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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-28
HIGH HOPES FOR
CURRENCY BILL

ny unltsd frvs. Leased wiz.
WASHINGTON. July 2s.-BelIoi
that the administration currency
bill will be reported by tho house
banking committee practically ms II
was framed. is held here today by
President Wilson. He made Il clear
TO callers today that the measure
would not be materially altered. and
that all differences In tho commit.
tee would be rcconciicd.
Many picnics were held ~ vari.
Qua points on the shorca OF Lake
Washington Sunday. Tho Syea
Male Chorus held their celebration
at Fortuna The Italian knight.
hood club gave n picnic Mt At
TO STOP AERopLANINo on
Sunday. English authorities invok.
cd a law enacted under Charles l..
but the judges wouldn't stand for H..
iF IT COSTS SIS 20 wear slit
skirt In Richmond. tho high cost Of
living win take an awful jump when
those x-ray costumes reach vir.
ginia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-28
He Must Die for
Trying to Flee

SACRAMENTO, July %
James Finley, convicted OF be-
Ina leader In the Finley
ouilsds-csrson jail break at
Folsom prison. was sentenced
by Superior Judge Post today
20 be hanged October ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-28
FEMALE HELP WANTED
nor POINT IRONS. $3.50

Guaranteed 10 Years
Bound Electric Co. 1919 First Az.
SHORT HAND. TOUCH rYPEwRtT-
ing. complete 20 lessons. to5a Ar
rnds Hthg Main sTf3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-28
ACREAGE


TO AIKEN FUR IdaU
Located south OF Brcmcrton. short
walk 20 dock sawmiii, school and
logging camp. where work can be
secured. nice neighbors. Terms $40
cash. 81 monthly.
Puget Sound Farms Co. so5 ird Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-28
ORGANIZE MINERS

DENVER, July 2s.-F j. Hayes,
international vice president OF the
American Federation of Miners. ar
rived here today on his way to
Southern Colorado 10 organize
10. 900 coal miners. He said he was
authorized TO call strike unless
the operators recognized the union.
More NAH lie made up and dis
patched through Seattle postoffIce
to the Orient. Australia and
Islands OF Pacific than through any
other American office. Postal re
ceipts for 1912. si,049. b0S.72.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-28
AUTOMOBILES


nLITz q BENZ RACER ARRIVED
here today on its way TO Van
couver II IL known Ms one OF tho
wind burners; it's time IL eb miles
an hour. and Il IS owned by T..
Flowers of San Francisco.
UUPNOuII.Es. ROADSTERS
and touring cars. VIII sell on
payments Hupmobile Distrib-
uters, 1909 Broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-28
A STAR WANT AD WILL SELL THAT AUTO

ern bacon. zoe n. bologna. liver
sausage ana head cheese. thc H..
lamb chops. l2ibc hnd ibc ID. ham
burger steak. lbc. H., prime pot
rohsts, lbc 10; dry salt pork, i2Mc
H. plumn. dor. i5c. lhH dry
onions. Zoe, peach plumB. zoe basket
IOItNEU
Iiuttormilh, Toe gal. full cream
choeHc, 2hc H.. best Ice cream 3Oc
At shoulder spring, lamb. So 10 4.
lamb stew. &C. 10. mutton chops.
IL &c 10. T-honr steak. isc III; hogs
liver De- 10 good bacon. tNc H..
sperorlbs. &c No., home made lard.
t2Hc 10. live and dressed poultry.
pulleta. per ~. live weight a0r
baby ohicka. ibc leg Of mutton. 1ac,
pork link rnuHnEc. l6c H. lbs &c
leaf lard. lac No., lamb chops i2h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-28

tin-siued Ad Hates -1ranHient rates
are cents pSr line for charge
ads. or 5 times for the price OF =,
cents per line for cash adst or D
times for tho price OF 4. phones
Elliott ~ or Main 300.
For the convenience OF our readers,
ws have established agencies nj
the following locations:
22p Union 81. with souvenir ana
Curio shop. Phone Elliott ~
r. II. Mullen. stos Ballard av. Phone
Ballard 306.
Ads may be loft at these branches,
where same rates will DO given as
at main office.
The date your subscription expires
IL on the address label of your
paper. When that date arrives. II
your subscription has not again
been paid in advance, your namo
II taken from the list. a change
OF date on the address label Is
Rates for THE STAR by mail arc:
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MIscEllAN EouS

$3.50 a $3.50
EiEcLAssEs. sPECrACLEs. FIT
ted with spherical lenses com
pieis. S..ao Including GAMMA ton.
rhwRFix. Optometrirf. s17 Epler
FLOCK. iiroken ienses duplicated
Use nssssii'. Native Hsrbs for oons,ips.
tien. 80 tablet. for SIC Al druggists
kktAthiNO. CfHoisrERtN0 AND
refiniFhinR Universal Repair Co.
is2a seventh nv Main 1851.
roU sAtrs--A No. ENrREss
team. weight (. 400 pounds. harness
Hardware. ihth Rv w. and Grand
boulevard. Phone Harrison $500
or AT 1885 slst Az. w
ni..E-T ptuGttN or ritz YEAR
Il Harley Davidson single motor
cycle. cost f2cs new. used just
enough TO iimbcr u up. Wtii Hsil
for 900 cash. ~ taken at once
Apply A-iiit. carr star.
CANCER TREATED--wHY svr-
fer when you can be relieved OF.
flee hours from TO ~. TO .. soT
Maynard Av Elliott sot.
Cotsu. DAVENPORT. nuAss he'd
ateAds and mattresses for naie
1914 wcstiAkr. Main ii5i.
TuE sTArI'E sTAE is,iT1Ess Nm
n. to be it's guests at pANTAGEs
THEATRE some evening. except
saturday or sunday. within the
next 10 days Two box seat tick
eta are NJ go Union st. with Eouv-
enir aud Cprio shop. awaiting Mr.
EinKieton's arrival
KODAK DEVELOPING. loo PER
roll. any size Jacobs Photo Shop.
p-f Hidg.
cusurFEtR WOULD LIKE Po-
sltion. first class gas engine man.
Phone Ellioit izs2 room W
New pianos Tor rent rent applied on
purchase Mey~r. Toner att Union.
ENpfnT DSE MORks-cIEANt>
and repairing aa5 FirHt y. Work
called Tor ana delivered. q. a. 1852
CHILDREN BoARDEDi ExPER-
fsth and phlnnoy ballard i7in
8 AGENTS WANTED.
LIVE WIRE AGENTS WANTED
Immediately 60 handle big seller
fust on tho market. 100 per cent
profits Everyone needs this one
write today particulars free
Cnsolicuh Co. le0 Liberty ct. Pct
niuua. Cal
IsE BAssETr's NATIVE HEHns
tor ConAtipRtion. 80 tablets for Csc
~ - 80 - y -
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3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS
BUTTERWORTH & SONS
Tho most complete mortuRry eHtnb-
iishmont In tho world Phones
Main and Elliott p4a 1921 Is, Nv.
E. ". ufTTIEsTADT. UNDER
taker ana cmhalmer. 1860 Market
~ Phone ballard 6ss
LNONs a pIEA-ANT. suttEssotts
60 uleiiE- Rafferty, Co. New Ma
sonic Temple. al Kiibourne IT
ihone North h2s
RAINIER VALLEY UNDERTAKING
Co. O A Phelps Manager. 1851
Rainier nv Phone Columbia 1Tp
rNlVENSfTY UNDERTAKING PAR
Tors t2it iith n u. North 2l2
w y. Forkner
HOME UNDERTAKING co. sue
ccHHorH 20 Noacnhurg Co. ifle
Ninth nv Phone Main 1907 ana
Elliott aTgH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-28
rsoo--vIEw ACaEAGE-ssoo

4 fine tract on the state paved
highway. less than n mile from
the lake front at Kirkland, A
large tract for $500. terms s2h
cash and $40 per month. Fine
view and easy walk to ferry
dock. stores and school. We
will furnish lumber for build
ings on easy terms. 90 to
Madison park and take the fer
~ or traniA tia trips daily)
20 Burke & Farrhr's office. or
call i0i Cherry st. our agent
will show you this place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-28

$500 TRACT ron $3.50
acres rich black soil. well settled
district. near Seattle. $40 down,
81 month. Herbert s. Upper. Sot
Lcary Ridg
ACREAGE AND FARMS
LANGLEY BANK
Langley Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-28

potfri
are re
krs TO q
the
BIB. w,
! 8 man
|get the
can 8
| cabine
b the 8
sure al
bnent Il
4 calling
| Save m
| the pi
Ening
III by
Ter CHI,
few -
|othcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-28

WANTED - HOUSE SOUTH on
West Queen Anne for . lots, seth
and Densmore, 1880, and 5 acres
valley land near Sumner. $4,000.
Addreas A-l10I. cRre Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-28
PERSONALS

| HiPPODRoME ACADEMY DANG
Ing taught In ? lessons: private
class Apply office.
GET ACQUAINTED SOCIETY.
Names and addresses 1os Pine at
Ladies' free
kavanAugh.r 81 90 Hat. us LIST av
bK W TODD. sos SECOND Av. &
Dlaeanes ~ men.
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ATToRNEYS.AT-lAW

RUSSELL. II. FARRELL. i2p n. u.
Blk General practice. estntcs.
laws, husband and wife. consulta-
ton free. Elliott ass.
sommer. ioa Second S. Consultation
free.
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Dance at Dreamland tonight.--Ady.
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ELECTRICIANS.
EXCHANGES

KNOWS ELECTRIC Co. sit
Union 81. riectrirnl ennnlles.
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KEN RANCHES.
cHlRopoDisTs.
cHIRopRAcToRs.

De JOSEPH E0AEE. 1025 ARCADE
BLDG HOURS 10 20 g Main b7i4
SANFORD q SANFORD. soal Arcade Bld.
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A CASH BARGAIN

EIGHT acres. all bottom land, level,
partly cleared. gE . n y ~ $ IL
COUNTY. near railroad and sta
ton $500.
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HERMAN SCHROEDER
n Liberty Bl1R, Third and Union.
FLORISTS.
FURNITURE.

itisDOE. FLORIST. ~ UNION ST:
Elliott BOZ Speciality. funeral
work cut flowers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-28

Dandy little ranch, acres. located
right In town. near dock. stores
and school. small house. barn.
chicken houses, some fine berries.
On terms of $3.50 down, balance
easy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-13
LOWEST PRICES
TOWARDS CLOSE
sToCKs END IN WEAKNESS, SHOW
xNa SUBSTANTIAL NET
DECLINES,
NEW HAVEN AG AIN
DOWNWARD MOVEMENT oRIGI-
Mates IN STEADY LIQUIDATION
CoNyERGrNG ON THESE SHARES,
WHICH co LOWER.


NEW Aofh- Dec Is oShs
ended IN weakness TO-DAY. Inc lowest
prices OF the session were maze
towards the close and hnaI Heufes
showed an extensive array OF SUD
Ftautial net declines.
The downward movement seemed 10
originate In a moderate amount oi
steady liquidation cpnYerGlns on 9he
New Haven shares, which went 10
new low price and on Few other Is
sues which have not lost ead are not
likely 10 lose their investment ehar-
scter but the decline was accelerated
By speculative selling
Professional pressure was slim
nlsted ny ths continuation q iQuiIa~
ton aud by the OBVIOUS heaFlness
which the list displayed IN the tate
forenoon.
puv4ng Power Lacking.
An Increased supply Of stock In the
nnarkat had been denoted by the de-
,,eTor,y,,er4s Of the week and II is ap-
narar,t that buyfnE power was not
snusI IN ia ready absorption except
n~rhars NJ conressione 1t was notice
49, aIso THAI the dealings expanded
a. the market weakened. total trans
.9,tr,y ,,3ai,sre a naw high aggregate
Tnr tha week so far.
snr1e ~ ms over-u!pbt and early
49,. $500, $a,-r-a+. fs. q, QUOT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-13
NEW YORK COTTON,

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE cot
ton market opened steady at un-
changed prices to an advance Of one
point. which was about In the line
with the showing Of Liverpool, but
later saeged off under scattering
liquidation and moderate selling at
tributed to some Of the leading spot
Interests. December seemed relative
ly weak, selling about fourteen points
net lower during the morning while
later months showed losses Of from
six to seven points Covering check
ed the decline and caused slight rail-
lies around midday. The market
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-13
RICHMOND STOCK mARKrr.

erepo~tas bv Caskfs G. Turcn a. Co
2oI5 Tast Main street Richmond. Va
Richmond, Va. Dec II. 1919
STATE SECURITIES
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-13

WEEKLY BANK CLEARIvGS.

NEW TORK. Dec. 12.-~BanN clear
fngs in the United States for the week
ending December nth, aggregate 49,
1887, coo. against s3S43.980, 600
last week, and $3.6s8.a67.00o in this
week last year. Canadian clearings
aggregate s202.50a. 600 as against
1910, 900 last week.
The returns for this week:
New York, $l.TS3.iSa. 900; de-
grease, 21.3
Chicago. ssl3.1e4,ooo; decrease. a,
Philadelphia, $4,000. ooo: De-
Pittsburs. s5i.4eo.ooci decrease.
a.6.
San Francisco. sEoe1o,ooo; de-
crease. e.6.
Raiumor& s4c.s4s,ooos decrease.
Los Angeles, s2s.sso. ooo; decrease.
1877.
Portland, sl1.e4s. 600; decrease, e.k.
Spokane, s4,13s. 900: decrease. s.s.
Oakland, ss,47t 900; decrease, %.
Sacramento. s2.236,0o0; increase.
as.
stockton. s975.ooo decrease. l4.o
Richmond. &9.87G.o00; increase.
tea.
washington. ss.1s4.ooo; increase, 3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-13
closed eleven to sxteen points high
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Dec 12.-Butter: Re-
ceipts. 5,144 packages. The market
rules firm and prices unchanged.
Creamery. extras. 36a97: creamery,
frsts, 2S0S4; ditto, held extras,
3243S
Cheese: Receipts. Ts6 boxes. The
market is steadior ct revised prices.
state whole milk held, specials,
tG "a. ditto, average fancy. Is Ia U
Is l-2
Eggs Receipts, 6,42t domestic, and
1893 cases foreign. The market Is
firm but no higher. Nearby hennery,
whites, fancy. de q SO; nearby browns.
choice, 80, fresh gathered. extras.
40D42.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-13

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

tReported by Rodgers, r1ummer n Coz
Petersburg. Va, Dec. II, 1914.
SPANISH
Farmers Spanish firm at SAT- Ia per
bushel
VIRGINIAS-
Fancy Jumbo. sxc per pound.
Fancy hand-pleked, sac per pound
Extra prime. SAc FER pound.
Prime. Sc per pound.
Shell stock. Q to SC per pound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-13

Bank :......,..... 100 so54 -.
Bank and
Trust Go. -. IS 53M %
Richmond Trust and
Savings co. ...4.,.. fh6 IS -.
Savings Bank ~ Rich. Is % "
Union Bk. Of Richmond 30 $40 $50
Virginia Trust Co.., 100 1853 o..
West End Bank .... rs a As
MISCELLANEOUS
va.-Car. Chemical, pfd,
p. c. .............. 100 ~ %
SALES At BOARD.
10 Virginia Railway and Power Co.
pfd .............+...... ..@97t4
] Virginia Fire and Marine ms. a 81 u
8 Richmond Trust aud Savings Co. q rs.
10 Rich, Trust and Savings Co.. a 50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-13
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Dec 1.-THE grain
market was dull today with prices ir-
regular. fiuctuating within narrow
range. The dealings were feature
less, and prices were but little
changed from those Of Yesterday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-13
RICHMOND PRODUCE.

(Reported by Woodfn & Ccocr, Com
mission Merchants}
Richmond Va Dec 10 1913
YruLr raCTYr ,sISv
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06

things look lots betteri od-by, dear"
 Good by" breathed the bride Then she hastily ran into the back room and, picking ur the plaster head with a profile like her callers, with great precision and dispatch she crammed it into the waste basket and smashed 1t with the pump hastily removed from her left foot-Chicago News.
 Increased Russian emigration to America from the Vilno and Kovno governments has caused a scarcity of farm la'borers, and Vice Consul Gen eral Smith reports that agricultural associations petition for reduced rail- way rates for such workmen.
 Twelve American universities have endowment funds of over $5,000,000
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
Rsaular Meeting Held.

Coming so soon after his declaration that no corporation employee should receive more than $25, 900 per year. the tenor of MT. AIellens remarks to the unionists suggest in all seriousness that he is suddenly revealing a pro- aRu1S interest In what is known as @ecial welfare work and that his views are not wholly without radicalism It has an odd ring. this statement from a former executive whose term was marked by a spirit of absolutlsm. that he woul6 like to become a leader of the workers. But it is in accord with the times. We are beginning to realize that the harmonious adjustment of the clements in OUT social structure is a task as great. as worthy and in 8 sense as profitable as that the fathers did when they cleared the wildtrness to make possible commerce and in dustry.-Hartford Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
decided on this for your dining room

decided on this for your dining room rug
 Yes, we have!" said the bride, Jack likes 1t and so do IT
 ''YouU be so sorry" said her caller when your taste has developed a little! It's too bad too, that you chose an apartment facing west, for the af- ternOon sun shows up furniture so- and cheap things don't keep even their varnish long. It's a blessing not to care, about thoe things, I suppose!
 Now I mus run along for I'm sure you want to get dressed and respecta- ble looking before Jack comes home Tell him I've so enjoyed my little chat with youi I'm sure you can be con- tented in this apartment if you make up your mind to be. There's every thing in that! I'll run in again soon, because I'm sure I can help you make
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
HAS s44l,5S3 FOR TRUNK LINES Highway Commissioner Shows This Amount Hand-Win
 Need $10618 More From Next Appropriation to Com
 pete Contracts in Force and For New Repairs.

Highway Commissioner Charles J. Bennett has submitted a report to Governor Baldwin in which he says his information is not adequate to making up the customary detailed report. He gives however, a report of the finances of bis department, covering the various accounts.
 In his report upon the financial con oitlon oS the department he says;
 Following is a report Of the financial condition of the state high way department on Oct. 1, 1913, com pared with the condition Feb. 26, 1918. at which time l became high way commissioner:
 Tn consideration of the whole sub -ect ft will be well JC state hrSr just hat are the sources of income of the highway department 2nd under what accounts these amounts are class;- 1eo-
 Money for Highway construchcn is received fr nm the sJate treasurer by app opriati1l's made by the lcgisld- 1re Su,i Cs SsJfiPd as.
 flJ Trunk line appropriations, 7 Eich are spent by tLe state n Ire trunk line system. the towns bearing no portion of the expense.
 l2) Regular appropriations made for state aid roads under the several acts providing for the assistance of state to towns of these appropriations. The towns pay one-Qusrter or one eighth. of the cost. according to the amount of the tax list, and the state the remainder.
 (3) The old repair account, which provides for the highway department making repairs to state aid roads. In this case the state pays the entire cost and receives a refund Of one-quarter from the town
 Trunk Line Account
 (1l Following is q statement of the condition of the trunk line account, Oct I 1918. which shows a cash bei- ancs of s441. .5ss.e1, in the comptroI- ler's nccOunt. which must be used to complete contracts in force and unfin- tshed- This statement shows that. to meet payments tC come on said con tracts, made fin part by my predeces- sor in othce and in part by me during the TWO years ended Sept. 30. 1918. but for work to be done and paid for dur ing the next two years ending Sept. go. 1913. there will be required in all &l06-l85 to he taken out of the ap- prOpriations applicable to such work, for said last mentioned term of two years
 Liability trunk line con
 tracts -..----. S564.23 Liability. new repairs ...... 52.68816
 $616, 6,926.94 Comptroller's cash balance:
 Trunk line account .......s4415 583.0l New repairs. trunk line co. Refunds due from towns:
 Balance to be secured from new appropriation -....-. 106,185.99
 s616,926.95
 Statement Regular Account.
 O3 Following is statement of the condition of the regular appropriation Oct ]. 1913, which shows a cash bal snce of Ss06.026.13 on the comptrollers 1ooks, which. combined with refunds -#Em towns and contracts already let Ater l9l3-14 appropriation, exactly 1s@ances the liabilities for contracts in 1
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
xENs XMAS SALE.
5risk Business Will Bring Good Sum
 Into the Treasury.

The annual sale of the Xens society opened very auspiciously Friday at 10 a. n in the Dawson building on Cliff street The room was attractively decorated with flags and bunting by Mrs James F. C. Leach, chairman of the committee. Mrs. Robert Otis and ". Smith Allen
 Business was brisk throughout the day and Q good sum will go into the Aens treasury from it's fifth annual sale.
 The society was delighted with the large pleasant room which they were enabled tO have through the courtesy or Alr- and Mrs James Dawson
 The several tables were in charge Cf the following committees: Fancy work table. Mrs. HeZekiah Perkins chair man. Mrs. A F. Howard Mrs. Amos swan domestic table, Mrs. w Smith Allen chairman. Mrs. Fred Wilson and Mrs C O. Christman; food table Mrs. John ;. Dat. chairman. Mrs J. E. C. Leach. Mrs. Charles Cobb, Mrs. Mona Potter; canned goods. Mrs. William GiiChrist, chairman. Mrs. William Breed. candy table, Mrs. Minnie Am burn chairman, Mrs. Prank Futile: ice cream. Miss AI- A. Ward Mrs. George W Eathbun and Mrs. stephen Peck ham
 Mrs. John Parsons had merry time 20 charge Of the mystery table, where parcels were soon disposed of
 The guest cake made and presented the society by Mrs Avery Park, was awarded Go Miss Ada Jones. the last guess given. William Huntington guessed the weight of the chicken giv- en to the society by James Tourtel- lotre-
 Regular Meeting Held
 The regular meeting of the Xens was held at the close of the sale. Mrs. John B Oat calling the meeting to order at SIS o'clock. A short business meeting was held. but was one of much inter- est
 One member was voted into the so- ciety and two names were proposed for membership There was a general ap- plausc for MT. and Mrs. Dawson when it was announced that the use of the room was given to the society.
 The meeting adjourned for two weeks
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
$1,28S.S42.sS
Old Repairs Account.
$1,268,S42.S3

Cs) Following is the condition of the old repairs account which shows a cash balance of $11,997O1, which to- gether with the amount due from towns and deficit of $2,591.55 exactly balances the liability for a repair con tract in the town of Ridgetield of $15,- = O775O. The balance can be provided for from the new appropriations which became effective Oct 1:
 Liability ........, $15,077.50 Due from towns. $4SS.94
 Balance ,.. 14,5SS.56
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
s616.e26. .e5
Statement RsouIar Account

OS Following is statement of the condition of the regular appropriation Oct | 1913, which shows a cash bal Snce of Ss06. 026.13 on the comptrollers 2ooks, which. combined with refunds -n towns and contracts already let 8ter 1gl3-14 appropriation, exactly DS--Hces the liabilities for contracts in
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
DRESDEN RIBBONS
 FOR HOLIDAY USES

Dresden Ribbons in a splen- did range of new and attrac- tive designs, particularly de- sirable for fancy work We show a very fine line, 51A inches wide-SpeciaI price a. yard .-..,..............-...