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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
ReaI estate for BALI

For RENT. Truck AND STOCK
farm Of $50 acres. ten miles Of Rich
mold: nine-room house and ONT.
buildings In good cond'tion: n!SS
s Sssh4t Clay Ag STREET, B. Kiehnond Va
mile station: half nice growing tim
Der; splendid seven-room house,
good outbuildings; well watered;
nice orchard; $1,000; $1,000 cash. DIAL,
improved, near station. $1,000. Five
Ott.rb.rn Springs. 1900. La
FAYETTE MANN, Amelia. va.
FOR SALE. sIx-kooM HOUSE. WITH
one to live acres land. on seven
a pines ear e, ,in*' ADDRESS M,ss S1E' sss care
Iimes-Dispatch. --
on ACCOUNT or LEAVING The
city owner Will sacrifice three Az
Joining lots at Club View; ro'
lUrtner particulars address '''
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YOUNG MAN. slo PER MONTH THAT
you now throw away would heip 10
keep you in old age IL invested IN
Nr!gh,'s Park lots. ---
FLOYD AVENUE. DETACHED BROW y
stone front; ten rooms, TWO palhs'
$500; eaTy terms.
FLOYD AVENUE. DETACHED. EIGHT
rooms; excellent condition; $i''S"'
GROVE AVENUE, DETACHED. NINE
rooms. furnace heat: $4,000.
TwENrY-THIRp STREET. DETAch-
ed, seven rooms, patn. iatrooe' 70
AGO; easy terms.
SECOND STREET. THREE HOUSES
$500; rent 1896.
BATTERY COURT.
NEW EIGHT-ROOM. TILE BATH
home. exceptionally we'll built; si'-
i59.
FARMS.
AMELIA COUNTY. FlFTEES-RoON
house; 1856 acres. so cleared. so orig
inal. with timber; $500.
EIGHT NILES WEST OF CITY.
eight-room house. AZ acres. 10 clear
ed, balance in timber. near church.
school and store; horse. wagon. hogs.
chickens and implements; $500.
ASHLAND CAR LINE. NEW NINE
room house. concrete cellar. good
outbuildings. 81 acres. all cultivated.
small orchard: about 100 yards from
car line: $4,000: easy terms
THREE-cHoP ROAD. FIvE-RooM
house. So acres. 81 acres original
timber. 25 acres cleared. about seven
miles from city. Only $4,000.
E. F. SCHMIDT & CO.. SIS and s1s
American National Bank. Phone
Monroe 1887.
FOR A QUICK SALE. LIST YOUR
real estate with MOOREFIELD &
BLAKE. 20 North Eighth Street.
FOR SALE. CHEAP. FARM, CROPS.
stock and implements: 60 acres. half
cleared. in winter crops. Soil first
class. Good eight-room house and
outbuildings. Seven miles north of
Richmond. convenient to steam and
electric lines. Would exchange for
small suburban place. For further
information address 1913, care
Times-Dispatch.
FOR SALE. 500 WORTH OF LUMBER.
$50 worth of bricks and lot. with
we'll; any reasonable offer not re-
jected: on Lakeside car line, Stop A.
Address G SO. care Iimes-Dispatch.
GOING FAST. BUT SOME NICE ONES
still left Where? In Wright's
Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
How to Shop by Mail


TO offer special facilities to the NAH
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

81 o.pO0--THIRTY-N NINE ACRES ON
James River. beautifully wooded
perfect scenery; ideal place for coun
try home and plantation. Within
two miles OF Westhampton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

$15, 000-MODERN S-ROOM HOUSE
heat. electric lights. water. splendid
garage, beautiful lawns, pergolas
lake: Within two squares Of car line
No transfers from Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
"A MONKEY"

WILL MAKE FUN FOR A WHOLE
regiment. Laying all fun and joking
aside, coming right down to SOLID
facts, you can't duplicate Peerless
Cleaner and PolishsT. Most any
family will testify AZ to It's merit.
Ask your druggist. or phone Nadi-
son lO4 yAUGHANS.
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tAral cstate Re Salx

no ACKEs IN HANOVER c0GNTY.
price $4,000; the soil II Of q good.
light sandy loan. with red clay sub
soil: fifteen acres In young growth
pine. oak. hickory. ETC.; ninety.nse
acres cleared and in cultivation; THIS
place il elegantly watered by well.
springs and two live streams: this
farm is six miles from Richmond,
there are twenty-five good bearing
fruit trees; the land Is mostly l.vei.
there are fifteen acres under baroed
wire fence for COW pasture and two
acres under woven wire fence FOR n"2
pasture; X. L. ID. passes TIE farm.
two and a half miles to high schoo..
store in one-half mile. Three-story
dwelling OF eight rooms, which are
very large, with wide halls on ali
three floors; front and back poren
also. four-room cottage IN the
same lawn. there are beautiful large
oak shade trees in the yard there Is
barn 30xi0 feet and othe. ,.ecess'try
outbuiidings. Ternxs 81 SOC cash.
balance 1--WE years. This place is the
best bargain ever offered in Hanover
County and one OF the prettiest places
in the neighborhood Of Richmohd.
lls ACRES. $4,000: IN CHESTER
field County; gray soil, with clay SUD
soil: twenty-five acres in cultivation,
watered BY two wells, and II Is sara
to be coal under this land. the lana
lays well and is practically all lever.
good society: one mile to churci'
sawmill near; r. F. d. near: TWO
miles to school. There are Two
dwellings, one four-room and one
three-room: some outbuildings. rms
farm is fifteen miles from Richmond:
two miles from railroad station.
Terms. one-third cash and the pai-
ance to suit.
EOS ACRES IN HENRICO COUNT;
price $1,000; the soil Is mostly OF
chocolate loan, with clay suDsNl'
about sixty acres in good timber.
which is worth about $1,000 Oh the
stump; $50 acres cleared ana ia a
acres ready for plow: there are 10
acres in bottom land; elegantly wa
tered by springs and streams oi.e
and a half miles from railroad sra
ton half-mile to electric car Hns.
There is a nice family Orcharo. WIN
about forty trees OF variety o.
fruit three years old: valuable De,
nosit OF building sand and gravel
on this property; the land is mostS
level. some a little rolling or .hiiiy'
some barbed wire fencing and some
poultry wire fencing: post-oee.
school and store all in naii m..,
large colonial residence. with seven
rooms. with closets. halls. pantiS,
bathroom, porches: built OF the very
hest material. heavily framed: tenant
house with three rooms ana poiSn.
Z This farm is five and hair NUE.
trnm Richmond: ten minutes walk TO
car line; local and long distance vel.
ephone in the house: there Is stree.
fr,rn the house to the car line.
town # about 1000 Inhabitants joins
This farm. This land IL fine Tor Oh
kinds of truck and fruit: the oottoia
other crops; water In the mouse 40
supplied with hydraulic ram from
spring. This is considered VSss
Cheap proposition. considering .ne
distance it is from Richmond; iers'
one-half cash, balance ID SUIT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

FOR SALE. DIRECT From OWNER.
good income-paying properly IN
GOOD condition. and unfncumSered:
Nos aos 60 81. inclusive. Eas: Four-
teenth street: south Rishmond: tnrec
rooms each. frame dwsisnes' annual
rental. $500: price. $4,000.
No aIs west Twenty-second street
south Richmond fcur-room frame
dwelling. Annual rental va: price
Nos sis and go semmes street. south
Richruond. five rooms each. frame
dwellings,. Annual rental WV
No "a Lack Street Barton Heights.
shree-room frame DWELLING. With
stable and extra lot Annual rental
$50: price. $500.
80 SOS North Thirteenth street. Rich.
rucnd. Va Annual rental el5e: loS
ssxi3s feet: stx-room frame dWeItsng
and room for smother house. Pre-.
Ssse Apply 60 ALFRED r CoHEN.
Attorney at Law, 7ei Travellers IN
surance BUILDING.
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NeaI estate For 9aIs

FOR SALE, on EASY TERMS. THE
FOLLOWING attractive property 1T or
near Westhampton:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

THE AMOS 4 PoINDExTEH REAL
estate men have several very nne
Southern Railroad fifty miles away.
two tracts on the c. 4 o Railroad.
forty miles Of Richmond Can De
sold with or without the land. Two
fine hunting and sora marshes on
tidewater. Several small homes on
troliey lines, all prices and terms.
one sse-acre farm. 30 miles west
OF Richmond. $500. Thtrty-tvc-
acre home. seven miles Of city, w.
600. Eighty-nine acres. built up
ninwiddie County, near courthouse,
$4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

THOSE RUSTY CHANDELIERS:
make them look new with 2oid
bronze from COSBY'S PAINT STORE,
al West Broad. Monroe $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

Rsol (6eo1s GDGn1so
NSNfFb. TO Tor Ho1f4 n fHE
west Era. north % nata sal wess
% LAurel Ter ne evsr e&.tee; NJ
Srses . @. eors T50se-D1nVasch
1Gf yOUR I'LL W5y1 = = 81.
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FLOYD AVENUE, DETACHED. EIGhi
rooms; excellent condition; $a,'o".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
A STEP LADDER

AT $3.50 WOULD NOT BE HIGH IN
price: but our customers smile when
we sell EN- q coed one for So cents
ave feet high vACGHAS'S. opposite
Cohen Co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS. sTAIi'
on place: three acres land: II mi
out (Ashland line). $1,SO0. See
at once
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

s..ooo-NINE- ROOM HOUSE. CLOSETS.
pantry, porches chicken houses and
yard: fruit trees and vineyard; very
large bot and garden.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
BARGAIN.

~, ACRES. WITH GOOD sIX.ROOM
house. large barn: only 3 1.2 miles
Of nice, thriving little town Of ,cee
people. Enough wood on the place
10 pay for H. Only $500: eseo cash
ana the balance from ] 70 10 years
snap Won don't want tS mise. Come
20 headquarters Tor farms. CASsEkr
NAN a Co. lois East Main.
WEDNESDAY IS THE EVENING. 8
p n. tire hour. Sale q Suburban
acreage. Deausifui piece Of ground
CLOSE 20 car Hire and Ceuter Park
sold az bargain price: forty acres.
beautiful oak gr0ve; nsce uvtte ncuse.
Ut us take you there ecfove the sale.
GREEN q Redo.
6E0f BARGAIN fN LQIs O. oH0EE
= Sssss xi:sS sssss
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GROVE AVENUE, DETACHED, NINE
rooms; furnace heat: $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

,oo cuo1cE. FARMS AT RIHGT PRICES
,erus to suit; some choice
na.,, FARMS on Seven Pines car me
Write or call for catalogue. THU
HAPKE. Main Street Bank Buiioins'
and Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

NINE-RoOM HOUSE AND CELLAt
near station. Ashland line; plenty 9
good buildings: five acres Of goo
land. A pretty, quiet. small plac
for $4,000 cash Fare &c single.
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TwENTY-THIRD STREET, DEIACn'
ed, seven rooms, bata. iatrooe' 49,
AGO, easy terms.
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FLOYD AVENUE. DETACHED BRoM :,
stone front; ten rooms TWO p"'"''
$500, eaTy terms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

WE HAVE EVERY HIGHLAND PARK '.s
nome .a ,n tive YOU some bargains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

SECOND STREET. THREE HOUSES
$500; rent 1896.
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INTERIOR DECORATION.

INTERIOR DEJOHA 10-N.
PAINTS. STAINS. FLOOR WAX. GOLD
paints, Rasolene. wood alcohol or
anything to beautify interior wood
work Phone Us your WantA 81
West Broad. Monroe 1850.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

HIGHLAND PARK HOME OF E1GHI
rooms: lot TOXIC: to trade Tor smai,
rental property paying per GEM
to 10 per cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS AND FIVE
acres at station. thirteen miles out
for $4,000, on easy terms. House
has pretty cabinet mantels. etc.
raiiroad. ON west side. A Desirable
place for a strenuous city mans re-
treat: neighbors are ideally desir-
able. See US at once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

FACTORY SITE. c. o. r. sIDlNG:
two acres: brick ouiidingsi
tank and tower, $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

YOUNG MAN, $40 PER MONTH THAT
Won now throw away would he.p 70
keep you in old age II invested In
A1ripr.'s PARK lots
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FOREST HILL PARK. TwELvE-RoO4
modern residence: large front ana
hack porches up and down; beaut hui
shade oaks; plenty fruit.
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WEST END AVENUE. STRICTLY
modern home. including hot water
heat. mahogany finish. hardwood
floors and staircase: $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

YOIy SHOULD NOT FAIL TO THY NE
on your colored property. I have
both renters and buyers. and would
like to offer yours. 3. A. CEPHAS.
corner Second and Leigh Streets.
s.. Geo WILL PAY FOR A BRICK
store. leased to . good tenant at
$500 per year.
S,.sce FOR A CORNER STORE AND
brick dwelling in Jackson Ward.
leased to q good tenant
$3.50 FOR A SMALL HOUSE. RENTED
10 good tenant as $40 per month.
gao FER FOOT FOR TWO GOOD
building lots on West Cary Street
see WIZ ~ MILLER q CO.. INC.
MS North Eighth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

SCORES OF LARGE FARMS IN THIS
and other counties
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

4 LITTLE OVER ssPER ACRE-seo
acres for $1,000. including $50 acres
Of pine and oak. Al fenesa: I'VE
outhuildings. rice orchard. Hthta
spring and good running water lous
miles from a depot. on c. & O. send
for farm Ss.ga!. Est One adoress
only. CASSELMAS Co, lois EasI
Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

FARM OF 81 ACRES. 20 NILES
Southern Railway: four-room COT
tage; good buildings; running wAtes
in cultivation; nice young fruit: ~
minutes to station. Price only Va
0OO VIII make terms to suit you.
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KsaI estate For l,sIe
'0NXP.~

lsa ACRES ON GOOD AUTOMOBILE
road, about eight miles from this
city, with Q new cottage A nice.
up-to-date farm; lies nicely; $500:
81. 900 cash. balance to run ten years
co. I0fS East Main Street. Head
Quarters for Farm Bargains.
DON'T HESITATE. BUY LOTS IN
Wright'a Park now.
RATIARD q DRAPER OFFER THIS
week farm in Spotsylvania Of AL
acres. good land Ono buildinss) for
$4,000.
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ss1h ACRES IN APPoMATToA CotN
ty; $25 per acre.
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MODERN HOME. WITH
fine shade and lawn; seven-room
house. slate covered and finely nm
ished: large halls and porches:
fronting main street OF prosperous
aomnfv seat. ten acres of land. fenced
and cross-fenced; well Of water in
the back porch. An ideal place Tor
nouIfry raising, with local market
for same at highest prices. Price.
$4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
LAWN MowERA

LARGEST LINE OF LAWN MOWERS
garden hose. In the city: prices rea.
sonabie. We sell Detroit was ranxea
EVANS HARDWARE Co. 7vo west
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sTITART AVENUE. SIX ROOMS.
twenty-five feet frontage: detached;
S5O 600.
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TIMBER STUMPAGE-FIvE MILLION
feet of first-class saw t1m1ss, tHIs
million feet pine, two million teeI
oak one mile haul to deep water
and wharf. Price, $4,000. Terms:
10000 cash, balance in 1--WE years
III. MOSELEY & CO., NO az
travellers Building
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BATTERY COURT.
NEW EIGHT-ROOM. TILE BATH
home. exceptionally we'll built: $i'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

THREE-cHOP ROAD. FIvE-ROoM
house. So acres. 81 acres original
timber. 25 acres cleared. about seven
miles from city. Only $4,000.
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sa5oa-SP LENDIDLY BUILT SEVEN
room house: tiled bath, water, eiec-
trio lights lot 1c0x22o.
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I'm ACRES WE HAVE geo ACRES.
I-2 miles from ELECTRIC line:
Z l.: miles from Richmond emAIi
100 acres in wood: large or
chard: splendid running streams
and spring: make fine stock farm :
$3.50. Can make easy terms. CAS-
SELNAN & CO, one ADDRESS oniS'
1918 East Main .
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-19

mums. The bridesmaids gown was white serge trimmed with ecru lace with which was worn a white velvet hat.
 Alter the church ceremony recep- tion was held and buffet lunch served at the American Benefit society hall, MaiH street, from g &. m. to p. m. About sixty guests were present.
 During the reception Miss Eva Rou- geau of Marlboro, Mass, Miss Berna- dette Duval and Miss Jennie Boudreau of this city played the piano and sang solos.
 The bride received many handsome presents. The parents of the bride gave solid oak dining room set and chamber suite. The best mans gift watch and chain. Local No 715, Tex tile Workers of America, of which the bride was a member, presented her a half dozen dining room chairs.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dennault left on the 4.O1 express for a stay of two weeks in New York state. On their return they will reside on Huntington street, New London, in which city the groom is with the Western Union Telegraph company. The brides travelling suit was G brown whi1cord. She wore a brown beaver hat with lace trimmings.
 Among those present were L. J. Ma honey, New London; Mir. and Mrs. R. C.. Dion, Taftville; J. c. Donovan, New London: MT. and Mrs. Arthur Lam bert, Taftville: Mrs. Delphine St. Mi chel, Mrs. Arthur J. Rogeau, Mrs. Adolph Lizotte, Marlboro, Mass; Da- vid Moran. H. J. O'Brien, Thomas J. Congdon, New London; W. B. Blan- chette, Waterbury Miss Dora De- Jordy. Donald DeJordy. New Haven; Joseph l.. Gordon, New London: Mrs. Napoleon LeClaire, South Windham; George LeBlond, Stafford Springs; MT. and Mrs. Arthur Roy, South Windham; MT. and Mrs. Adelaide Mo- mast, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Roy, Miss Mathilda Kirshy, MT. and Mrs. John Curran, MT. and Mrs. E. Gilman, Miss Mary Gilman. MT. and Mrs. Alfred LeBlond, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Mercy, MT. and Mrs. Frank Roy, MT. and Mrs. Theodore Rivard, Miss Bessie O'Connor Mir. and Mrs. Frank Beruue, Roderick Lussier, Miss Grace M. Pow ell. Mir. and Mrs. Eli Blanchette, Mir. and Mrs. Mitchell Dennault, Harry Blanchette. Miss Jennie Boudreau,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-19
Windham County Assignments, Be
 aiming at WiIIimantic Today.

In the superior court for Windham county assignments have been made as follows:
 To Jury-First Tuesday, November 19. at Willimantic, Aldege Beaulieu, Admr., vs The American Thread Co. Second Tuesday, November 1s ,at WilIimantic, Rensellier s. Hathaway ys Joseph N. Perreault. First Thurs day, November 21, at Willimantic, WiIlimantic, William II. Hammond vs. N. Y, N. H. R. R. Co. Second Thurs day, November 21, at Willimantic. Helen S. Hammond vs. N. r., N. H. & H. R. R Co.
 To Court-First Monday, November 25, at Willimantic, Robert C. White vs. Connecticut company. Second Mon day, November 25, at Willimantic, AL lison B. Ladd vs. N. Y, N. H. 6 H. R. R. Co. First Tuesday, November 26, at Willimantic, A. J. Bowen vs. Willimantic Gas & Electric Light Co. Second Tuesday, November 26, at Wil- limantic, Phillip None vs. Katherine M. None. Third Tuesday. November 26, at Wiuimantic, Abel R. and Mary L. Burnham vs. Charles D. White. Fourth Tuesday, November 26, at Putnam, Catherine Bennett vs. Fred erick Bennett.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-19
OSCAR LADD ARRESTED. Boy of 16 Accused of Stealing Bicycle, Abandoning Livery Team, and Sell ing a Hired Shotgun.


 Oscar Ladd, aged 16. who has been employed as farm boy on the South Coventry road, was arrested Monday and locked up at headquarters on the charge of larceny. Ladd was arrested in Brooklyn in the morning by Con- stable LathroD and JaIler Fields at the request of Chief F. H. Richmond. When Chief Richmond took William H. Sweet to jail after police court Monday he brought Ladd back to be arraigned in chambers in police court Tuesday morning.
 A week ago Sunday evening, J. s. AUbin of 40S Ash street left his bicycle in the yard of St. Mary's school while he went to St. Mary's church to at tend the closing of the mission. Up- on coming from church he discovered that his bicycle was gone. The mat ter was reported to the police and Chief Richmond went to work on the case. Sunday he discovered that bicycle answering the description was in Brooklyn. He at once communi- cated with the authorities there. an investigation as made and the results were such that he asked for Ladds detention.
 After Chief Richmond had examined Ladd he found that Ladd had done more than steal a bicycle. He found that on Tuesday, November 12, Ladd had gone to Murphy Bros stable in this city. hired horse and carriage, saying that he was going to take his sister, who lives with MT. and Mrs. Daniel Sweet in the Stone row, to Hampton. He drove the horse through Brooklyn and surrounding country for two days and then returned to Willi- mantle and abandoned the team near the wet wash" down near the Horse shoe bridge. Chief Richmond also found that during the week young Ladd had gone to Jordan Bros hard ware store and rented a shotgun. Ladd sold the shotgun in Brooklyn for S3. He swapped the bicycle for a rifle and 75 cents. Ladd stayed at the home of Philip Foster while in Brooklyn.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-19
GUNMEN's CASES MAY
 REACH JURY TODAY.
Lawyer Wahe Pleads for Chance 10
 Make Mon of Them.

New York Nov. 1s-The last word for and against the four g'unmen on trial for the murder of the gambler. Herman Rosenthal, was sah today when counsel made their appeals tD the jury for conviction and acquittal.
 Tomorrow their fate will be deliv- cred into the hands of the jury, proba ply in the afternoon. as it is expectel that Justice Golf will take up all of the morning session in charging the jurors as to tine law and the evidence.
 The four defendants, "Gyp the Blood" Lefty Louie" "DagO Frank and ''Whitey'' Lewis. heard themselves characterized by District Attorney Moss as the hands which held the instruments of death-the hands of tho body of which Rose, Webber and Val Ion were the brains and Lieut. Charles Becker the will" He referred to them as that battery of gunmen," and de- clared that the witnesses who identi- fed them showed the courage of sol diers marching to the cannon's mouth" He begged the jury mot to be afraid of bullets" in considering their yer dict
 By their attorney. Charles c. r. Wahle. the defendants were pictured as men who bad been criminal, but were innocent of this crime-the victims 1f the testimony of "the men who really killed Rosenthal-Rose, Webber Vallon and Schepps."
 Give me these boys and will make 9 cold MT Wahle.
 S0yp the Blood" and Lefty Louie" Ii -rvld eloquence If the two laweyrs with stolid faces. Their fellow defendants, "Whitey" Lewis and "Dago Frank" were visibly affect ad
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-19
Personals.

Miss Alma Bauck of Norwich was in the city Monday, calling on friends.
 Mrs. Charles Topliff of Norwich, for merly of this city, was in town Mon day.
 Mrs. G. W. Watson of New London is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Willis Wade
 Miss Violet Snow of New Haven was the guest Monday of her parents, MT. and Mrs. George w. Snow of 2S7 Main street.
 Arthur Bonin of High street and Alfred Racicot of Mansfield avenue are to spend the winter in Florida They are to leave on the boat train this (Tuesday) evening. and upon their ar- rival in Jacksonville, Fla, they will be met by a brother of Nr. Bonin, who has secured positions for the two young men in the Florida city.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-19
OBITUARY.
William GIeasnn.

The body of William Gleason, who died Sunday at the Norwich state hespital. has been removed to A. P. Woods undertaking rooms here Mir Cfleason's home had been In Danieison for period Of about so years and he was one of the oldest of the towns citizens.
 He was born in Webster, Mass, and came to this place to live when he was 24 years of age. MT. Gleason would have been s4 in May of next year. Soon after coming here he married Miss Harriet Waldo, who survives him, with one daughter, Miss Nellie Gleason, Danielson, and a son, George Gleason Washington, D. c.
 During his long life here Mir. Glea-