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The Parker post., 1912-10-26

When women police are appointed
)ne phase of their activity might be
he breaking up of the annoying prac-
ice commonly known as street mash.
ng." They could deal more effectual.
y than the masculine part of the
'orce with the detection of this par
lcular class of offenders, because
more unsuspected in their sleuthing,
while resistance to their authority
would entail the same grave conse-
luences
The Parker post., 1912-10-26
HAS GREAT WATER RESOURCES

The great part which the water re-
sources of California have had i'm the
development of the state is evident
throughout its history. In 1S48 some
repair work being done on mill race
near Georgetown, in Eldorado county,
led to the discovery of gold ,and this
was followed by rush of the 'forty-
Miners" whose exploits have become
classics in mining literature. The sub
sequent development of gold mining
in California was due largely to the
location of the deposits near the wa
ter necessary for hydraulicing. More
over, the water available for irriga-
ton and domestic supply has been
the chief factor in the development of
southern California, which now has
population of over a million people.
The growth of the extensive irriga-
tion systems i'm the great interior val
ley of the state is bringing about the
subdivision of this area into small
ranches devoted to intensive farming,
which affords almost limitlesS Oppor-
tunities to the agriculturalist. Again,
an increased water supply for the
city of San Francisco is urged as one
of its greatest necessities, and more
water forLosAngeles is to be brought
from Owens valley-a distance of
more than 200 miles-at a cost of
$23, 100000
The Parker post., 1912-10-26

The chief fault found with air fly
ng by man up to the present time
has been the tendency on the part
)f the aviator to perform circus
stunts. Instead of seeking scientific
stability his mind has been filled with
daring dips and spiral glides. In con-
,1quence of this the airship as a COM
non carrier has not made much head
way in spite of it's rapid progress.
To it also are to be attributed a TO-
al of 118 deaths in the last four years.
with countless cases of manning and
minor injuries. Aeroplane critics
nave contended from the start that
so long as spectacular effects were
sought just so long would the airship
rs a commercial transporting agent
De failure. 1t is true, of course,
hat deaths have resulted in additional
knowledge, have pointed out the way
% betterment of air craft; but it is
also true that the deaths which have
brought about such information are
lot more than ten, and that the fur.
her loss of life has ensued because
)f fOOlishness or stunt turning"
The Parker post., 1912-10-26

Many torrential streams of Califor-
MIA afford abundant power, the util-
ization of which in manufacturing en-
terprises and in transportation has
been made possible by the progress
of electric-pOwer transmission dur
ing the last decade; today California
probably leads the United States in
the number and length of her power
transmission lines.
The Parker post., 1912-10-26
sTRUCKMEYER G. FISHER.
Attorneys-at-LaW. A

Land, Mining, Irrigation, Corporation
Law, General Practice, Courts of Ari-
zOna, California and U. S. Land Of
flee. Main office, Phoenix, Ariz., Cor
promptly answered.
In Parker at intervaIs-Notice in Post
The Parker post., 1912-10-26

The hobble skirt is to give way to a
wider garment, making the sales OF
cloth heavier. Useful reforms have
a certainty of costing somebody some.
thing.
The Parker post., 1912-10-26

A Chicago transit company has put
what it calls politeness posts in its
cars to prevent straphangers from
jostling one another-and incidentally
perhaps, from picking one another's
pockets.
The Parker post., 1912-10-26

The Paris police have ruled that
pugilists must not hurt each other
Judging by the French duel, this is
the only way boxing will ever be made
popular in France.
The Parker post., 1912-10-26

A Massachusetts electrician has in
vented a device to prevent eavesdrop
ping on party telephone lines. That
man doesn't know what a party line is
for
The Parker post., 1912-10-26

Thirty bachelors are to be sold al
a leap-year auction in Brockton, Mass
Nobody will be allowed to buy more
than one.
The Parker post., 1912-10-26

A man in parting from his wife said
their artistic temperaments did not
blend. Generally they cannot even be
rubbed.
The Parker post., 1912-10-26

The servant question has reached q
critical stage in London, where a
mistress committed suicide when hel
maid gave notice.
The Parker post., 1912-10-26

A missing ruby was found in the
nose of child. The reflection of 9th
er rubies is to be seen in the same 10.
cation now and then.
The Parker post., 1912-10-26

The degeneracy of human nature is
emphasized by the fact that a church
in Brooklyn has burglar alarms on the
poor boxes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-17
g c Z a >.

- Der fiinfsebnidbrige Sobn bon
@. S. Mcairsfen in gelfaas, iebs
5ebn Meilen oitli6 bon Semple ee-
legei1, mari neuIi6 ein bremen
beg Streihbola a6tlos tort. @s
fiel in cine Same nit Hetroleum,
Gle Same erplooierte uno Der Sure
ge empfing idmere @ronopunoen.
= SRI. @nnie 8. 8iiemon, Die
oas 9lmt oes 9iltriftclerfs bon
@ilion Gountp lime botte, lit in if
rer @o6nling 5u sSloresbiae tot
oufeefunoen morbem. Sic mar am
abeno porber erfronft uno man
permutet, oaB iie mdbren6 Der
9eaht aus 8erleben 4arboli6ure
ltott Meoi5in eingenonlnen bat.
Ser 9tangerzGaptoin Sn1tt6
bat in ser @egeno bon @rospenor
einen iuneen Mann Ramens Sils
lerp @urnet unter Der glnflage Der.
boftet, oas Sdulbaus in @rosoenor
mebrmals in 9rano geiteft gu ba9
ben.
Gin gelpiiier Sam geeelp lit
in Mc@regor unter Der gtnflage
perboftet, auf 6. Q. @pperion ge@
ifoiien unb i'm ihmer peripunoet
5u boben. 9lu6 Elm iunges Mdo6en
geomens 9llice Gardner ipurbe orrd
cine Der 8ueelll pertpunoet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-17
cieaen Inlmer I'M streite.

8luei Gaden befinoen iid in Be.
itGuoigem Streite, 8olbefinoen uno
SGmorrboioen. gIber 8udlen's 9lrni-
ca Golbe bertreibt S6lnorrboioen in
ieber Soriu. Sie beIeitigt balo
ssuden, @nt5iinoling INTO Shpellung,
Sic giebt 8omfort uno @oIbefinoeit.
Das grobte SeiInittel BEL 8rano..
9riib. ano GbnittpunoeM gcsemn,
uno alien &autfranfbeiten. @ur 25c
in allen slpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-17

@ilfe uno nabm Die gadt an gau.
glls lie Die Oabt riidlp1rts buaiicrs
ten fiel oas Maofen iiber 8oro.
Ser gater iprang tit elm 9fuoerboot
IT, errei6te Die grtrinfenbe; itatt iie
aber ms Boot gu 5ieben, iprang
Ell ing Waiier uno eirg init ibr
ullter. Die 2ei6en tuurben erii
fiinf Stunoen nah 6en umfall ge.
bergen.
@illiam Bruce McMaiter.
M5e~ &oniul Der @ereilligten stoas
ten in @artagena, Colombia, murs
Dc am Sonntae eridoiien. Nah Dem
@eritbte oes amerffanii1en Son.
iuls &emper BON Gartasena ban
belt ts ii6 INN einen Sagounfaa.
SSl1 @aibington glaubt man, 6ak
WcWaiter ermor6et pur6e. Ser
8ice@ &oniul eriboB Dor atpei Sab
rem einen @ingeborenen in Scot.
iuebr uno batte es MIR Dem Gin
fluB Der amerifaniid)en 8egieruna
5u ber6anfen baB Ell freigeiprohen
tpllr6e. Seit iener 3eit maren feline
ge5iebungen gu ben 8eboroen iebr
geipannt. McMnitcr ipuroc inl
Sabre 1876 oIs 5ofn amerifoltis
id)er Gltern in Colombia eeboren.
CT erbieIt feline @rsiebung in ben
@ereinigtell Staaten. Snn Sabre
1895 trat er in Sen RonfuIor6ienIt.
1904 iplroe er 8iclss saonluI uno
bier Sabre ipater Siilfs-a apmiuI.
glns gbicaeo baridtet man:
SIN gmloes Diitriftsgeribt bat
Granflin ". Limited, Ser in 1908
in. Seem Dorf einc eitabIgeicllihaft
nit $15,00,000 aapitaI organi-
iierte, Inn ben 8alnpf gegen Die
ltlliteo States Steel Corporation
alif5unebmen icinen freiipiGigen
ganferoft angemeIoet. Seine Ser.
binolidfeiten giebt er auf $t,551.-
$50 on, feline 0Mftipa1 auf $210,
oen @crt ieiner 9ausbalteinrid<
ti,ng. gs beibt, oaB Der peritors
bene 8unoes Senator 81. 5. Mc.
9aurin BON Miiiiiiippi in ser sc.
ienidaft $4,000 peiIoren babe.
Inter ben anoern groBeren ssorbe.1
rungen gegen ltmlte0 befinoen iib:
Sr,ternational Eruit Company bon
Baltimore nit $105,0O0, Mmerican
Jinance Company BON Seem Dorf
nit 100000 uno bic Union 9ruit
Company BON Seem Do1f nit 1925.
600. limited griinoete Die @eieIls
idaft unterl ben @eiesen oes staas
tes Maine. CT benbfdtigte, ons
gelonrlte perfiigbare unabbangl
ge stableigelitum einihlieBlib Der
Eenneiiee Cool, Sron tll6 @ailroao
gompanp bon @labanlt, bic mitt-
IeripeiIe bonn Stabl<Eruit uber'
fdludt" iporoen lit, all perbinben
uno borete groBe @eIoiummen bon
piclen 1anfen unb 9rlit~ @eiea-
Idaften in pielen et1oten, aber oez
HIan sing in Die 8riiebe. limited,
Ser fiir5Iih bierber TAM bot iett
MnIteuung BEL elmer 2,elepbon s@cs
lellibaft gcfun6en.
Ger @ouberneur pom Sflaboe
ma, See gruce, bat neailid abenoS
an elmer gta58ia auf iogenannte
rblino tigers', tpie man bic ungez
ictlih gcfiibrten Saloons in Bros
bibitionsltabten nennt, IN Ofla.
bona gitp teilgenoumpn. Wan bot
an Dem slbeno 5ebn oerartise 2os
fole gefhloiien.
gs beiBt @ouperneur 8ile
ion, Der oernofratifde Braiioente
ihaftsfanoioat, beabipbtige oem@
rddft cine Ronferena oemofratiiber
3eitungsre6afteure nad Seagirt, %.
s., einauberufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-17

S"S%tiNyeh Oo'ttt@iC uito ul(SlullUliuG
9iplomaten batten iid ouf ocn.
gobnbof gum abi6ieo eingefun-
oen uno oie 8oliaei bdtte itrenge
gorfebrungen getroffen, oaB feinc
unberufenen 5ugelaiien puroen. 9lls
Der 3ug iid in 8epeelng ieste,
ipuroen Die San0toi6en nit Dem
mertpollen sSnbalt permiBt. Die
Foli5ei periuhte, ben Oiebltabl ge<
beim 5u balten, unb oie SatIa6e
muroe erit befannt, als Scotland
yaro Die geidreibung Ser aoltbore
feiten, Die eii1en enorn1en @ert bo~
ben, befannt gab.
- @us Berlin lneloet man: Die
pier5igite Sabresfonpention oes
Geuti6 Mmerifa1iiden 2eDrerbun
oes, oie am /. SuIi 5. s. lit ser
Saae oes 9euti9en 2ieoerfrons in
Stem gorf er0ffnet lpuroe. gins
bier gu gnbe. gortrage bielten
III Ser 8ormittagsiibung Die Serreu
eSsoIepb @inter, OberIebrer 8rirfe
mann bon Berlin, Grofeiior Spons
bafe bon Concord, gnlil Groiner
bon Cincinnati nno 9r. @alter
bon Sranffurt. Sci ser oaranT fol-
genoen 8ean1tcnlpabl tpuroe Or. $.
$. Sid aberntals gum Br1lioenten
gelpdblt, erlterA 8ice=B =Br1Iioent luure
De Serr Ser3og, 5ueiter gice=
Brdiioent 8rofelior Spanbafe.
Sefretdr Serr emil &ramer lno
ST. Haab unb Shabneiiter Serr
&arl @ngelmann.
Cine Gepei9e aus Berlin
meloet: Ser ganfier @rabenit.
Snbaber Der 8rinatbanf- Sirma
@ugo @rdbel1ib in Ser Srieorihs
itraBe, bot, finan5ien ruiniert, ielz
mem 2eben Elm gnoe gena6t. @rd<
benis binterldBt cine balbe Million
8aiiipa, Die ourdtpeg in oen gr-
iparniiien fleiner 2eute uno 9lnges
horiger oes Wttttelitanoes bette
ben. 9as @eidaft, oas i6on cine
lange gteibe bon Sabren beltano,
mar feines Ser groBen 8anfgeibafs
te, erfreute iid aber bis 5ulesi
zines 10 guten gfufes, baB ibm
9epots in Wenge anpertraut tpur-
ben, Die iest berloren iinb.
ssn Warnemiin6e, NO er lei@
ne Gage in beihauliher gube ber-
lebt, begins oer lebensfrobe greiie
Dihter u1o Satirifer sobannes
sroian, Ger lansidbrige Better oes
.&Iaoberaoatif)", oas 5eit oes Is.
@eburtstnas.
Mus gonitantinopel meloet
man: Die grmoroung bes Saul
manns 0apan aug Man6elter in
einem bieiisen Sotel onrd oen
2eutnant Serbert g. Montague,
Der friiber Der britiiben Mrmee
dngeborte, bat unter Sen bieIigen
@uropdern sroBe sufreeung ber@
nor9ernren. Ote @aIte In Dem So
tel borten einen SbuB uno iaben
aleid oarauf Montagne balb be-,
fIeioet auf Die StraBe ellen. or.
muroe perbaftet uno nod Dem Soz
tel 8uriifgebradt, mo- man 0apan's
2eide fano. Montague bebauptet.
es banoele iid Inn einen unglIdIis
den 3ufaa unb beltebt oarauf.
bon einem tiirfiiden @eridt abge.
urteilt 81 iperoen. Der britiide
aoniuI iit nit elmer llllteriu9ung
Ser slffdre beidaftiet. gr glaubt.
haB Wontague oen 8erltano perlo.
rem bat. Die ean5e Sade lit ie5r
mplterios.
9(us Ianlpico miro gcnleloet,
es famen BORT sSliibtlinge aus aIs
len @egenoen 5uiamnel. @dbrclto
Der letten 3eit ieien belonocrs biee
le aus 8ictoria oortbin ecfonmen.
Oas 5ipeite Stoflpcrf Der
Stdlle Der guaubtemoe 8rauerei in
lit abgebrannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-17
sommerlcioen nnS Jrenoen.

Sn ben Detkcn Spmmertagen,
sat nas Geben fcine Hlascm,
Wan5 beipn6erS il Der Gtabt.
Wer bprt BET bes Cages Shuiile,
Wtr6 geifpbcm i'm 0espibfc,
SIT ant glbenb tphesmiibe.
Wem ber Wantmpn mid5t int manseln,
gebt oesbalb anf's 2anb sum Mngeln,
Brent fidD bort im frei'n Nebier.
W2erft end) MN, tuenn ibr sebt fiiden,
ltmb babel eudj ,upllt erfriifen,
ytid1t pergeRt bas ,,2Dne Sta r" Bier.
gSenm bic Siidj' nidt bcikcn tupllem,
Sult berpor beleste Stpllen,
llnb entforft me ID a mr..
Sett enf bin anf griinen Matten,
Sn Der 8amme fiiblem Shatten,
Get mno trinft unb ifer5t frob.
9ak eub bann nidjt uGebb ngs" plasen,
gStl idJ euh Elm Wlittel fasen,
Wegen Sieie 8feiter, fred:
Sdueineihnrals mnb Sd)iuefelbIiite,
@ibt me Salbe eriter Cite,
5ilt bic @iebd5er npn emG meg.
llmbelaittgf, iingcbnnben,
Sann sentekt n,an idl1ne Stnnben,
Srei BON ieslihem @ester.
Treier fiiblt man iidb i'm 5reien,
Wenu BET fr56lidjen Shallmeien,
Wiro frebenst bas ,2Dme Star"
Bier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-17
g. q. & u. q. Balm.

g. q. & u. q. gabn.
Nnfunft =
go. 1-Soufton u. 5. Siifte.
.7:15 abenos
No. 3-9onfton ltr1o Der &iite.
go. 5-aiiitenltdbte ...is0 nad5m
yto; 44-gon &errbiIe, MIR an Bodlen,
e Id9en ...... .9:35 BORN
gfo, 4S-~%on &errbille, MN @onns
:, tags 800 abei1bs
Mo. 46-Won &errpiue. MIR att Boz
d)entaoen. ;. $40 noc1no
70. 2-9ouiton uuo Der aiifte.
~ 49,. .8:40 bornt
yto. 4-5ouiton ur6 Der aiiite.. =.
.9:15 abenos
go. e-aiiitenitd6fe ......2:2o nadln1
No. 33--9fab &errbiue, nur an go
cbentagen. .4.45 not1m
RO- 47-aad aerrDiae, nur gonn@ :n'
ia9s $3.50 BORN
Mo; 45-yfa6 aerrbiue. nur an g8o-
cbentagen .7:35 BORN
g., S. e g. q. (Saupt-ainie)
Gufunft-
go. 9-@om Often 80 BORN
yto. Dom Often. $3.50 nad5ra
Mo. 1O-gl Reio u @eiten. 9. 80 nad1n
Mo. 8EWon el Baio.. ..1O.15 BORN
80. 9-ssa6 eI gaio unb Beten.
go. 1o-Mad 5. Often. 1880 abenSs ss
No. 8-Na4 hen Often. 1890 BORN
No. 7-Mad 81 gafo un6 Beiten.
$3.50 aben6s
gietprta StbtFom, 9. $. G g. ".
Nntnnf.
g; g -euero. @ictoria. s.15 abenOs
@O. ao2-guero, @ietoria. 1880 BORN
ID. s.. & s. Balm.
Nnfunft
go. 241-@on Souitou. .7:55 PORN
No. 7-gon Sanas mnb Sort @ortb
30; 2o5-gOn aanfas Gite rnD S et. t'D'
no, 15.aofai bonn aorOen. $50 $50 nadna pS6n
go. eLgou aanias 9th. ct. 2ouis ur6
Chicago $3.50 abenos
Nbfa6rt
No: 16-Mad Noroen bia Guftin uab
Gmitbbiue 700 pornr
No. 1O-Wd9 ct. 2ouis. 9anias gitp
itt,o @bieago ...... 900 borml
No. 8-yaa6 Sort 8ort6 1ln6 DaIIas
.......... $50 abenbs
No. 2O6-Naf ct 2ouis unb Ranias
Gtfg 300 .abenoS
No. 242-gla6 9oniton 1920 abenos
:. 9: 9: & =. 8. IS. G. q. n. gabnbpf)
Mnflinft -
go. 7-@om yiorben. 1855 BORN
Mo: Boom Nor6en. 10.45 abenbs
yfo. 8-Nad] bem Mor6en. .7.30 BORN
go. 6-Siah bem Moroen. 500 abenhs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-17

Slid lit: 5ufrieoen iein nit
Dem, mas mir babert, unb oer5i6tea
auf oos, mas uns periagt it,
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GilenbaDn : Tabrplau.
S, & 6. q. gabm.

anfunft-
Mo. 3-gom 0orSen. $50 abenos
Mo. 5-Gom Noroen ..... I6.4O mora
Mo. 7-9ailp @gpreB Spe5ial, @iioen. :.
o 9.55 mor9
Wo. 9-2ocal bon Bnle5tine. 49,.
:, =. ..10.45 dbenos
gso. 4-8ou Merifo 1.5o nodhm
No. 12-Socal BON 2arebo (semii9t) :.
:. -. 1900 nlor9
Mbfabrt
Mo. = @ad bem Rprben. 1855 nad,m
Mo. g. Na9 6em Norben. g.. 90 aben6s
go. saSoeal nad Ealeitine. .7.3O mora
yfo. 1o-Sailb @gpreB Spesial, Morben
3.20 morg
@o. 5 -9ah Megifo. 100 mort
yto. 11-aoeal na6 2areoo (gemiidt)
=. 49,. - 1900 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-17

Sn @aIoeiton itarb 6ram glu.
gulta aoelter, bic @attin bon 6.
4oeiter, i'm sllter BON 81 Sabren.
Sic iton1mte aug @osIor, fam aber
ihon 1869 nit ibren tSltern nod
@alpeiton uno bot ieitoem bort ge-
lrobnt.
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9nftidiffer fallen

Waaen., aeber un0 giiercrttrantbel-
ten gum Opfer seraoe mie anoere
2eate INTO fie lcioen ebelllo on slppe|
titloiigfeit, 9fiifenidmel;5,N ,Nerpoi;tnt,
aopfmeb ullo allseneimir Ghpahe.
aber es 'iit unnotig, in iolhem 3n-
itanoe gu iein, mie E. 9. peebies iit
Senrp, xenn., benefit. st ihreibt:
SEEDS sSIai1e1 electric 8itters go
ben mir mebr 2raft uni' gutenMppe.
tit als ale anoere Meoi5in porbcr. /"
go biljt Ser 9itters Seoem, Gs tit
toriht; 81 leioen, tpenn oieles groBe
Mittel idon nod Der eriten Dolls
hilft. geriuht i'm. yeur SOC in allen
Mpotbefen,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-27
Norwich Native Born Population 676O
Latest Census Report Shows Only Slight Margin Over the Foreign Born White Residents, who Number S,4o5- Women Outnumber the Men by Over Thousand teresting Facts Cleaned from the Statistics.

According to the latest United States census report in the period from 1900 to 1910 there was the greatest growth both in the city and town of Norwich of any decade since 1880. The town of Windham and the city of Willifantic also showed a big gain in population in this period of years. In Montyille there was a slight increase, and in Putnam, town, there was a loss of 68; city loss of 10.
 Norwich.
 1900, town, 2S,219; city, 2O,S67; 1900, town, 24,637: city. 17,251. Increase 1900-10, town. 3,5S2: city, 3,116. White population, town, 27,565; city, 1S,S12. In 1900. town. 23,957; city. 1,666. Ne gro, town, 627; city, 52S. In 1900, native percentage, town, S,7S0; city, G. 610. Foreign born. white, town, S,4o5; city, 5,817. Total male population, town, 13,567; city, s,919. Female, town, 14,652; city, 10,44S.
 Males of voting age: Total number, town, S,292; city, 6,226. In 1900, town, 1885; city. 5,101. Negroes, town, 191; city, 1855; Indian, Chinese and Japan csc, town, IS; city, IS. Illiterate, town, 59S; city, 5Os.
 School age and attendance: Total number, to 20 years, inclusive, town, 1851; city, 5,247. Number attending cent. attending school, town, 65.6; city 66S.
 Number to years, town, 1884; city, 1.S7S; attending school. town, 1876 city. 1877. Number 10 to 14 years, town. 2,472; city, 1862. Number attending school, town, 2,S66; city. l. 5S6. Number 15 to 1T years, town, 1,5Ss; city, 1,OSs. Number attending school, town, 610; city. 443. Number
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-27
WEDDING.
Lubchansky-5lum.

At s.30 o'clock Thursday evenng Abraham Lubchanshy and Miss Anna Blum were united in marriage at the High street synagogue by Rabbi Max Stamm. There was large attendance, including relatives and friends from New London, Hartford, Boston and New York. Abner Schwartz acted as best man and the bridesmaid was Miss Jennie Lahn. The bride was attrac- lively gowned in white. Selections were rendered by Sweets orchestra.
 Following the ceremony there was a reception on the lower floor of the church, and many guests were enter tained. A wedding supper was served. During the evening Mir. and Mrs. Lub- chansky left for a wedding trip to New York city, and on their return they will reside in New London. where the groom is employed. The bride is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Abraham Blum of West Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-27
PERSONAL

Miss Eileen Hinchey Is in New York , for the holiday season.
 Louis Bruce of New York was a {, holiday visitor in town ,
 Mrs. c. c. Leonard of East Lyme is the guest of relatives in Norwich.
 Charles Blair of Detroit is at his home on Laurel Hill for the holidays.
 Miss Carrie Chapman of Broadway was a recent visitor in New London.
 John w. Lawson of Worcester spent Christmas day at his home in this city.
 Mrs. Walter Fish and daughter Fam nie of Mystic have been visiting in Montville.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Smith of Nor wich spent Wednesday with relatiN es in Noank.
 Mrs. George D. Johnson of Mystic spent part of this week with relatives in Norwich.
 Michael Piacenza of Groton snent Wednesday with his parents and sister in Norwich.
 Mir and Mrs. Paul F. Brosofke of Stonington spent the holiday with rel atiVeS in Norwich.
 Peter St. Onge and family of Sher- man street passed Christmas with relatives in Westerly.
 Miss Mary c. Moran is home from New York to spend the holidays at her home on Boswell avenue.
 Attorney J. w. Farrell of New York city has been the guest of relatives in this city for the holiday.
 J. H. Ely assistant secretary at the Y. NJ c. A., was at his home in Hol- yoke, Mass, for Christmas,
 Miss A. L. Fisher of Morristown, N. J., is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. ?. Clifford, for the holiday season.
 F. Milton Clifford. who is with a Providence construction firm, was here to spend Christmas with his rents. Miss Hannah Greenman of Norwich is the guest for a few days of Mrs. | Harris Hymon of Thames street, Gro- | ton.
 Harry Vetter and Nestor P. Sullivan of the United States navy are spend 1 ing furloughs at their homes in this city.
 Miss Charlotte Chappell has return ed home from visiting in and about New London, and was accompanied by l Miss Dorothy Clark.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Bottomley of Broadway entertained over Christmas their three sons from Boston, Buffalo, | N. Y. and New Hampshire.
 Mrs. Allan C. Matthews and her daughter Miss Luella Matthews, have been Christmas guests at the home of William J. Matthews, in New Haven Clifton H. Hobson of Palmer, Mass, formerly principal of the Greeneville Grammar school, is the guest of MT and Mrs. William H. Collins of Me- Kinley avenue.
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IS to 20 years, town, 1906; city, 1,141. Number attending school, town, f6I; city, 131.
 According to the report there are in the town of Norwich 5,016 dwellings and 6.376 families and in the city 3,514 dwellings and ATOP families.
 Windham.
 Total population, 1910. 12,6O4. In 1000 10,137. Total males, 5,S19; fe- males, 6,785.
 Males of voting age-Total, 3,460 Native white of native parersage~- 1,289.
 School age attendance-Total num- Der, s to 20 years inclusive, 3,6s2. Number attending school, LS14. Per sons to 14 years inclusive, 1887. Number attending school 1909. There are 2.051 dwellings and 2,711 families in the town.
 MontviIIe.
 Total. population, 1910, 2,S04: 1900, 2,S95. Males, 1,429; females, 1875. Males of voting age-901l negro, 1. School age and attendance-Total number to 20 years, inclusive, TAO. Number attending schools 463. Dwellings. 5S7; families, 676.
 Putnam.
 Total population, 1910. town 7,2SO; city, 6,637 In 1900, town 7,34S; city, 6,667. Males, town, 3,464; females, 3,499
 Males of voting age-Total number town, 2,114; city, 1921; negro, town, 14; city, II.
 School age and attendance-Total number to 20 years, town, 2,O2s; city, 1920 Number attending school, town, 1,293; city, 1,135.
 Dwellings, town. 1915; city, 1,1S2. Families, town, 1875; city, 1,5S2.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-27
AT THE AUDITORIUM.
Vaudeville and Motion Pictures.

The programme billed for the last three days of the week at the Audi torium is one of the kind which brings the standard Of the house to the high est level, including an entertaining va riety of vaudeville and motion pictures. Charles Bartholomew as an imperson- ator of English types has laugh pro- ducing number and his reception at Thursdays shows was an enviable one. Lillian Carter, who styles herself the Magnolia Blossom, is filled a return engagement as a blackface singer and her selections are of a pleasing nature. Another mirth provoking number is the Travelling Man. presented by John S. King and his troupe, the cast includ- ing five persons.
 The motion pictures are of excellent variety and quality.