerose of Baltic deacon. and Rev Father Mathieu of Moosup sub deacon. A breakfast was served at the home of the bride. after which MT. and Mrs. Kerouck left on their honeymoon.
 Mrs. HeneauIt's Death.
 Mrs. Sarah Heneault died here last Friday after an illness of four years, which left her a cripple. She was 75 years old
 Mrs. Roger Graham was in Manville. K. l., Tuesday and Wednesday at tending the funeral of a relative.
 Death at S4.
 Frederick Lefave, S4. died here on Tuesday night after an illness of a , few weeks. He has resided here the past thirty five years. He was born in St Joseph, Canada. He leaves three l daughters, all of this place. Presented Handsome Gifts. Mrs Benjamin Livesey who resigned as bookkeeper in the weaving depart- ! ment of the WSuregan mills last Sat ! urGay, was presented a handsome pie 1 ture and a dozen solid silver teaspoons by her friends of the drawing room, Miss Beatrice Maynard will succeed Mrs, 'Llvesey as bookkeeper.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
THOMPSON

Mrs. Beebe and Miss Dorothy Beebe have gone to West Point.
 Robert Gay and family have return ed to their home in Attleboro.
 The Thimble club met with Mrs. Oscar Munyan Thursday, October 24.
 Mrs, Emily Apelt is very i'll in the Worcester hospital.
 Samuel Smith of Providence has been spending a week at 2. Smiths,
 Ossian E. Mills of the New England Conservatory of Music was here over Sunday.
 A harvest supper with tables for sale of homemade candy and fancy articles was held in the Congregation alist church parlor Wednesday eve- ming.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
HOWARD VALLEY

Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Fitts of Bristol, Conn.,, returned home last Friday after a weeks visit at the homes of I. F. Hawkes. and John Fitts.
 Rev. A. Ghent of Clinton, Mass, Is holding services in the Valley church this week.
 F. A. Burnham had a horse, buggy, and harness stolen last week.
 Friday night, October 25, q Hallew- cen party was held in the Curtis tav- crn. There was q large attendance and good time
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
PLAINFIELD
Hunters Find Game PIenty-1alIoW
 cen EroIic.

Mir and Mrs. Al. Kennedy and Miss Esther Barber. also Miss Georgetta Barber of Moosup spent Sunday at the home of Silas L. Barber at Camp bells Mills.
 Good Days Sport.
 Three hunters who had spent the day in the woods and fields of Flat Rock took a southbound car here Sat urday afternoon with an IS pound coon, several partridges and fl gray squir- relS.
 New Members Received.
 A class of children made their first communion at St. Johns Catholic church Sunday morning. There was a reception of new members into the church in the afternoon at o'clock.
 Funeral of Mrs. Lawrence krause.
 The funeral of Mrs Lawrence Krause was largely attended at her residence on Railroad avenue, many having to remain outside. Rev. Mir. Bamford conducted the services. Bur ial was in Plaintield cemetery.
 Mrs. Annie Johnson led the Y. P. :. C. E. meeting at the Congregational church Sunday evening.
 Miss Alice Nickleson is at Central Village this week.
 Colonel Brown and family of Pa chaug were callers in this village Tues day.
 Enjoyable Social.
 The Young Peoples society held an enjoyable social at the Congregational church Wednesday evening. There was music and games, followed by dainty refreshments.
 The little folks in Miss Bakers room in Union hall observed Halloween on Thursday with pumpkin moOnshine entertainment. which was highly en- joyed. After the fun the children proudly marched home with their pumpkin faces.
 Dennis Sullivan's section men are helping to raise the track below Jew ett City.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
WINDHAM
Delegates to C. E. Meetinss-ReIatives
 Meet After 39 Years.


 Mrs. Andrew Metzger, Mrs. John BeckWith, Rev. NJ. R., Plumb and E, A. heeney attended the state c. E. convention in Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. William R, Allen. who have been in town for a week, return ed to Hartford Thursday.
 Giles Potter of Pittsfeld, Mass, is visiting relatives in town.
 MT, and Mrs. D. N. Macdonald of Yonkers are at the inn for a week. Dr. and Mrs. Albert Miller and MT. and Mrs. Ladd of Auburn, N. Y. who are on motor trip in the Millers' car, have been at Mrs. Millers uncIa l.. J. Hammonds, this week. Mrs. E. NJ, Sears of Spring Hill was the guest of Mrs. Herbert Robinson Thursday.
 Guest from Nebraska.
 George Handy of Nebraska is visit ing his brother-in- law, H. l.. Bingham whom he has not seen for 3S years. Mrs. Herbert Robinson spent Sun day in Danielson. She returns to her home in Riverhead. L. l.. the first of next week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
CLARK'S CORNERS

Mrs. Marion Burnham and child of Norwich, have been visiting at Calvin Burnham's.
 MT. and Mrs. Fielder Neff of Put nam were week end visitors here.
 Master Charles Parks of Orient has been visiting at R. E. Clarke's.
 Mir. and Mrs. Abner Robinson of Norwich visited at F. W. Martins this week
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
CLASGO
Epworth Leaaue and Guests Enter
 tsined at the Parsonage.

The church supper at Mrs. Billings was well attended: also the one st Frank Gardner's.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Guile of Nor Eich were week end guests of Mrs. Albert Greene.
 George Pierce and family are soon to move 10 the Billings farm.
 Frank Eccleston is with his daugh- Ter in the village for a few weeks, l. o. Burdick was in Jewett City on Monday.
 Bentamin Young spent the week end with friends in Westerly.
 Mrs. Lillian Jefts returned Monday fs her home in Worcester.
 Arthur Billings is a business caller Tn tho place
 Moves Eccleston was at Stewart hfr Sunday.
 Social al Parsonage.
 The P L. and visitors spent a pleas ant evening at the parsonage Wednes- day. Cake. sandwiches and coffea were served tho company. A Cener- ous donation was left for the pastor oy the friends present.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
HAMPTON
Frank Phillips Gives Social and
 Dance.

Frank Phillips gave one of his pop ular socials and dances in Grange hall Wednesday evening. A large crowd was present. Automobile loads came from Webster, Abingdon and Williman- tic.
 Fenner Rich of Abingdon, who is working on the Cartwright mansion, is boarding at W. H. Phillips.
 Mrs. c. r. Cleveland, who has been very i'll with pneumonia, is improv- ing.
 The Ladies' Aid society netted over S30 at their supper last Tuesday eve ming.
 Little Victor Larson, who under went an operation at St. Josephs hos pitaI recently, Is slowly improving.
 Courtland Ray IS in critical con- dition
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
DAYVILLE
Mir. and Mrs. George Jencks of Cali
 forna Guests of Local Friends,

Mir. and Mrs. George Jencks of Cal ifornia are with friends here in the village. MT. Jencks spent his boyhood days here.
 MT. and Mrs. W. E. LaBelle are spending the week in Bridgeport.
 Miss Jennie Berriman of Groveland, Mass, spent the week end with Mrs. Samuel Berriman.
 William Burhett and Clifford Jones spent Sunday in Hartford.
 Wayland Bennett and Fred Miller are working in the savings bank at Danielson.
 Miss Sadie Reddy. spent the week end at her home here.
 Mrs. Albert Murphy had visiting her her sister, Miss Mary Moore of Provi- dence.
 Mrs. E. D. West and daughter spent Sunday at West Paxton, Mass.
 Gone to California.
 Mrs. J. P. Emerson has returned to San Diego Cal, for the winter.
 Rev. Clarence H. Barber of Daniel son occupied the Congregational pull pit Sunday.
 Miss Mary Kelley of Torrington spent the week end at her home here in the village
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

to him in his work, the people of his parish being scattered over a large territory.
 Miss Grace Hill of Hartford has been at Hillside for a weeks visit
 John R. Hill and daughters of Hart ford were automobile callers at Hill- side recently.
 Mrs. Frank Knox and Mrs. Louise Mosely of Hartford spent the week end at Mrs. Emily Carpenters.
 As usual the Ladies Aid society will serve dinner on election day.
 Mrs. Celinda Waldo who has pass ed the summer with her sister Mrs. Carpenter has returned to Hartford for the winter.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
SOUTH CANTERBURY

MT and Mrs. Everett Ladd of Gen. tral Village were guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. T. J. Barber
 MT. and Mrs. C. E. Douglass and son Willie of Norwich were guests of Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Barber Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. T. J. Barber is spending a few days in Willimantic. Columbia and Franklin.
 Mrs. George F. Tillinghast was the guest Tuesday of her daughter Mrs. George l. Wheeler, Jr
 Fred Willoughby of Scotland called on his mother. Mrs. Emily J. Will loughby, Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
TURNERVlLJE

MT. and Mrs. George Button of East Hartford called on friends here Mon day.
 D. F. Jaquith has purchased build ing in Westchester and is moving it to his home here.
 MT and Mrs. Hiding of Post Hill, who recently sold their farm, have moved into E. A. Raymond's tenement house until they can purchase farm in New York state.
 Mrs. D. F. Jaauith visited her par ents in South Coventry Wednesday and Thursday.
 Prof. w. o. Turner of Willimantic was the guest of E. A. Raymond Tues day night.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
WOODSTOCK
Academy Seniors Have Halloween
 FroIic-Missionary Society Meets.

Mir and Mrs. w. r. Merrill of Plainfeld. N. J.. have been guests of Miss Mary Perley.
 The Ladies' Missionary society met with Miss Nellie D. Chandler Wednes- day afternoon. The topic of the meeting was Mormonism. Mrs. c. H. Childs was leader.
 The senior class held a Halloween social at the Academy Friday eve ming.
 Motored to New York.
 MT and Mrs. H. W. Bowen and Mrs Hamilton Holt spent Sunday in New York, They made the trip by auto mobile
 Mrs r. c. Leffingwe1l of Norwich and Miss Ellen B. Allen of Groton have been guests of Mrs. William M. Gal lup.
 Mrs, William Mathewson recently entertained Mrs. George Wells of SOutbbridge
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
NORTH STERLING

The assessors, MT Mowry and Mir. Sayles were here Monday.
 Miss Annie Boyle of Providence has been visiting Mrs. George F. Pierce, Jr.
 H. B. MOYry of Sterling called on friends here Saturday.
 Farmers have had a fine time to re- ceive their crops in good condition.
 Butterflies were as numerous last Sunday morning as in summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
SOUTH KILLINGLY
Seventy-five Attended Harvest Supper
 Miss Holoways Death.

Q About 75 attended the harvest sup per t\Henry Spauldings Friday night. A literary programme and amusements were furnished.
 Mrs. Henry Shrouder and Charles Woodmancy have gone to Cleveland, Ohio, to attend the funeral of Miss Florence Holloway, a niece of Mrs. Shrouder. It is expected that Plain field grange will furnish the pro- gramme at Highland grange meeting, November g.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry L. Goodsell of Bridgeport have been visiting at Rev. H. B. Goodselrs the past week.
 Rev. H. B. Goodsell attended the Sunday school convention at Putnam Wednesday.
 John W. Grosvenor and Benjamin Grosvenor of Pomfret were here Mon day.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
New London County PRESTON .

 N 3. Prindls Resigns to Go to 1ont as State Evanselst-Sae -5s Farm.
 -s Baldwin of East Norwich
 ElIy visitor at John II. Will
 V. Cray and son, Lynwood.
 with Mrs. Lucy Miner of
 tOu
 rs Frank II. Palmer were
 sunday.
 icwcst City Meeting.
 -.v from here attended the
 society meeting at Miss
 arlicks of Jewett City on
 L dinner was served of
 I-Ds. rolls. cake. pie and isou of South Windham spent at ogden Stanton's. l. zI Kenneston was called to .enoro Nt. to attend the funeral f.uer parishioner. s- -ul Mrs. A. D. Shedd have been ..ar . tae week in Boston. kl Merklin has been Ill for the nlsl few days
 Baptist Pastor Resigns, Rev. N. B. Prindle, pastor of the Baptist church of Preston City, has re- s!gEed his pastorsUte here to accept a all to Burlington, Vt, as evangelist in the state convention work. Mrs. ;. J. Hallett left "Wednesday 10 visit friends and relatives in Norwich, Willimantic and Scotland
 Sold to Norwich Man. Albert Reynolds of Norwich has pur- chased Mrs. Rude's farm. Mrs. A. D. Zabrislde has been spend ing the past few days in Greeneville. at the home of her sister. Mrs. John Mckinley.
 A few from here attended Hallow- cen dance in Lefhngweu Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Rude and daughter, Dele, have moved into the house wish Miss Mar fha Palmer.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

guest of George Russ last week. They report fine luck at gaming.
 George Albec Of this place ls the lucky one so far this season ln this vicinity. T4e captured three racOou3 without a dog in the daytime with his gun.
 Mr and Mrs. Lewis Durant and SOL of Southbridge, Mass, were week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hattin.
 Mrs. George Walker was a week end visitor with friends in Eastford.
 Mt Hope was well represented at the Halloween social held at Baker g hall at Warrenville all having a good time.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
BCZRAH
Locsi Guest at Lsffingwel Party--Ad-
 dress b. Rev, Joel s, Ives,

dress b. Rev, Joel s. Ives.
 ->,iss Alice Bishop has been in Tan tic this week
 Leroy Lathrop attended the Hal lowe'en party at H. F. Boards in Lei dngweu Thursday evening
 A number from this place attended rhs progressive rally tn Davis theater Norwich Wednesday evening
 Mfr and Mrs. E L. Lathrop spent Thursday at PoQpuonoc6 Bridge.
 Mise Ethel Abel Of White Plains, ". V. is at her home on Bashan Hill for two weeks.
 Congregational Services.
 Sunday. Oct 27th. at the Bozrah Congregational church an apprecia- rive congregation listened 10 an able address at the morning service by the Rev. Joel s. Ives of Hartford, secre- -ary and treasurer of the Connecticut Missionary society. In the evening a Iarge audience gathered ar the church and were pleasantly entertained by selections by tho orchestra After the praise service the scriptures were read by the pastor, Rev. J. c. Young, prayers by the deacons and an inter estlnE report by Miss Alice Bishop Of the '. $. C. r. union hold In Hartford lagt week. Rev Joel $. Ives spoke on Missionary Endurance. the pastor fol- owing. There were T2 present The Sunday evening services are conduet- ed by tho C. r. society. who are much encouraged by the increased attend aucc~ Next Sunday evening the or -hes.ra under the leadership of Deacon HerisS will number seven instru- weuts. Gems from the Gospel Hymns VIII be chosen. The subject is Zeal.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
BROOKLYN
Sale of GraceIy Farm-Country Homes
 Closed For the Season.

Mir. and Mrs. D. B. Hatch have gone to New York and Southport, Conn, for the winter,
 O, s, L, Marler and family have closed their house and rented a tene- ment in Hartford for the winter.
 William NJ. Isaacs and family have returned to their city home in New York.
 Mrs. George L. Sweet recently visit cd her daughter, Mrs Frank Lamb iR
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
EKONK
Men Who Tidy Up Church and Par sonaee Grounds Rewarded by Good Dinner.

Twelve men of the parish met at the parsonage Wednesday to do necessary work around the church and parsonage grounds. The ladies furnished a good dinner for them in Grange hall.
 Funeral of Infant Son.
 The infant son of Lewis and Hazel Wilcox was buried on Wednesday, Rev. Mir Reynolds spoke comforting words to the friends.
 Mrs. Robert Edwards of Lyme has been with her daughter, Mrs. Hazel Wilcox, for the past two weeks.
 Mrs. Alvin Corey is entertaining her sister.
 Edwin Stanton and son were recent visitors at A. A. Stanton's.
 Rev. and Mrs. Reynolds are enter taining a friend from Westport.
 Mrs. Walter Congdon found a young deer in her garden Wednesday night. It had been wounded and could not walk. The game warden ordered it killed.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
Holland County WELLINGTON
Delegates to New Haven Conference Pastors Auto Again In Commission.

Rev, B. W, Darrew preached Sun day morning from the 9th verse of the S7th Psalm ,tepio, "Precept and Promise" a sermen that was enjoyed.
 Delegates te the State Cengrega- tienal conference te be held in New Haven were chosen. Mrs, Gardner was named, Mir Yukai is te ge as enc of the speakers.
 Rev. Mir Darrew's autompbile Is again in use and is great convenience
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
MT. HOPE.
George AIbee Captures Three Coons
 Without a Dog.

MT. and Mrs. Clinton J. Grant of Columbus, Ohio, have returned home, after making a visit with the formers father and mother, MT. and Mrs. Grant, and his sisters of Mir. Hope.
 Willie Ford of New Haven was
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
CENTRAL VILLAGE

Miss Clara Mahoney of Groton and her aunt. Mrs. James Smith, of New London, have been visiting her mother, Mrs. James Adams, of Central Vil- Iape
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
WESTMINSTER
Death of Little Daughter of MT. and
 Mrs. Koch-Norwich Visitors.

Mrs. k0ch-NofWlch VIsltorS.
 Much sympathy is felt for MT. and Mrs. Koch because of the death of their little daughter Sunday afternoon. Two or three physicians were in at tendance, but medical aid proved of no avail. Mir. and Mrs. Koch have been residents here only two or three weeks, coming from New Rochelle, N. Y.
 Daniel Lovett, who died Sunday at his home in Groton, was a resident of this place for many years. MT. and Mrs. Louis Degrenier of Norwich are spending the week at Mrs Mary J. Rathbun's. MT. De- grenier received kick from horse last week which necessitated his talk ing g. short vacation.
 Mir. Moore of Scotland will of1ciate at the communion service Sunday morning.
 Miss Etta Moffitt spent Sunday here with her grandmother and mother.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
FfTCHVILLE
Friends of Mrs. Josephine c. Allyn
 Attend Halloween Party,

Mrs- Josephine c. Allyn entertained a largo uunber Of friends at a Hal loween party Wednesday evening. The evening was pleasantly spent playing Earnes. and several selections were rendered on fine piano by the guests During the evening refreshments were served by her daughter. Miss Josephine Allyn. also by Miss Florence Phillips and Mrs. Jennie Phillips.
 Mss Rose Burke has been visiting friends in Preston.
 Mrs. Margaret Curley and Mrs. Cath srius Srnith of Norwich spent Wednes- day with Mrs. Frances Kinkead.
 Attended Funeral.
 Mrs. George Allyn of Hartford was !r town this week to attend the funeral of her grandfather, Isaac Win chester of Scott Hill.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Charles Vergason were visitors at the hane of Warren Thomp- son Sunday
 Miss Ella Coughlin of New Haven vas the guest of her parents Monday.
 Electrical apparatus which accurate y determines the range and tone of the human voice has been invented by a German xrof1aap
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
CANTERBURY
Return of Former Pastor-Complaints Because Quinehaus Bridge Is Not Finished.

Mrs Laurance Krauss friends in this town were shocked when they heard of her sudden death Friday Among them were MT. and Mrs. Will jam Robinson, who formerly lived in Taftville when the Krauss family lived there, and MT. and F. L. Bennett and family. Mrs. Krauss was loved by all who knew her.
 Former Pastor Returns.
 Rev. Jaeoo Speerley. a former NJ P. minister at the Center, has return ed to his old parish after a few years absence in other fields, His house.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

N 3. Prindls Resigns to Go to 1ont as State EVanselist-Sale -51 arm.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-09
MONTREAL ENTRIES.

MONTREAL. Sept. io.-Thc entries for to-
morrnw are as follows:
FIRST RACE year.olds; five furlongs =
..Hearis Of Dan, 1926 Bscchants, 81, Plsnouvtr,
% ''ondramida. ll5.
SECOND RAcE-senlns: three. y.ar.old. aud
w; five and q half furlonss. ..!Tns. Step. D7
Wiley, io1. ysneia stmme, lia; 'Lews, los;
h,ne, i0I; suuiAe, No; Flower ON, 100; Ana'ri.
THIRD RACE Handicap; three year.ods and
up; mile -Amhetlte. ~; Cliff stream, JOS
''Long Ago. 50. Dr, holsberg los; Live Wire,
ios ''lnsgecta Lestrade. 100.
,. ESTs I. 9A siss, su. A1 Sa. s isl
F S ioS ko!sE iash EiSaiy va
Is:sShaTs. ii.; ,sinssss', iod; ''crnolin'. ios,
FIFTH RACE-steep lechase; three.ysar.olds;
shout a mile and . han,-Clsn Alpine. 1872;
.'.washlp, l32; Chocuris, 1872; ''utmost. 1852
ssa kn lSsh IsH SSa,5SshniTss 1872 ERE
s'coarlcd, .':conried.
SIXTH RAcE--sellng; thrre.yesr.olds and
III psro I'VE n,ne is o,tssS iS lSs
field. io1; hay q Pleasure. l03,. Shelby, loo;
Senator SPARKS. io2 Roland pardee. 100; RS
sES GSTg z, s;STgns s..rslt- 4, ,s1
Bouncing. la., ies; Nyri', Marion ioiJ nsIds'
iox; Herbert Turner io7 sbn Of Fortune, liz;
Iierctic, los scnator Sparks. ss; lord Elan
100; Candidate, 1O7
Apprentice allowance. TRACK good