Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-13
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 l White Cochin Bantana-~John DonO- i hue, first cocllerel, first bullet. | Bobtail Japanese Bantam-Kate Vir- 1 ginia, Cottrell, first shape, color, second l cock, first color hen. first shape bullet. 1 Indian Runner ducks-Frank B. DaT- 1 is, first and second cockerel, first and 1 second puiIA, first hen; Mrs. Samuel ! Schofed q, first bullet, first cock, second and third hen.
 White Pelir ducks-Adam Archie i first, second and third drake, first, sec- ond and third duck.
 Geese, Enab.--C. w. Richardson, first goose, first gander. Canadian-King Tom Farm first goose, first gander ] White goose, Ed. L. Gavitt first
 Brcnze tUrkey-WiIi F. Saunders inst tom.
 GuineaS2 IL. Smith, first cock, first hen, first cockerel, first bullet. i Pigeons: White Homer-J. H. Smith i CTS, Pautueket, first, second and third pair White Fantail-James H. Tour i tcIiot first, third and fourth pair; J. J. 1 Kennedy. second pair Clean legged 1 Tumblerz-AIrG. E. Kinder, first pair; 1 A. L. Jensen, Yantic. second pair: J. A. [ Jensen. /Yantic, second, third and fourth l pair. CalneauX-AIrs. E. Kinder, sec | ond pair; J. A. Kiernan. first, third and fourth pair Fairy Swaliows-J. J. ! Kennedy, first and second pair. Barlis . J. i second pair Tiger SwalioWs-J J. i Kennedy, first pair. Blaze F'ace-J. J. Kennedy, first pair. Swifts-J. J. Ken nedy, first pair. Maltese-A. J. Jensen, ! first and second pair, Hungarian Runts i -J. J. Kennedy, first pair. I-akearse | --J. J. Kennedy, first pair. Muff legged ] Tumblers-Walter Anderson, Stoning ton, first pair brown, fourth pair black ! second pair white; A. l.. Jensen, third ! pair. White Wing-J. A. Kiernan, first pair Silver Pigrny Pouters--Kenneth i E. Church, first. second and third pair, Yellow Jacobin K. E. Church first pair.
 Rabbits White, IT. CottreI first doe, first jen: Roy Sebastian, ~secend { doe.
 Belgian flares -F,oq Sebastian, first
 buck. first doe. White Angora-Olivel
 Denison, Jr., first buck, first doe. The Third district court held reg ular session Friday morning, Judge Williams on. the bench. Il was a rec ord session of oDe minute. Announce 8ment was made of settlement Of the ease of Thomas D Main against Ethan CIamDiin. in which the plaintiW/p id the costs and withdrew the com nplainc
 CHamplin was arrested on the charge l Cf sending q threatening letter to Main
 setting forth that he would do him
 bodily harm and the complaint in-
 timated could only be overcome by
 the payment of money. It is said that none Of the parties in interest car@d
 to have inc details of the case aired
 il court. hence the settlement.
 Tn three minor civil cases un ti.e
 docket were continued for oRe week.
 The address of pr. Jay Perkins of Providence in the interest of the anti
 tuberculosis warfare, Thursday eve
 ming, was the forerunner of a crusade
 for the prevention of the dread dis
 ease to be carried on bX. the school
 children under the direction of Dr
 Russell F. Smith. medical Inspector
 of schools
 At the close >of devotional exercises
 in the Westerly High school, Friday / morning, Dr. John r. Champln ad-
 dressed the pupils in the assembly
 room In the afternoon the pupils
 of Park Avenue school came to the
 high school assembly room and lis
 tened to instructions by Dr. c. Gram
 Savage Dr. Michael II. ScanIon spoke k in the Elm Street school, Drs. Frank
 E. Payne and Charles r. Crandan il
 the Pleasant Street school and Dr
 Edwin R. Lewis in St MichaePs Par
 ochial school
 At &le annual meeting of Pawcatuoi
 ledge, No. 9; Free and Accepted Ma sons, officers for the ensuing seai
 were elected as follows: Frank N
 Ayers. WorshiEful master; William E
 Chapman, senior warden: Walter D
 treasurer: Archie C. Thompson. sec
 retary George Q. Murphey, senior
 deacon: Robert Hazard, junior dea-
 con- EJadIai F. Watson senior stew