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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-10
NOISY RECEPTION
BY DOGS FOR
SOLONS
- 49, .

P3nt.emonium broke tGOSe anon
the inmates Of the animal detention
station Friday afternoon when the
territorial soloUs arrived at that liz,
stitu,ion. after their visit OF inspcc-
ton 20 the College OF Hawaii ana tic
agricultural experiment station. Thir-
ly-two dogs. OF nearly SIS many differ
tnt breeds, and donkey from KoHa.
opened up with wild. hair-raiSing
seren9de of greeting as soon as the
distinguished party arrived. .=...
And Representative. kawawehi. as
the Lone Wolf and sef-delegated rep
resentatiye for thu visitors, replied 10
the reception nv Joining, in the noise
with blood-curdling yells and bowls
It. was an event the lawmakers will
not soon forget ~. -....."... =.
The dogs, immured for Il period OF
six months. iii compliance with tic
federal laws. went almost mad with
Joy at the prospect of so much human
comFanionship and expressed their
delight accordingly. ....."..
All are animals OF the best breeds
and to the animal lovers among the
Legislators the visit was most pleas
ant surprise. They were shown
through the compound by Keeper
Thomas Pattison, who receive hearty
encouragement in his plea for an en-,
largement of quarters. 1t was gen.
orally conceded that the compound is
TOO small and overcrowded and that
it is not good to mix the various
breeds. Il. i.
Among the animals attracting poru.
lar attention were two pets belonging
to Mrs Thelma Parker Smart and
coon. the property of an army officer
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-10

II you contemplate taking out in
Surance the advertisement of the Ha-
waiian Trust Co, Ltd, 923 Fort street,
will interest you. +
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-10
HONOLU LU DRUGGIST
DESERVES PRAISE

The HOLSTER Drug Co. deserves
praise from Honolulu people for in
Producing here the simple buckthorn
bark and glycerine mixture, known
as Adler-i-ka This simple German
remedy first became famous by cur
ing appendicitis and it has now been
discovered that A SINGLE DOSE re-
lieVes sour stomach, gas on the
stomach and constipation INSTANT-
advertisement $50
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-10
honolulu Stock Exchange
Monday. March 10,
MERCANTILE.

Monday. .Aarcl IL, :
f. MERCANTILE ?. -.
G Brewer & Co ....14,s
SUGAR IF g.. 4 49,.
iva Plantation Co, AZ r..
eIqvaitan Agrtc Co. ILL.,. -.
Hi1. CrU. & Sug. Co. ...-I AZ ..33s&
tawsIielI sugar Co. ,.... 351
tforcnu Sugar Co. ..... 80 $50
Hcnokas Sugar CO. ...... 81 "a =
Gaikn SuGa, Co. ........i.,. las
Hutchinson Sugar Plant. H.
eahuku PIartstion Co. !, ;;
kekaha Sugar Co. ......I: IS
soloa Sugar Co ......... -. -.
AcRryde Sugac Co. 49,. 81 -.
'2shn sugar ~ AR, 90 =! ~ * .
D ono c.ss, orS ga - .''::' J:a4 81
olaa SngdE - i nIa. ;' ~ jS 81
Fa"uhaa ouE.' nianI "a ..,..,-. -.
t,aSiES Slsar fii ~. 49, - - 20.
ttfia ian lanG%i.2n &c &C 1870 ,>..,...
s,epee tro Sls%r 10 -. - = -.
r t,.O:'1 r,iII , "; - y "a
,1, aia!ua s e,ss w. 81 -
~ 'r ai.anu g. ~ -. :.
Gu aiIc,o .-.. 49, -.
"'Aie- ~ -H-'i ~ = EI51 .........
:@:* ".......
.. hleCsI- -4AHEoOs. 49,. i. f..
LnteT-Isisnd Steam N. Co. s. 2o5
Hawaiian Electric Co. .. las ........
ZION r. T. T. Il. Co, Pref. .,...-..- .........
Hon, X. T. &c l. Co Com ....... ......-..
Mutual Telephone Co. -. ....-.-. =. :.
Oahu r & L. Co. ....,.,. "a it37k
Gilo r. r. Co. Ptd.. 100. I......... ........
Biio r. r. Co, Com 80. 9 81 I
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-10
REAL MERIT WINS

There never was a time when peo-
pie appreciated the real merits of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy more
than now. This is shown by the in
crease i'll sales and voluntary testimo-
mails from persons who have been cur,
ed by it. If you or your children are
troubled with a cough Or cold give it
trial and become acquainted with its
good qualities. For sale by all deal
ers. Benson, Smith & Co, Ltd, agents
for Hawaii ...- ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-10
SALES,


Between Boards 2SO Pioneer 241s,
100 Pioneer PAS, 20 Pioneer 241s, so
H. C. & S. Co. 34s4, 10 o. R. & L. Co.
135, so Oahu Sug. Co. 17&, 100 Hon.
B. & NJ. Co. 211a, 80 H. C. & S. Co.
34%, 80 Onomea 31a, 20 onomea
Biz. -. -.......
Session Sales-10 Waialua So, 10
Onomea 31A, 10 Oahu Sug. Co. 175s,
20 Oahu 175s, 5 Oahu Sug. Co. 175s,
10 Waialua SO, so H. B. & NJ. Co. %,
so H. B. & NJ. Co. %, 10 H. B. & NJ.
Co. %, 10 H. B. & M. Co. %, 80 HI. b.
& NJ. Co. %, 10. H. B. & M. Co. %, Is
Oahu Sug. Go. 175s.
-. HI. Dividends.
March 10-Wailuku LOO, Hutchin-
son 20.
Latest sugar quotation-3.54 cents
or 5000 per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-10

Latest sugar quotation-3.54 cents
or 5000 per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-10
You Know Us

" relieve constipation. They act 10
overcome the cause Of constipation.
They tend to eliminate the cause
Of SEX headache. hiliousnesS bad
breath. nervousness Snd other us
attendant upon Inactive bowels.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-10

1t is rumored that Oscar Hammer
stein has been secretly married for
the last three months to a young and
beautiful Syracuse woman. Hammer
stein is 60 years old.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-08

husters' are participating Isl these
eNcuip and 30 head ~ HORSES are in
the Mrais (heY ride ielay facta d
Mla horse race. ana hueilne viii be
nn lhp prNrram each 0ny this woek.
iutiudeI in The riders Apptafing
arc Poster of the Mcmillan outfit.
Collier ot Cuhn. Phillips. os Pueblo
Honiiu Moore of Colorado. Ted
Sparr, ot AlbuG Icrque, Fletcher. az
Jeme1; C0llatnr ~ Rio Tuerco.
Mpntoyai of san Eafaoi. ana Buck
Nonnors oi Alhuquerque
- 8lde these events. the revulnr
fchodnie uf horse races. motorcycle
races automobile races. grro nets.
carnival attractions and band concerts
WIZ continue in force
The Monto2umo ball at ghn Alvarn-
go hotDl Ihuraday night VIII begin at
NiaN' Wtor The fashion of Monte2u-
Wn b1i'a and viii continue until
everyone ia ready to go homo Tbe
tpoinfiN elect of the whole state will
be- present and brilliant 1ispiav ~
-pSrlhiN Wndo or imported GOWNS
W.T. bc in ordrr
This event being tho prouior 40
cial junction oi the state. with the
exception Of the uuudrennlal innue-
ufai nail, many viii come from Out
oi town $50 attend t
Tho fact chat the PAN Hellenic a..
Aothiiun 81 10 banquet the folioNina
evening viii cause many fraternib.
men 90 come from distant points 4
utA early and take in both eyonts
ihiH nnd the iaci that many 81 thS
committeeman in charge are ffatcrni.
~ mon. means q largo represcntatinu
or Greeks at the event
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-08

Tho bic illuminated automobile par-
adn on iho down town streets this
evening is the spectacular feature OF
tnday's program one hundred Nad
tllty or more Curs Win hr ln line and
elaborate preparations have been
mnde to make thcm dazaing iu the
cxtNme
The Or attendance took another
jump todHy ana tomorrow Alhu
guffQue Day tho big day of the fsir
when no passes Eo md everybody
boosts for Albuquerque. win see o.
thr0ng which is expCcfcd % pam pre-
Nous records The main ftatero to-
morrow is tho great trades display
p1radc down town in fhe morning.
with the Morfggumn ban ana the
Elka thrni0g hoNing bout as Drrnirg
HttfaOtluuF
TYday the oatilr sanitary board
the cmhulmore ana ihe Now MrNieo
Phnfniacouihnl association Ncro the
organizations in session.
The exhibit HALLS nt ihc FAIR grounds
played io full house today and f
ls renoral qgreea ihni thc lam
products ina of the falr has beaten
Hil former nlIDmpts Cor al1c. variety
un1 oomnrchCU Tirrnnfe
Nho fnu WHdo hV lhr f1linrc Uf
ANrior MoeiHrh iu rv has hoen Wefi
fned 0i the nir ernunds orcnn ut
tho substitution of cowboy rnUffe rn
lav races and Hminr attractions
Tomorrow ihe cnw hOy aud iron.
tler sports which nNde an,h hif in-
day Nili hr continued Tnents
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-08
Pitchers Battle Between
MathewsOn and Plank Keel >
Fans Guessing Till Plank
Finally Weakens.
WONDERFUL TwIRLING
By OLD MASTER
Fearful Wild Throw by Collins
Helps National League
Champs to Take Second III
Worlds Series.

(By l.cass,,i Wire 60 H.vcninE Hcrald.i
Shibe Park. Philadelphia. Oct. S.
The New York Giants captured tho
second game of the worlds series to-
day. defeating the Philadelphia Attn
ictiCs hy u score VI 3 Ia la ten in
ninRs of play. II WAS pitchers
battle between Mathewson and Plank
until the tenth inning when Plank
percentibly weakened, and this, cou-
Piled with fearlui Wiid throw by
Collins, sent three Giants scamperins
across the plate.
Mnthcwson was In difficulties Ia
the last hall OF the ninth. when he
WAS comhed for two hits. and with
Doyl4A error put Athletic runners
on SECOND and third with none out
Then MathoWsons with splendid
pitching and an aIrtighi defense by
the infield kept the Athletics run
less Each team has now won "a
game nNd the third contest VIII be
played lon New York tomorrow.
All Philadelphia was baseball mad
and thousands packed Shibe PARK 20
ita capacity To see the second con
test Of the worlds series between the
New YORK. Giants. Nationni league
pennant holders. and the Philadelphia
Athletics, champions Of the American
league.
with one victory wrested from the
Nuntf, IN AthlpfiCH were Keen To
capture the second contest Of the
series on the home bah yard and os-
tnblish good Head In the effort to
win four games ~ Of 200 per-
sons had passed through tho turn
sul0s before play hegnn.
n was announced that the total al.
tendance was 20E23 the total re-
Ceipts beins S49.GfO.
while taking throws NJ tho piate
Meyers suffered a slight injury 20 q
finger. n wav 0uiciflv hnndnged and
hn returned. to practice.
tVRSr INNING.
New Nork--flerzog popped out Jo
Collins. Doyle out on "a short tlv
to strunk Plank used h's famous
N-fire bail aud deity worked the
corners Of the plate. Fletcher fan
ned. M rum no hits mo- errors.
PhilutsciIfiiia-Mathowsnn sent un
drop curve which missed the plato
hv scarcely an inch. The second ball
pitched was u strike.
Doyle made horrible error on
Murphv's bounder. the hnll ultcring
through his legs This gave the Ath-
lctic rooters chancc 90 cheer.
Mnthewson pui two straight strikes
over on Oldring ana then Oldring
singled 20 LETT, sending Murphy TO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-08

second Mclean went down to con-
suit Mathewson.
Collins Sacrificed, suodgrass 10
Doyle. advancing Murphy ana Old
90 the bit. Mnthews0n'a first pitch
VISA L. ball Baker fouled off the next
one. Baker fouled OFT another one
and u was two strikes and one ball
on the big Athletic batter. Baker
famed. Mnthcwson sent up fade
away FOR the third strike.
Mclnnes flied TO Burns. M runs,
one hit one error.
SECOND INNING.
New EOrk--Plank had nice control
and easily fnnncd burns.
Shafer flied out To- Murphy.
Plank shot two strikes over on
Murray in quick succession; then
guVe him "a ball. Murray famed,
reaching wildly for an uut-CurVc
which he missed uy foot 80 runs,
no hits, no errors
lhiladciphia--DOyl tOosed out
Strunk al ilrst and made nice play
of H. Barry out on "a high rs to
hurns. MutheWson put over tWU
strikes on Lapp and Lapp famed on
the third bail pitched him. II was
nice pitching.
No runs no hits no errors
TiiIRD INNING.
New NOrk-lt was noticed that
Meyers right hand was completely
done up in handases and 10 is bee
lieVcd that be was moro seriously
hurt Than at first supposed. This
may keep him out of the rest OF tho
series.
Mclean ont ON "a pop us 90 Barry,
snodgrass singled over mira base. Ho
limped hadN 90 FIRST Mathcwaon
was given good hand as he came
to the plato Plank tried to catch
SnudgraHH at first hy giving "a pitUh-
out to Lapp, who threw quickly To-
Mclnnis, hui not in time to tag the
runner. MathrWyun sent % long hi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-08

w. Fee. AZ w. Fl6urnoy. ARA "A.
orunsit1 Is r. Pollock. VI n,
Schwenftfr, ~. u ~ feNfcn. Harry
n. Johnson. w +. Cobb. w. s. Fat
tefson. sol Weiller, Dr j. W colbert,
~ |" tiovclnre NJ ~ 4I4N Dr.
81 4 connor. Winlnm Hose. Buick
secnnd Division.
Walter ~ Couneii. HttnhNL
Third itl4laIs.l
m. Ynnuw, marshal
al Mandoll, Walter Wcinmnnn. r.
Mandeli 81 Nash, ria Frank. Dr. l..
q. Rice. r. Nan9W, ur a. q. Shurtlo,
Mrs Margaret Mcdler. y. Illeld. nr.
~ G. HNkea. y. Wendell. A. Candle
lario. ur y. y. Cipoa y. a. nurlner.
j.. "a. tiayian. q. llfcld nen Wllllama
~ 81 ifarna Noa flfeid. W. w Mc-
Cleflsn. e. Wrunsieiu, Joseph Barr
nett, = a. Hubbs.
Fourth Division.
a. W. Goodrich. mprsnai.
simon stern, w ". Albright (fIup-
mnnilc agcncy). q. 3. 4nichei (FoId
and False aseucy(, & H. W4sgetl. A.
=. Robson, AZ. ~ Gallce lHaEnoa
aaencyl l. b. Morris. s. II. Rasen-
wnld. w. y. Cameron. w. r. Maui
ser Isaac harlh. Robert Dsola, Jacob
Myer George n. i.enrnArd. n. ". LAM
fAm, aet. Hugh "A. Cooper Henry
LocpR, u. WELLER. MAX NordhnuN.
Mneor MacConell. Reuoen Perry, A.
n, Robinson.
tirth Divtsion.
81 =. Grusc. marshal.
Fnnk Sfortz. ~ ~ Orose. Guy
tipsets, rpl hvnianin. Fred a. Cane
field nny Mcdonald. % *. Is. sea-
iefs. AZ Ihelin, Df ~ a. Cornish.
j. q. haidridet. nr 81 ~ Wylder.
N stern. Charles ButtHer. Il n.
Merritt Roy Alien j a. Newell. E
u trisiy Mrs. g. A. Hudson. 81 M
Mahhoua, N. e - Suer r. a But-
Ter, Z. isenefsan. .. u. hurr.
Tile VISIONS viii form 10 foiioass
First division viii foyn west on
'fntni AVENUE resting az ElRhfh
StEcti.
steond division Niii form noath on
Npfia Nlshth street rlsht resting hf
central avenue.
intfd 8ltision NAil farnf Hasfh an
foAih Eighth street. riaht RESTING "a
( fceniral uNenue
Fourth division viii form saaih a..
Aufih Seventh street. rlaht nf ranffaI
1Nrnue
Finh division viii form ia south
frN'nth street right nt Cenital apo-
The narade will slart nromnflg a,
Ah pttueA tHia ateuiaa EsIs liaa
~ march wlli he MAPPED aut LII. ihie
at'efNNon ana Will follow tht nn4ea
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-08

'I'1FlHlHl'N1l1lNN
IoDAws NEWS TODAY.
xou Rea q n tllo WRAKD.
gi1fp conta . nonth az ~ conm
. wook delivered 81 your DOORS
afty cents BY mail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-08
Hundred and Fifty GorgeOusly
Illuminated Cars to Paytioi-
pate in Gasoline Street Pag.
cant Tonight,
ALBUQUERQUE DAY
HAPPENS TOMORROW
Albuquerque Derby Goes at
Race Track; Cowboy Sports
Fill Gap Caused BY Avla.
tors Fall.
WANTED

WANTED
Every auto owner in Albu-
uurrune und oll visiting auto-
lists from ouf u town to phr-
ticipHto n tunIEht'r lllummut-
od parade Decorate yuur I
machine 10 so desired Com
mlttee WIN furnish lanterns
and ccd fro pr unN auto
oWnor has been overlooked
kindly report to committee
named below ai 1880 0p West
Central avenue 80 7th street
Como 0ut and BO0ST
E it Crosse chairman
Iicurr lHuuw
Walter conucA
ur fhas A Eiior.
a W Goodrich
Committee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-08

Official Fair Program tor Tomorrow

THURSDAY.
fhnqn"fVues md rniralN Ne,s tfe...
aNN rn-~erand bandatnnd corr@r
CcntrnL w N""tF se'""
lNpN-A Ahnuai Trades
4N NN-~fftt aft Slide taufrs
llfpp--Free Z. end Noutrai
ll.4p-~Ffeo ae- Double Trnpwe fifth ond CanlfAl
AfrFiNCON-FAIR CROuNns
ltieV--faif fronp1a and iNhihlDen halls
too p Baseball pane
iis-~afoiorcyfie 10
w "'f 'f"'fF
sports
'rH 't't'"ft
iA" HHH one-ha mie ftN fAff cowboy
EVENtNG-DuWN
tNN~Siroct Carnival
tile Free act Slide Cor tAie.t Isf,and Fepilal
t'lt~ istnd anaC
etto~tfee Cloud Central.
RpV~hosing ,NNioiion. Elk' ih4sr
NilN~f4radf b pnrCtnlla
Munittuina
.r.f
80 ~~~~~~@~&e@4@H@eNeo . 3 q A&4 4Shn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-08

ft Louis, Hfi h Tho Nt Louis
Nationals and Amoricnns line up here
this afternoon. Tho probable hattcr-
les are salloe and WinFo for One Nh
uunnla nnd HnuWs Wsurdner ana Agnew
for the American
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-08

Nliuhk. Murray out ON "a pop fiy 90
Barry. Mclean ont on long drive
against the left iieid fence 90 gct
the IAN,
So runs. no his nn errors
Philadc cluliia.--Strunk out On "a as
90 Burns. who made "a duzzline anoe-
string catch. he came in nu fhp run
Tor the bull her2og threw out Barr
ry Lapp scratched @ hit through
Wiltse 10 was n puzzllng houndcr
Plank lino-lmcd to Fletcher
NO runs. one hit, NO errors
EIGHTH INNING.
New Nork-wntss out Collins to
Mclnnis. The crowd gave Mnthovson
great cheer IN rocoguiuon of hls
wonderful pitching
Mathewson out on rs 60 Murphy.
| who took the ban or tho top of the
grass and then turned complete
somcrsauu.
Herzog ilod 90 struuk. ID was
pretty running cutch
no runs. me- hits, no errors.
philadolpi ia--Murphy out % Witso
unassisted. Fletcher threw out Old-
rims Collings sinsled sharply 10 left
1 Baker singled to center. Collins going
tu second collins throw out when
( ierlog took. Mclnnls gr0undcr and
touched third.
80 runs Two hits, no errors.
ninth Inning
! New Nork--pryio ont on flV 90
Strunt Fletcher slnried to center
/ Burns walked Sh1fcr out IN ny
, 10 pldring Murray out on "a high
: ily to Murphy
$50 runs one hiJ no errors
dyipiia-rrrunk singled Co.
center. harN nunted safely aud
hud crossed irsl Daac Wncn noyio
: picked up thc bau and threw tu DO
\ lcu Ield stand. stlunk went to third
and Barry took second struuk whH
out at the Pluto whom Wiitsc took
3 -app's gruunder snd threw to Mr.
/ Lean, who touchea suunk. BARRY
Wfu' third Hrry was caught on
tho line WUea Wltse took runk.H
groundcr and throw fo Mclean. vino
threw Go Heroes. Who threw to Math-
tWsun WHO touched out enc ruuugr.
/ L1pn went to third and PLANK to soC-
ond. AiatheWtou Threw out Murphy
$50 runs. Two hits one error
TENIn INNISG.
New York--McI.oaa singled 60
, right Grant ran lor Mclean. Wiuso
sacrificed. phnk touching him ON the
line Grant scored on MuthoNaon n
line single to center.
ON liorxogs groundcr collins threw
to lefi neld trying to catch Mathew
son. Muthoweon won't to third and
hersog took second
Doyle was bt Dy pitched mil
PLANS WuH tIrua CAST ANA h1d lost
his speed.
MnthONson and Herzos scorod ON
Flctchcr's sIngle which bounded over
Takers head.
Burns stfuok ont shafer Sled to
Murphy
Three runs three hits. one error
i'llludciui ln--WIlson catehius for
NrW York
uldrne ont llowog io Wnue Col.
llns famed.
Giants ain.
Doyle took n1kor's groundor and
threw him out at nrst
No runs NO hits, uo errors.
Final score. r. y b..
New YORK .....t.t......
fhimdclphin ...,.,..,..t.
Ten innings
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-08
ENTRY LAST ~ AUTO
PARADE RfGGEST EVER

ihille- were ahnOuuetd TO-DAY faq
.nN auto parade this evening Tho
iisl contains more sham $50 cars This
is enc LARGEST entry lsi em record.
Tho parade wlil START SKI 1s80 O'Clock
ana Wii be Niiuerthcr au me down
town paved stree
theie wiH oe thret nands at att
ttirht places in ine Procession. which
nlll he headed by lIfrinau Hiushett.
nig 'ruck 1ith the carnival land.
The euifitH arc az follows
iifst Division.
llr ~ a. Eller mpFshal
Herman nluphef with cHrnit.i
band; SICK ATmiiO, nr n Fired ptt.
Ni in vs. AlEer Tony Chlaum.
q Mnrdort Albert Kor8or. Oscar
itlNNhtL tlfinl Miss Henrietta
iochs W. W. Strong. cnleman- iilank
Cos Dr r -. Tui. A. n. Lokrn. u.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-25

turned to Maynard Mass. after spend ing race week with Captain and Mrs. D. w. Chester.
 Mrs. Gaudet has returned to her home on Long Island after visit to her daughter, Mrs. Jane Carson.
 Miss Laura Patterson has returned from a visit in Greenport
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Fordham have returned to Sag Harbor after visit here.
 Miss Ella Babcock is i'll.
 Mir and Mrs Walter Mosher have returned from a visit in Preston City.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-25

The graduating exercises of St. MschaeFs school were held Tuesday af- terno0n in the basement of St. Mich aeis church. when the following pupils were graduated:
 Ella Cecelia Brophy. Marguerite Mil Gred Connors. Dorothy De Sales Fall ton. John Vincent Keane, Richard Francis Lenihan. Henry James Mac Knight. Marion Agnes MacKnight. Anna Elizabeth Mahoney, Charles Hen ry Mullaney Nora Gertrude Murphy, Clarence Joseph Roberts, Cornelius James Sullivan. Thomas Edward Sul- Evan
 The order of exercises was as fol- lows: Jubilee seqg. school; salutatery. Richard Francis Lenihan; piano solo, Charles Henry Muilaney: Allegory LiGhtheart's Pilgrimage. The Pilgrim Marguerite Mildred Connors; cornet solo. Eslzeor Metivier: recitation. Cor Silver Bells. school: conferring of di- piomas by Dr. Neale valedictory, Charles Henry Mullaney; hymn, Jesus Keep Cs Close to Thee.
 The honor pupils of the class are: Charles Henry Mullaney. Richard 1ivzn- Clarence Joseph Roberts, John y1ncant Kaane, Henry James Mac Knight
 Cola medal for Christian doctrine, wifi of Rev. William A krause, award ed Clarence Joseph Roberts.
 First gold medal for scholarship, wift of Joseph T. Murphy. awarded Charles Henry Mullaney.
 Second gold medal for scholarship, Eifs of Dr. John L. May. awarded R1chard Francis Lenihan Rev. Dr. Neale gave an address on The Importance of Christian Educa- tion.
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Woodmont.-Congresslnan Reilly anG family are spending the summer al Woodmont T
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 Prof. and Mrs. Wayland Chester and children of Waterville, Me, are at their summer home on Pearl street. Owing to an engagement to teach a summer school, Professor Chester will not be here as much as usual this summer. Percy Palmer has returned to Morris Heights, N. J., after a visit to his fath- CT, William Palmer. He Is convalesc- ing from a long illness and has not yet recovered his strength.
 Liberty council, Daughters of Amer ica, will entertain the past councillors of the state this evening.
 Mrs. E. Kinney of Hartford is to build a cottage on Long Point this sum- mer.
 Mrs. Ada Fitch and Miss Maud Fitch attended the wedding of a friend in Preston City Tuesday.
 Hiram Latham has returned from a visit in Norwich.
 Mrs. Chris Jenssen is entertaining Mrs. John Bowers of East Greenwich. Mrs. John Jenssen and children are visiting relatives in East Carver. Mass. Charles Cox, after a visit to his mother on High street. has returned to Providence.
 Bertice Rathbun has been visiting friends In Norwich.
 Harry Fowler and brother have re-
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Miss Elizabeth Douglas of Tariffville is to have Japanese cottage built on Groton Long Point, this summer by Contractor George Mcdonald The cot tage is to be two stories and will have an outside spiral stairway reaching to the upper rooms, which are sleeping apartments. The lower story will be embellished by Japanese lattice work and stone pillars, with flower boxes.
 The Baptist Philathea class picnic will be held July on Mason's Island.
 Meritorious Pupils.
 The following pupils of the school at Upper Noank were on the honor rol1 Arthur Fish, Alexander Miner, Fred Gardiner, Charles Rollins. Mildred Schoonmaker, Emily Smith, Elizabeth Reid and Robert Tabor. The school was taught by Miss Prue Davis.
 Silver Links Meet
 pleasing meeting of the Silver Links was held Tuesday afternoon in the par1or of the Methodist church At