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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-13
FINISH TESTIMONY IN *
SAAR : METZ CASE

Keokuk, Nov. 12.-The Saar-Metz
Bros. case is still occupying the at
tention of the federal court here. The
testimony will all be in this evening.
A verdict is expected tomorrow.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-13

Germans Retaliate Against
U.S.: :New Treaty Discussed

Berlin Nov 12The most favored nation clause in international
negotiations between Germany and the
again today connection with the
the United
reciprocity
United States applied to Ger
the treaties negotiated by
1872 in Of the apsng of
the Canadian regarding wood pulp. W.. United states
later took the standpoint that @
that benefits not available to nations havIe eeas
United States Germany also
Interpretation of the treaties and withheld
from reduced Steel SILK
and other articles the
treaties
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-13
GERMAN SHIP REPORTS.

Berlin, Nov. 12.--The German admir-
atty received a dispatch today from
the commander of the German cruiser
Nueremburg, stating that she had ar
rived at Mazatlin on the west coast OF
Mexico
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-13
REJECT COMMISSION FORM.

Clarinda, Nov. 12.-The city Of Clar-
india voted in favor of retaining the
present form Of city government, the
council and business manager. and
against changing to the commission
form. The vote was 10S for and 4S3
against the adoption Of the commission
form. 5ss
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-13
DECLARE DIVIDEND.

Omaha, Neb., Nov. 12.-The direct
ors of the Standard Oil Co., of Ne
braska today declared the regular
semi-annual dividend of $40 share
and an extra dividend Of S. a share.
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HENRY M. PINDELL.

choice for conspicuous and responsible
positions
Mr.. Bryan in making public his
statement declared the Pindell Incl
dent closed.
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Quiet at Tuxpam.

Rear Admiral Roush on the battle
ship Louisiana at Tuxpam reported to
the navy department today that there
was no immediate need of protection
to American property in that vicinity,
he has assured Consul Payne that the
Louisiana will afford asylum for Amer
icans and other foreigners. For the
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22
GREEAEvILLE Heoks
 ANNUAL CELEBRATION. Mayer Muaehr, ehisf etsasan saa Other Guests at AnnusI sassust.

The fire laddies of Hook and Ladder company No. ? observed their annual Washington eelsbratien in the are- evening. The celebration was opened with the singing of America, in which all joined with a right rood patriotic spirit, and then all present sat down to one of the finest bansuets eyer Eiv- follows: Oyster stew, ham. cold n5sats, head cheeae, saFdiHes, crah salad. Swiss and Aperican cheese, pustaSa, horseradisA. celery. white and hr6WR
 Foreman. wllIiaM e Nnray intrs- duced as the hTst speRker of t1Ie svep- ing Mayor T. c. Murphy, who save an eloquent address and who was foundly aprfHudek 6tssr eeeefepR 1eers Af-- derman Beeklsy. Chief H, r. stanton. Muptha- 1eritaee ae5os hE pkappea Cha61tsE aDd scieA hV xahn UepFB were faetsree ef the Hreeeannse 4 soe;si hour wes rssssa sns sftsr ladtfes and then guests teft fer thtfr hopes at 2 late hour.
 The eezpmHtaes in charge ef the ar- rankements were as folleWs Arnan9e-l Essas. Hsrard 4 sssaasns. ai,.a GhSsiss 6sraee. Benjamin Teisss, aeoree B. 9eer; reception, JesahA HenAerson, eeeree F. Bartiett. Wfltinna MeKnEht. Charles twist, John Teffprd; walters, Hzlssra zlsa spa FyaahsI yasaEs Eazs Tsya ona Ma seHh Henderson was in ehaFse ef tba punch bawi. Tha music for taa eFen- ing Bas by GaAr.x oJehsstFa-
 .Ehs sfResrA sf the company are as follows: Foreman, WAHasA s. MHfray; first assistant, Charles prescher; sec ond assfstaut. Frank Frcdefi; seere- tary, George E. Geer; treasurer, Louis J. Ervetts,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22
THE MAGIC mfRror
 MYTH TARLEAux
Mada Eetsrtsinina Frearamme fer Pariah HaMae Apsosistien.

The February meeting of the Parish
 House assoc1atio1 was held ff the Osgood memorial on Friday evenfne
 and was q delightful social affair many members of the association.
 Mrs. Henry r. Arnold cendscted tn entertaining program. There wef. two groups of sonys by Mrs. Ehnrles Tyler Bard, given ip her usual exd,ff : siteiX artistic style and heartily ap- ley. Until You Came. by MetcaIf. Ce- laxte by Nswcomh aud You. by Nobyn. Her aceeuapauiaaents were skiIfuIiy p&Ay by Ms. ChAsles H, HaskelI Another enieysbIs feature was the poem. fns Magic M n sasrrar rs Tsss ea. or fne he fasasss wstns sD'ss,s sns te the Hsh bs6oldfns thsm pass in the snehanfrsss' mIEreF Ths fypes as G.aanass ssfn Esrs; ru,s eas2y .s AFs iIs A Edzot. laa: Galf. Miss Eisis ErsnS: Sid maid, Mrs. WflliaxA A. Naytan; bstfroem. Mrs. Jehn F. Rsgsrs: nssse. Mss Bar. eefa tsathsfn: sefcnS- snta dA&, Miss Sadie Gait; ronznnttc. Miss haxothy na1: brunetts, Mtss Kitty slean, esthstfe. Mtss Eusannk d1iiaud-t: AFss frsderieE K. sgarssy! sSe pea,,ty, Sea, Mss. HsErx A. Trrell., Ths ether aoi, c. Hows and Miss Lotase SE. Msech zaststsd Hdiss Gtoweu as stage man aaass
 After the songs and tableAux aa- Jeurnrnent was nfade to the dining room where refres1n ents were served by the social committee. Mrs zehu- lcr R. Robbins, chairman. Mrs. Frank H. Pu1len, Mrs. Donald G. Perkins and Miss Mary CrowelI.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22
FIRE DESTROYED MckELVEY HOME
Located Orchard Street Hshest Point the CityNo Water From HydFsnt in Frans of ths House chepter ef Unfortunate Incidents Matshes Started Blaze In the Cellar in Rex If ExsesaF=oss n Tstd
- %HEz-77F'=

Meanwhile the ehIef had seat 2 msH fe pull box 2aI at the corner ef Or eherd and Beech streets. When ths mRp aTFiYad at the box hs NaS tete te Tspss1 asa t was then found fhs box hRA net been pulled, se fhaE an ether tFiP ta the Re4 was made te Rul ln fhe alarm, ts Est the sfsamsf aRe ethsr appeEsIue AsFe: .,, ths skSa psuaa stsaEsr Eas slsllsa lH ELY M mSysa ! g ag as aslals s i.a atTssI ss hzsa'as s s sata ehspies he ta s.ss as a sssa1 E the hF9FaHt aaWR the stFeet, ths la pegRdS ef RressaFe at the hFdTaRt Eaa Faise9 te l6a Pelnds. that senf sin- gle powerful sfFeam up to the fire. 10 faTthar than Broad strasf and Hes- well aEsnAe by it's three hofsas.
 All that Hrs. MqKelveY saved fram
 fee aas ssfe piliexs. gS . table ss easer, ssTas work haaket with buttons in it. and a few etheE smsli pieces of clothing er arapsFlss. 4 new piano and 2 geld wateh. with valuable eurios from the s.d sasis sehn.aA s1t.aIas sfi buraes s9f
 The heuse etoed detached SC that 1t others in fhs nsigRborheod;
 h SAeakiRE of ths fire Friday night, Chief Sfaatah saia that the eircum- stanees bore out What he had often seid about the qReeFtainty of teie. they could with the means at their eammand, but the sifuation was 8 great arEument of the value ef a me- tor pumhinG engine.
 Mrs MeEeivey's hair was scerched 3H ene side of her head and her hands auraaa Ip fighting the fire.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22

fsped with ttchinx and kuxnina naastiE at night. and could net slee4. eenad nes de my york for the pain my t1srds wouf6 De tn when they xere t water, and could not stand next to tAa heat.
 had tried all aarss e ointnent end seA no heip until tried Cutdcura soep and ousk- cura Ointment. used one eake Of outtcura Soap and aae heE of GutiesSRA oiAtmeRt Khieh eured naa % \ haVa had 1a tseuble sinee." tslned> Afs. Joseph Ferchsttes Jr-. Dcc. z7. 19tL
 Ggtic1ra 6oaR and Ointment da so much fnr pimpics. hlaciLhaafzs. rcd. rou1h sacins, itching. seely seaaps, AasAsqN, dsy, tlaiH ard falling hair. chapped handy and shameless nails that tt is almost crtmiasI got to use then. Sold thznugho.lt. tha Mosld. Lib. Hrai sample Of eaei, nnsied ftss. with SEP. Skin Book. Address post-card ..cutfcurs. Dept. T. Besten.''
 ~TsndeFrfaeea men should usa Guticzrs seau Shaving Stick. 2sc. sAz1ae npss.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22
HIGtt WORDS OF RsAISE
 F0R cffh- -skEs A. RoYu h Sermon by Rev. B. o. Wright at ---s Ordination ssrviee.

,,1tr,ss Whss .. chsEsss 4 ssxG; Mha , E tas nss sSAeA~r trAiasAe eIass hArs. was or
 Hartford Baptist church last Wednes-
 Cred G by by Rev. Ffe F. (. Wrisht & of fh the csn-
 trsl Baptist church of this city.
 Of Rev: MT. Hrieht's sermon the
 Harffora Times 2ay&:
 MT. Wright is a powerful spaekay. end hte ssfuaoA was listened to with profound interest. His praise of MT. Hcyd wss unstfntsd and eenuine. Rev. bic would De that Mi Boyd would work himself to death, and that the church would have to restrain his ambition and hold him back rather than push highest terms of the efficient work of Mir. and Mrs. Boyd while members of his church in Norwich and that the impetus then given to the Sunday school had never wansd, but the in fiuence imparted still lives. The Rev Mir Wrisht spoke of his belief in the God given call of a minister as being one of great sclemnity and vast re- sponsibility, surpas assing that of presi-f dent of the United States, or the pos his keeping the destiny of the souls of men. He spoke of the duties of the minister to his people; his fearless PresentaIion p, dos of of the gospel as given ,o to
 
 way-get away from religious term inology and speak in terms to be un- derstood by men. The church had no right to be a feminine institution. but should have the brawn and strength of the men as well. Men want the truth and will stand by the minister who speaks out what he believes fearlessly and lives up to it. Personal Christian experience is most essential. 4 man not having hsdsit is not it to preach the gospel. The successful minister must have the deepest conviction that the man out of Christ is lost. and he must know that Christ is the only one who can save. These two Fundamental principles are the chief strength of the minister. The minister must have courage Men will not come to listen unless a man speaks his convictions boldly. with malice to none and love for all. Flse minister ns*sst be -s..ss- pathetic, he said. and able to reach the hearts of men through his tender love end genuine sympathy, With a few wcrdS Of kindly adpfef diid per sonal regard for the candfdate and his wife, Mr. Wright brought his address ta a. close
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22

The tEo story frame dwelling house of MT. and Mrs. Peter MeKelvey at No. ss Orchard street, the highest point in the city. vas burned Friday afterneep with g loss that will he total on buiIdiag and contents. There Was only a small insurance aRd the loss IS estimated st over skR2Q. sp1saa nas sas nih sssaa nssss es as 4a fhs hsuSe fsf which pgeatiesilF Rsfk : ipf could be done HRtH # Wae almost 2 eamplete less. There #as 2 hydFapt directly in front of the house, hnf send 1t ID there. After the hFs had been sainE nearly half an hour water Was pHmpsd by the steamer fFem a hyaraaF about I9o feet farther daNn handled se effectively by the hretnap that the blaze was quickly auenehed.
 Fhe fire started ia the cellar Where James. the l4-yeaT- old son ef MT. and Mss Meksissss Mskssss tola as Shasf Ssf sssases Excelsior or shapiHgs was set on fire in some way. The boy shouted ta his mather, who at once got word to the artuaaa house aeross tho street to tel sRaess lsr sas5ed saa saf ssssgsas suanef Mns q and rushed 'doWn a 1 iafe the esllar xhsre the fire was burning in box. but she could not put it out.
 The auto chemical made quick time up there and hitehed a 2 l-2 inch line to the hydrant, but not dreR of water came.
 Chief stsasen was right after the auto in his buggy and at anee had } redueef attached te q hydrant about roo feet down the street SO as to use l garden hose. but this was no use either because ef lack of water pres Iure-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22


 end lsaTvisas ta Alphasla stanten ip with Wham she lived, three AtAtsrs sRd two bEethaHs.
 Mes; William H Fowler.
 Mrs. William H. Fowler formerly o1 this city. died at her home in Melrose, Maas, Thursday evening. word being reeetyed here by her cousin, William R. Perkins, Friday: Mr. Perkins at once started for Melrese.
 t.a The $. aeesasea es M Wss bern in this city, Church, her maidan name betng hiis- life in the home of the late John e. Perkins and Mrs Perkins, and a2 years Fowler MT. ana Mrs, Fowier have since resided in Metrose the former being shoe machipery Inanufaeturer in Boston. She leaves her husband and one son. William H. Fowler Jrs
 Mrs Fowler was fff but q weeF wftr frieHas ia this city. Wkase. hsr death ls fearneA wstA deep regret.
 JeaaAh s. Luasis. the death of Joseph E. rurfais, which eGeurred at his hamf in Les 4aseles, Cal following an illness of three weeks with RHeurnonia-
 Re was bern Tn SRdem en Christmas day in lese. He was fer time in business with Mr. SchefeId in Mont viffe. and then went to Hexter, where he has since carried on contracting and building work, Mrs. LuHis died short ly before he left for the west. The hoay is ta be brought here and burial
 He is survived by four children, Charles and HerbArt Lunais of Nor, wteh, Fred of Sppingfeld, also a eaR- traeteT- builder, and Mps Eva Pease of Middletown. There gre alse seven
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22
WOMEN INDIFFERENT
 ABOUT THE BALLOT. Anti SutfFaaist eRaaksr Fainks Ballet Should Not Rs EArced Upon Than.

There was a full house at the Ner- Fich club on Friday afternoon. sgfffa- gists az well as anti suffrsefsts heins sfds ss Le lass ssss X ka s nasasS hs sneakers, the aFs< of vhem WRs Miss Elisabeth hHFneu of Hartfprd. the first vice nresidspt of the Connecticut As- seciatfen 6presed te WemaH Suffrage. ns aiaiisss iss Eas1sa, Ess sfsfsss ssfsa ss eaetlas 2 Sete Aaes nef mean taking part tu the nakins of the iaFs. AeuldaaE pahlie QpInieN is Ners efh- sa sssa as fs sss ssst taFias "a tssy of Thsir pfiylfsge to vote on school questions. They do not value their vote nor take the interest they should en tsR4s eNeseien~ eise derrecrtrn furc- x se sssf as ~ 6s aao stss ssa ter tes hNsAa As . neit As against ia
 Hteafd faerssss .aalftsrsns yets.
 Fhe ehiaf Sneaker Was Mas Lucy briee of GleyelanA, Q. she Said the anu -SHffFa&e attitu&a was net mat- ease and pIteeAre. ner 9 dog fn the fnaHger one teMaTd the sufersgtets. They heiteye that equal suffrage Wonia be 8 positive dfsadYantage to the state ta thaI 1t would jnfreasa the tndlner- anr country. It wauld mesa saeiaI revolution far Wozan. WeHnan ara Asw prtpitaGAd clsss. In the inStanees she cited of 4Ays te protect wenaea they wsra better efe than the men. Ae to uatufaf right to vete, even men do not have that. They vote for paen, bpt not for measures.
 aAasfsaee atskes Laesias aehind.
 She then spoke or the four states which have had woman suffrage for some time cpd claimed that they are hehjnd the otheEs .l2 leGislatAon for tem1efa Ree, Eight lahNr far Netnen and sa child labor lewA. As for White slavery, thaSe sSs laSs enough agaiast it nov. if they would. only be enforced. She thought that women had more than their tuet position now; that they E2utd 10 no xreAt Soed hy knterfuS the Reo5IS E. saS &ith ahsss asass.r sAksrss akasasRs toSs te woman ana cost to tnA edtsa- mun1ty; that large non partisan body was good thing and could exert a great influence. Last she put the sentimenfai side-the disruption of the hpme and family; the callousness and such as men nneef-sfe might even he cartooned in tke newspapers.
 ousstions Were Asked.
 Questions were asked at the close and the work of the Municfpaf league of New Tork praised as having ac- complished great deal.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22

QFFin N. Price, RhilIR snellman. GeeFGe b' klee and Henry q, WFieht. mittpl sepvlse yes read at the fFaEs man. Undertaker aager had charge of the arrangements,
 Jsseeh MilIismsen.
 Friday aftevnaeR the funeral of Je- seRh Williamson was held from his the large attendance were relatives fram Hndieett, N. T.. New Haven and other cities, Fhe AaRal forms were many and beautiful. Rev. E, Jehns church.. conducted the serviees, and the bearers were four sens of the de- aaased. Jehn E.. Frank H.. Ernest J. and Jasenh Williamson. Burial KRs in Maplcwood cemeterX and a cQmm1ttaI service was read at the grave hx Rev. MT. Bohanan Undertaken Gager had charge of the funeral arrangements.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22
FUNERALS.
.Mes. lea q. .Wnnd

The funeral of Emily B. Brown. widow of Ira A. Wood, was held from the Buckingham Memorial at 3e e-oieek F'riday afternoon. The attend ahee was large and there were nrrner- GUS beautiful fieral remembrances The Service was conducted by Rev. Frederick w. Coleman, paster of Erin ity M. B. church. The bearers were
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22

life have beneffted by this mans asi- yiee si He let tells you what you rs are capa;- E,s; He mentions I your friends and enemies. and describes the good and bad periods
 and Fl, fu9ss ps4srgsaa sSsns ss wifi if sRtaas Rt ss esap eWritien @ by yoaar.eifs a n' Your m si1tn aass end .sex to suidA- hinl in his work nawf of this paper and get Trial
 ssrr ra-a ss.amana. .a e*pssiesesaI
 s4F' fhe sa H5rosssps which rrgre-sor asvsies ss the truth. t is 2 very ssain.a As aR as5FSlafss His sasssssas and Indications. and 3ssSsS tha1 htS sfk thar h. .1 spte d.ss In K siss ssslfs ta}shtsa }hftsaaefs ssass papf sf sars 2ae ~ he o readins hnsas fieR xsh H fs reaHv M sss oi M nary accuracy: I hsd',4Iseedy eoasalted ssv. bssn wifh fses osHs ses si ,s.ssiona 2 ss7issssf sViss s4ns;Ts si.sssTs viii veieSs sselsncs' knswn fo my friends and acquaintances. Of your life, simply send your full and place of your birth Gall clearly wrfttsA}, state whether Mr.. Mrs. or Msss, and also copy the feIlowin6 verse in yoals 1Hn handwriting.
 ''Yeur advice is useful. s... .-.-...
 Sc thousands say
 wish success and hdPPihess
 wifi you shaw me the way?''
 If you wish you may eneisse 10 cents (StamPs 0f yeur 6Wn eountfy5 to pay postage and Clerical work. Send your letter ts h0xH6Ys Dept. 1031-D., No. lT7a KeRsingten High Street Lon d6n w. England. Dc not enclose ceins in yeur letter. Postage en letters to England tive cents.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22

Will sus Leuisa Parker Estate-
 Following the denial by Daniel g., Guile. admfnistrater of the estate of Louisa M Parker of elaim fer &le,- eco by Attorney George 0. Morgan for the next of kir of 4 Agnes Watt, eaaim- ing that Mrs. RassfeF eassea tho desth of the girl. Attefney Morgan is plan ming to institIue 9 suit There are several large claims against the estate which havs not been adSustsa
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22
Second Rr;z. c.rss Here.

The Norwich Bible and Literary sc- ciety of the Mt. Calvary Baptist church has been awArded second prize in the nattonRl mock trial cefitest con ducted by. Everybedy'a mage zjne, In which $11.64o was offered in cash pxixss- The -secaety 4recetved e prize of $50 for their mock trial on The Case of Jennie Briee"s
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22

arms wese eR oe<esed up to my elbows utsh 3 thick srHss apd it would split open like a cut where the skin ofmy nsnds creased.
 I had . Eaw hletehaa pR Ay lace Thich xere Eesx dizaRuiaR ter vkep | veRb out in the cold ain they Eopkd ha dark red
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22

| n s9;a aetsse d # .s hssrsbg given tast aI ,s conaan cS asla M ea en Esss y, isls the Sas, feFisS ssss ss Sss Hfs B sssrssIsEs E an ordinance f0' Prooe~eA osAtpance Relsftas to Ped. Assrs' Lseenses.
 Be 1t ordsined by the Court pf. Com wieh;
 szsRptsa sy lhs ssslasss ef tais ststs Sslk., 2 pasfis gTssnas sf the eiss q nssoiAa aiss at saa pssiIs Iss or ep privaie ysaii seie ar suot.ak. or shall 2eaAie CT sa- aSsl s ssss1 sro, aa sssh articles of esr, said eily. nnIsss sHeh person shall hare eouneiis eeihissf & fTs xlss feNr sf eSf aoilewIse sss.4 ssaalE h~sesstsr. De paid ss.s ss sess Ier snih nssnssa by the hsr- Fssa fer resident aucuaasers. x4 per Fees for nonresident auctioneers, s Fees fer resident vendors of. goods, Wares. merchaHdife and other coRHiod : hieis. la % chafcosf asa vsnasFs sxespted. a % psr M
 sf aof foss sass Eshlels Tenders no,
 Fees fsr non-resident .venaers of ether. canlnodities ts par month CT any lractton of 2 gonth, ar x22 per year; @ sass psn Be maas sesers srs fs any II rssisSs sAf s. sss aea thsir fsrrns srd -rsrSeas without ob- sccrfon 2 rms aeI1nE cfTef Of polfce to Thon aaI ts ths faresa,nF Tsas shaL b be satd Court of Common Council. issue g 4issnSNs ss Ne .ds fss. ssatfns the durssis. of sadrsss aaa p basassss f q fhe iesasss. and .said .csrtifeate shall ha. slgned by
 0f as the aSSaESssp sSaEs a pass sssd ca,r Gourt Of bsf c9mmon m Gouncil and said tiflsates iia, issued ana the facts set out in sasss of suah leense, s the said sas Gssdn acting csnAee pdmbsred metal badge on fcs ts .sa saa s.5asa Gs DrsaafsS of Pps9sasea rsaard shall De kept in said book show aag ag sss ssS sss sss ss Ssoss sssYsa 9e said city aid saaA be worn exposed to view ssflsx , sssssy # ssss s Tfs iiesss as @ Ssa a sss ssss D. z i ssassa gssESsf E IA AsHsls, yssasss e sss saf ssf micS M @ n ,safn fHs'Sss rs,ss ~ sslf 1szss .stampsa the Words NfltrersAd Vstsder,a with $ nufhber dca4snatea by said chief, of ~fsich nurnDer rscord shHH ss ksxt ss AfoTsaaid.
 prssassiS safsit9 s tAh sSsiiaa efSi2anss9 sa ay left arfd psy q. penalty of ass lsas than ,sset3an 4s AT esdinaness and parts sSS doart of na Gexsa ssxsiasns Sss.c piIse , esessstsat Herewith ara nsrabD rs-
 E Bo yd rsconmsnaS the passage or the foffow ing fetolutfon:
 SesS1ve4: That tAe fare esaSAr pre- eased ordis snes ysastirs ta pedatels' thst if ,be sdv4rtissd as requffe 4 by tie city cfsnrts; and thcraa ftSr coWs86sred by thIs Ce.Irt of Consu on CouneiL of February. 1913.
 " c. MLAuGIzIsnJ,
 p. 1- BAKER.
 R9ard of Peliee comElssignera. ? Tre nbevs End f1rsgrfnr r a-yfus
 kstsai: sfEPHEN D. MOORE. City Gis-k and Clerk of the Court of
 1omnaof Council febISd
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22
General simensen Here.

General Simoasen of the HaYtfeFd southern New England headquarters ef the Salvation Army is te conduct the open air meeting here Saturday eventNR a- RAth street,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Q WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

Notice is hereby given that at a a a sa. q 'ss ssss q SeFNass s sh ssIs sa fss
 'R@lsn asd fhs 9y iss last fss saee sK asS sBsfsd ss Sss, ss,d ass he rssais @ aSa and ke Heard in Tslatien to matter ssHtalnsd a in said report ,a,
 AstssI sTKgHES 5. MOORE city GIsrk and Clerk of the gouft of
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