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Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
VOLUNTOWN
Bert Perkins Home from Philippines- Adelard Desrosier's Death at Plain. field.


 The dance given in Kinnie's hall Saturday evening was well attended. Music was furnished by Joseph Crav- lin, violin, and George Carleton, piano. Louis Disco prompted.
 Memorial Day Observance.
 The arrival of May reminds citizens that Memorial day is near and that sultaDle arrangements should be made Tor a proper observance of the day.
 There Is but a remnant of the G R. left, and as it would be unfair to them to leave all the work and expense on thelr hands, it is suggested that the various societies and citizens appoint committees to do this work and make the observance a fitting one.
 MT. and Mrs. William Weeks of Plaintield were guests of James Hop kins Sunday last.
 Alexander Tanner of Storrs Agricul- tuFal college spent the week end at the home of his parents MT. and Mrs. Walter Tanner.
 Miss Ellen Buckley of Norwich wis tied friends in town last week.
 Home from Philippines.
 Bert Perkins, q sergeant in the U. S. A., arrived at his home here last week after a service of several years in the Philippine Islands Sergeant Perkins has served in the army a term of twelve years and states that he will re-enlist. He expects to re- turn to the Philippines shortly.
 News was received in town on Thursday evening of the death at Plainfield of Adelard (Joseph) Des- rosler, a former resident of this town.
 A and F. Dupont were visitors in Norwich Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
SALEM
Bonds Fixed at $50 for Frank Przec- tizeski-Pastor's Salary Raised to $70O.

Charles s. Ray and Frederick R.. Bailey were in .Bridgeport this week, attending the democratic state con- vention.
 Albert Morgan and F. Crandall were New London visitors Wednesday.
 Rev. T. A. Williams, William May nard and Carl Rogers were business callers in Norwich this week
 Mrs Amy Miner and Mrs. Helen Malona spent Thursday in Millington.
 Held in $50 Bonds.
 The continued case of the humane society against Frank PrzestizelsH was tried in the town house on Wednesday afternoon before Judge Lawless of New London. MT. Przestizelsld was put under bond of $50 and bound over to the superior court. Rev. T. A. Williams had the close attention of his audience last Sunday morning while he spoke from the | theme Witnesses for Christ. Text Acts i: 8.
 Rev. MT. Williams had charge oi 1 the missionary meeting in the evening | because of the illness of the chosen | leader, Mrs. Mary Darling. ! Miss Harriet Williams of New Lon don spent Sunday at the home of hel
  l Hams.
 Arthur Porter spent Sunday witl | friends in New London. Miss Ella Darling is ill., and her sis | ter, Miss Lida Darling. of New London i is caring for her Grip colds are prevalent. l Miss Kittie Ray will receive the or | dinance of baptism after the preachin. l service next Sunday morning. Mrs. Lila Rogers is expected to leaC | the Christian Endeavor service mex Sunday evening. The topic is Unsel | fishness. I John g 10-1S.
 Pastors Salary Increased. At 6 recent business meeting of tn l Y. P. s. c. E. the society voted t raise the salary of the pastor, Rev T A. Williams, to $7O0, the society giyini the $25 necessary to equal that amount
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
HANOVER
Plans for Conference May 14-Danisl Aliens Funeral-Fire Destroys Ladd House.

The Ladies guild is 10 meet in the vestry on Monday to make final plans for the conference to be held May 14th.
 There was a good attendance at the missionary meeting at the home of Mrs. James Tucker Tuesday last
 Funeral of Daniel Alien.
 The funeral of Daniel Allen was held at the home of Miss Julia Fuller Fri day afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Frank Fuller of Lisbon conducted the ser vice The bearers were Waldo Bing- ham, Oscar Gallup Charles Perry and Fred Ladd. Burial was at Hanover.
 Rev William G. Berkely of Little Compton, R. l., was entertained over Sunday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. D. P Warwick.
 William s. Lee, who has been i'll of the grip, is improving.
 Miss c. Calhoun of New York is visiting Mrs James Bennett.
 Mrs. Clayton Rood and son Howard have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rood. ~
 MT. and Mrs Fred Lyons of Plain field were guests of MT. and Mrs Nel- son Lyons over Sunday.
 Ladd Home Burned.
 The people of the vicinity sympa- thize with Mrs. Daniel Ladd and family in the loss of their home by fire early Wednesday morning
 Defeated Clippers.
 The IT. A. c. defeated the Young Clippers at Baltic Saturday by a score of 13 to 9. The Baltic team used three pitchers, but all proved easy marks | for the Hanover batsmen. The battery 1 for Hanover was P. Crofts and C. Balcolm. The H. A. c. will play a nine from South Windham today (Sat- urday) at Hanover.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
Pages Nine to Sixteen

projected road improvement was voted down by a majority of three
 Mrs Forrest Ellsworth of Massa- chusetts is visiting her sister, Mrs. E.. Frank White.
 have resided here for the past few years. moved to Ashaway May l.
 Supervisor King to Give Up Office.
 Theodore w. King, supervisor of schools in this town, intends to retire ] from the office at the close or the pres ent school year.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph s. Adams and | daughter of Norwich spent Sunday at the home of Mrs Adams parents, MT and Mrs. George A. Pehdleton.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
FTTCHVILLE
John F. Fields Delegate to Bridgeport Convention-Milk Inspector Collects Samples


 Calvin Miller of SRybrook was a re- cent caller at the home of his brother. Asa NI Miller.
 Miss Rosie Burke and Miss Helen Foley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Collins of Norwich.
 Mrs. John Hill and infant daughter of Norwich are spending several days with Mrs. Hills parents, MT. and Mrs. HaRry Edstland.
 Mrs. William Hopkins and daughter Margaret and Mrs. Margaret Lefiier of Norwich were recent guests of Mir. and Mrs. Nelson Winchester.
 Dr. Harry Reynolds of New Haven was recent guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Coughlin
 Miss Kathryn Lynch of Lebanon has been spending a few days with her niece Mrs, Lawrence Dixon
 John F. Fields was in Bridgeport at tending the democratic state eonven- tion being one of the delegates f'oIs Bozrah.
 Attended Teachers Convention.
 Miss Mary E. McCarty and Mrs. Napoleon Eastland. teachers in he local school, attended the teachers convention at New London Friday.
 Mrs Charles Williams of Norwich spent Thursday with relatives here. MIX Inspector Johnson was Tn the village Thursday obtaining samples of milk from the local mllkmen.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
l Teachers Convention.
PENDLETON HILL

Malcolm Thompson and Frank Brown attended the John R, Babcock auction at old Mystic Monday,
 Mrs. Annie Cooke was a business caller in VelunteWn last week.
 Oscar Miner visited in Norwich on Saturday,
 Mrs. Amos Palmer Is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Thomas lhern, of Westerly.
 Ernest Perkins and Hattie White were callers at Martin Chapm2n's on Sunday.
 Lillian Cress of Norwich Is visiting Bertha Gallup.
 Several from here attended the ape-, eial town meeting at North Stoning- ton village Tuesday,
 Arthur Brown called on his sstezs Mrs. Sheffield Douglass, MondAc
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
LIBERTY HILL
James M. Clarke, 91, DisIeestes ssoul- der-Death of Anson Strong at Win sted.


 der-Death of Anson Strong at Win sted.
 While James M. Clarke was leading his two cows to pasture, they got en- tangled in the rope and pulled him with such violence as to throw him down and dislocated his right shouI- der. He had it reset very soon and it Is gaining strength slowly. Mir Clarke is S1 years old.
 Rev. Mr. Ayers daughter of North Franklin is visiting at W. W. Palm CTS and attended church here Sun day.
 Death of Anson Strong.
 Mrs. J. Henry Clarke was called to her parental home at Winsted last week Thursday, the 18th, to see her father, Anson Strong who was critically ill. His death occurred Tuesday, April 23, aged 86. He leaves three chil- dren, Mrs J. Henry Clarke of this place, Mary Strong of Winsted and Hermon Strong of AnsOnia, and four grandchildren.
 Thirty at c. E. Meeting.
 There were thirty in attendance at tho c. E. meeting Sunday evening, a large number for this small place. Mrs. John Clarke conducted the meet ing. Miss Jessie James, Lawrence Moffett and Griswold ChappeH have recently joined as active members. Mrs. Henry V. Oehlers went to New | York city Tuesday.
 The storm of Monday commenced with hail and snow. Hay and potatoes can command most any price, where anyone has money | to buY.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
LEFFNGWELL
Farewell Surprise Party foF Ernest
 Tayier.

Mrs. Robert champlin and daughter,
 Grace, of Norwich, were among the congregation at the Baptist church sunday morning,
 Ernest Taylor, whe left for his for mef home at Ridgefeid, Saturday, was given farewell surprise party Thurs day evening. A most enjoyable even
 ing was spent. Cake and c0eea were served at the close A few from this place attended church at Norwich Town Sunday evening tR hear the Rev. Francis Rose of Lowell, Mass, a former resident of thiS place.
 William Gallup and daughter, Mrs. Thomas LeffiHg#ell, spent a couple of days this week with the formers son, William M, Gallup, and family at Woodstock.
 Mrs. Ellen Rogers of WHlimaRtie has | been visiting friends in this place the past week. She was the guest of Mr. and Mrs Charles l. Rathbun over "Wednesday.
 Harold Rose HAo has been employ ed in Massachusetts for several years, has returned to his home on Wauwe- gus HiU
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
Teachers, Meeting,
LEONARD BRIDGE

Charlie Geer WAS in Baltic Tuesday.
 Mrs Luther Spaulding and Miss Lavinia Kneeland spent Friday in Norwich
 Mr and Mrs Arthur Clark and sen returned to Brooklyn, \. r.. Monday after spending a week with their par eHts.
 Mrs Burnett Cummings and daugh- tefs, Arlene and Leola, of South Man chester, spent few days at Mrs. I. E. Cummings,
 Miss L. P. KneelaRd and L. Epaulding have tRe honor each of killing a wood chuck
 Judge A. c. Kneeland was a visitor in Norwich Tuesday.
 Mrs. E. H. Mccall and Mrs. F. J. Brown were in Middletown and Hart ford Friday
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
LEBANON
Delegate Reports for Goshen Institute Grange Discusses the Family Gar den.


 Misses Winifred J. Robinson, Mabel K. Moves, Edla Williams and Mrs. Hortense Pultz attended the institute at Goshen Thursday of last week. MISS Williams as delegate gave the Sunday school at the First Congrega- tlonaI church last Sunday morning a very interesting account of the insti- ute.
 Family Garden the Theme.
 Thursday evening of last week when Lebanon grange held its meeting in Grange hall the subject was The tamlly Garden-Its Preparation and Care. Brother Norman Pultz and Sis ter Pultz gave a musical selection Brother Foster was appointed a badge committee. The secretary was in structed to purchase one dozen new rituals.
 $6 for Orphans in Armenia.
 The Senior and Junior Christion En- | deavOr societies of the First Congre- gational church recently contributed $6 to the National Armenia association of Ohio for industrial orphan homes in Marash. Armenia. These orphanages are filled with little children whose parents were killed In the recent mas l sacre in Armenia.
 Miss Sarah Peckham of Philadei- phia is guest of Mrs. Frank P, Fowler.
 E. l.. Tucker was in Bridgeport Monday
 The Country club held dance in | Grange hall Friday evening of last week.
 Twelve Teachers Attend. A teachers meeting was held at the Center schooIhouse Friday afternoon of last week. Twelve teachers were | present.
 The many friends of Royce Loomls are glad to welcome him home Miss Flora Matthews and Winthrop Abell of Norwich were guests Sunday of Mrs. Carrie Abell
 Birthday Party
 Miss Sarah W. Robinson entertain | ed several friends Saturday afternoon In honor of her birthday. She re- ceived several gifts.
 Mrs. C. $. Meach is visiting in Jew | ett City.
 Miss Vera | Willis spent the weel end at her home in South Manchester
 Mrs. Arthur Stephens of Providence is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Nel- son Geer.
 Rev. Mr. Sheridan of Boston con- ducted the services at the First Con. gregational church Sunday morning Richard Bishop led the Junior Fn. deavor meeting The Christian Fn. deavor meeting was led by Mrs. Gerti, PuItz. A solo was sung by Mrs. F. \ Taylor and duet by Mrs. Carrie Abel and Mrs. E L. Tucker.
 Clifton Sweet of New Britain snen sunday with his mother Mrs. Mar, Sweet.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
SOUTH LYME

STr. and Mrs Leslie Smith of New Haven are guests of Mir. and Mrs. F. C. Payne.
 Gordon Champion of Centerbrooll was visiting his uncle Almon Cham pion Wednesday.
 Mrs. Elmer Carter was visiting her father Wednesday.
 r W. Shearer. superintendent of schools. was a caller in the place re- gently.
 Cart. Seth. Peck is f1l.
 Capt J. p Lucc has shipped large quantities of fish this season.
 The directors Of the Mantle Men haden oil and Cuauo cOmpa~ met on Wednesday here at their plant.
 Frances A. Chadwicl, was calling on friends in this vicinity recently.
 Albert Stanton of Tvoryton spent Sunday with his parents here.
 Mrs. J. W. Roath has returned 10 Ivoryton after a brief visit here.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
CLARK'S FALLS

Mrs. Mcdonald and daughter Cath eFine of Providence have been guests of Mir. and Mrs. Richard Maine.
 Mrs. II. F. Palmer and son. Frank Palmer, and wife were guests of Mrs. Lydia B. Holdredge and son. Bertram l. Holdredge, at their home north of Laurel Glen village Sunday afternoon.
 Rufus Mallaiieu and daughter Doris attended services at Laurel Glen chapel Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Horace F. Palmer were in North SteHington Monday on busi- ness. and were dinner guests of Mrs Fannie Stone.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Chester Rurdick were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Horace F. Palmer Wednesday afternoon and evening"
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
ASHWTLLETT
New York Man Buys Local Farm
 First WhippoorwiII Heard.

Otis Anderson has sold one of his small farms here to a New York pur- chaser, who has taken possession. Mrs. A. A. Morgan was 8 business caller in Norwich Monday.
 Noyes Eccleston of Rixtown was in Westerly Monday.
 Many chickens are being matched in this section.
 CewsliBs are being picked up by a few, but the brooks and swamps are full of water owing to recent rains.
 First Whippoorwill.
 The first whippoorWill was heard Sunday night in this section.
 Mrs. William WesemaH of RiXtewn is seriously ill with typhoid pneume- mia. Her daughter Katie, and a train ed RuTse are caring for her,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
OLD LYME
Eugene Maynard Appointed Bog War.
 den-lnn Lighted by Electricity.

John R. Sterling was at the station Monday when his horse took fright at a freight train. They smashed into the fence where the horse freed itself. Alr. Sterling was not injured, but the wagon was badly damaged,
 Deg Warden Appointed,
 Eugene Maynard was appointed deg warden by the seieetmeH.
 Fred Bean and Harry BaHta bave fiHished work with John P, Sterling and left fer Norwich to join a circus.
 Mrs. l.. r. Dessar has returned te her home ill New York, after spending few days 9R Bqcket Hiii
 Woieett 6. Lane ef New York gave an interesting lecture 0R Panama te the members of the Boys club. Mem bers 0f lhe Mems club were present. Refreshments were served after the meeting
 Mrs. c L. Clark is able te be around again after a few weeks threat illness.
 Electric Lights for Ina.
 Fhe 0ld Lyme InH has been opened for the season by Proprietor Gaulkins, who has had Improvements made. among them being the installation Of electric lights, He mad two placed in trRBt ef tbs hetel
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
NORTH FRANKLIN
Abia T. Browning Attends Demo-
 cratic Convention.

MT. and Mrs William Loomis of GreeneviIle spent Friday with Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Race
 MT. Desmond of Norwich was a Sunday visitor at Jerry Mahoney's.
 Mir. Beardsley of Hartford was a caller at William Lilies one day the past week.
 Mrs A. T. Browning and daughter Ethel spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. James Stedman of Lebanon.
 Robert Lille was a recent guest of his brother, Amos Lille, of Lebanon.
 Abial r. Browning attended the dem oeratio convention Tuesday and We'd nesday at Bridgeport.
 Mrs. r. II. Race and Mrs. F. A. Rock wood spent Wednesday in Colchester as the guests of Miss Jessie Camp bell. formerly of this town.
 Mrs. Holden Arnold has returned to WiIimantic after spending a week with her daughter, Mrs Maud Man ming.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
NORTH LYME
Mrs. A c. G. Rathbun Dies at
 Phoenix, R, |.

L. M. Stark and Miss Ida Stark of Bashan called on friends here We'd nesday.
 Miss Elizabeth Fosdick Is III with bronchial pneumonia.
 Miss May Harding visited Miss Ethel Maynard over last sunday.
 News was received here Wednesday morning of the death of Mrs. Rath- bun of Phoenix, R. I. She was the widow of A. c. G. R8thDun Of this place and had resided in Rhode Island near her sister nest of the time since her husbands death several years ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
FRANKLIN
William Gavitt Enters Soldiers Home
 at Togus, Me.

at lo9uSy Me. MT. and Mrs. Samuel N. Hyde, Mir. and Mrs. Hermon A, Gager, Mr. and Mrs. l.. A, Robinson attended the fu- neral of Fred L. Swift in WilIimanac Tuesday,
 Fred Johnson Of Norwich was a Franklin visitor Wednesday. Miss Lydia Johnson was in Norwich Wednesday,
 Mir, and Mrs, L. A, Robinson were recent Norwich visitors.
 Mrs. Erie Mitchell was in Norwich one day last week.
 Miss Jennie Potter of Norwich Town was calling ca Mrs. c. II. Robinson one day the past week.
 Gene to Tegus.
 William GaFitt has gone te the Sol diefs' National home in Tegus, Me, Niles BeeBe, teamster for A. F. Gardner & Ce., was in Lebanon Men- day.
 Walter Ravens and Henry Giddings were recent Willimantic visitors.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
HAMBURG
Harding House Completed = Shad
 Fishers Start in Well.


 c. M. Peck, J. s. Daniels, Ernest Rogers and Harry Walsh went to Bridgeport Wednesday as delegates to the democratic convention. The Harding house in Sterling City Is finished. Mrs J. Ely Harding eX- poets to move in the first of the week.
 Windmill from New York. c. M. Tiffany of New York has sent a windmill and will have water put into the house of his mother, Mrs. Mary Tiffany, about the middle of the month.
 Mrs. Wilbur Otis went to New Hart ford last Wednesday to visit her par ents.
 Pref. II. 1G Burr and Mrs. Burr of Springfield recently spent a few days at their summer home,
 The shad nets were quite successful last Tuesday night,
 Teachers Meeting, II, A, Kenny, supervisor of schools, held a teachers meeting in Sterling City last week.
 Surveyors are working en the state read,
 Arthur BunHeii of Norwich was il guest at E, s, Eiys the first of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
NORTH STONINGTON
Committee of Stonington Union Asso citation Meets-SuPerVisor King tc Retire from Office.

Rev. F. M Hollister returned Tues day evening from a vacation of be- tween two and three weeks.
 The Congregational church will have its rollcall and social this Saturday, afternoon in connection with the pre- paratOry lecture.
 Rev. Lucian Drury preached In Avondaie last Sunday afternoon. Stonington Union Committee Meets. The committee of arrangements for the meeting of the Stonington Union association to be held with the Bap- tist church in Steningten June 19 and 20 met Monday afternoon ut the home of Rev. Lucian Drury, who is mem Der of the committed
 Voted Down.
 At d teWn meeting held Tuesday d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
Has Had Good Effect.

The new law requiring the publie8- fiDn of campaign expenditures has had one good effect. IL shows very clearly that the Harvester and Steel trusts sr= hEhiud thc Roosevelt candidacy EsenAaaAr Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
GLASGO
Concert by Singers from Jewett City Rev R. c. Jacobs Goes to Auburn, Mass.

Afr and Mrs. Herbert Pollard and daughter Ruth of Willimantic were week end guests of Mrs. Poliard's parents, MT. and Mrs J, T, Wilbur
 Pleasing Concert.
 A concert was given in Social hall Saturday evening under the auspices of the mems Bible class of the M. E. church in Jewett City. There was an interesting and varied programme. The weather prevented those from a distance attending.
 Misses Clara and Ruth Gibson, Veda Seiway, Ruth Sweeney were in Nor Wich Saturday.
 Mrs. Eugenis Hall and Mrs. Henry NesernHan were Sunday guests of Mrs, Allen Sayles of Ekonk,
 Mrs. Frances Main has returned te her home at Ciarks Falls.
 Rev, John Thompson was in Nor Wich Monday
 Miss Laura P. Young was a week end guest of friends in JeWett City.
 Walter G. Burdick and l. O. Bur dick were business callers at Gardner Lake Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Barney took trip te Summit, R. l., Saturday, in their au- tomoBile, as guests of Mrs. BaFReFs parents
 Oscar Bugas is running a fine new I automobile.
 School iR the BeaFdmaR district was closed two days this week. Pastor at Auburn. | Rev R. c. Jacobs, a former pastor Of the Bethel, has taken the pastorate of church in Auburn, Mass and win soon moEe to that place. | TAe parsonage committee purchased | a new carpet and met Friday to lay 1 it, Other purchases will be made later.
 | Charles Latham was iR Clarks Falls Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
GOSHEN
Local Delegates to County Confer ence-William H. Geer Gives Report at Endeavor Meetihg.

at EndeaVor Meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Geer and Rev. and Mrs. Marcus Burr were appointed delegates by the Sunday school to at tend the Sunday school conference held at New London Thursday.
 Report by William Fl. Geer.
 The Home Missions of My Denom- ination: A Birdseye View, was ths subject of thought at the Christian EndeavoF meeting Sunday evening, Deacon James Y, Thomas was the leader of the meeting. W. II. Geer gave an interesting report of tho mis- sionary meeting he attended at New London.
 Among the late arrivals of song birds are brown thrazher. chewank. drink your tea, also the chimney swal- loW
 The Ladies' Aid society met We'd nesday afternoon with Mrs. r. G, Stark.
 Trapping Hawks.
 A local young man has caught many hawks this season He uses s small steel trap set on a pole some 1 distance from the ground.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pollard and daughter Ruth of Willimantic were week end guests of Mrs. Pollard's parents, MT. and Mrs. J, T, Wilbur
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
Boy Scouts Meet.

The First troop of Boy Scouts of old Mystic met Friday evening with Scoutmaster Henry F. Anderson at the Baptist parsonage. Instructions in first aid 10 the injured were given by the scoutmaster Mir. Anderson also read the first story Of a series on outdoor life. During the social hour the chief amusement was pinning the tail on Mary's little lamb The prize winner was William Marchand, the prize being a scout drinking cup. Twenty scouts were present. Waf- CTS and pink lemonade were served
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04

The Reading club of the village was entertained by Mrs. Charles I. Pierce at her honif at Allyn's Point Wednes- day afternoon. The readers selected for this session were Mrs. Courtland Colver and Miss Laura Perkins. The usual social season with refreshments was enjoyed following the literary pro- gramme. Mrs. Colver will act as hostess at the next session of the club.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-12-18

the task. lt can be said. further, that since there was no obligation upon foreigners to build the canal. neither is there any obligation upon them 10 use i,. That they will not use i, unless they find its use pro htable to them is as plain as the various tricks and devices through which. Sir Edward Grey says, the discriminatory tol, regulations could be avoided. There is no question for submission to The Hague Tribunal, which Sir Edward names as last resort. unless it might he the inter prctation of the Hay-Paunccfotc treaty. which we have right to in- ,erpret for ourselves according to the dictates of equity aud sense. and in pusuance of many preecdents in English history.