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Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08
VARIOUS MATTERS

VANlOO0 MA 1 ENO
 Best $S.5e glasses for $195. properly ! fitted: Burnhan's. 227 Main street. Adv
 A lobster dinner was served Sunday at the 0akweed club cottage at Quaker ' Hill.
 ! At the new sanitarium Farmer Kel- ley has some handsome fields of potatoes:
 The weatherwise claim that the new moon, which appeared Monday even- ing, is a wet moon Miss Martha Ann Brown. S2, who died last week in Stonington, spent a portion of her life in Norwich.
 The manager of the big market gar den at Fishers Island is greatly han dicapped by the difficulty of getting help enough.
 A New London man, Edward Comes, has been engaged as telegraph oper- ator for the Central Vermont Railway Co. at Moptville
 The officers and men of Company D, First regient, are busy pre- pairing to go to the annual state encampment at Mantle. July 14
 Chesterfield. Bozrah and Colchester are entertaining an unusually large number of summer visitors from New York this season.
 Bids are to be received by the state tuberculosis commissioners for the grading of the grounds and walks at the Norwich sanatorium
 It has been computed that steamer Chester W. Chapin brought up LAO passengers from New York on the night before the holiday.
 A graduate or Storrs, 06. A. w Sweeton has been appointed County Agent of Windham county, Vermont, with headquarters at Brattleboro.
 Gilbert D. Lambof New York, who has made such a transformation at his country place in Franklin is a brother of Mrs. F. Herbert Brown of this city.
 During the summer months the Rev. Timothy Sullivan of Chester, who has four missions. Chester, Essex, Say brook and Higganum will be assisted by Rev Edward J. Plunkett of Nor wich
 The Connecticut Churchman states that for the Girls Friendly society vacation house 750 appeals have been sent throughout the diocese this year and T responses amounting to s494 have been received.
 The milk supply will be vastly inn proved if dairymen combine evening milk with the next mornings supply, in the opinion of experts of the de- partment of agriculture in a govern ment bulletin just issued.
 
 The adjutant generals office has sent out a revised table giving the pay of officers and enlisted men as changed by the laws of 1913. Certain changes are also given in the wording of the regulations of the Connecticut National Guard.
 At a convention held recently at Atlantic City Miss Clara D. Moves of Bellevue hospital, New York, was elected president of the National League of Nursing Education Miss Moves spends a part of each summer at her home in Lyme.
 The United States civil service com mission announces an examination in August for an assistant in co-opera- tive organization accounting (male), to fill a vacancy at a salary from $1 800 to S2,400 a year in the office of mar kets, department of agriculture. Wash ington, D. C.
 brother of Rev William H. Jep- son, formerly of Poquetanuck Rev. AL bert Jepson recently ordained by Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster in Mid dletown. is the new curate at Trinity church, TOrTington, succeeding Rev. Henry s. Whitehead now rector of Christ church. Middletown.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

Miss Ruth H. MacClenathan of Lin coin avenue, who has been in Califor mia for two years, will spend the sum mer in the east.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08
Ace of Miracles Not Past,

Thomas J. O'Connor tells in a con- vincing way how his family of 10 lives on $55 a month; and yet some people, insist that the age of miracles is past-Washingto Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

Miss Dorothy MacClenathan who has been the guest of her cousin. Miss Younglove of Cohoes, NJ Y, for ten days, has returned home.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08
. Not nInity.

Of course the tariff hill won't sat- isfy everybody, but nobody expected that it Milwaukee News.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

1 Mir and Mrs. William c. Osgood and
 son were the weekend guests of rel atives in Pittsfield, Mass. They start this week for an automobile tour l through New York state
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08
Took Flowers to Shut.

Ladies of the w. C. T. U. visited the Sheltering arms and other shut ins on Monday afternoon, brightening the homes with flowers as tokens of remembrances and sympathy.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

Joseph I. Lamb. who was the week end guest of his aunt, Mrs. GeorNe A Byrnes of Union street, has returned to Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

Miss Josephine Rolbrool<, of Me Kinley avenue has been the guest of friends at Scotch Cap on the Thames.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

NIT. and Mrs.DeForrest Rudd of Brooklyn, N. Y. who were week end guests of Miss Mary St. John Rudd. of Woodside have returned home.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

What is known as the polar regions cover $4,970, 265 square miles and have 300, ,000 inhabitants.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

Robert L. Johnson of Huntington Place has been entertaining Sterling Baer. of New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

MT. and Mrs Allyn l.. Brown hav' been at Eastern Point, the guests O MT. and Mrs. Edmund w. Perkins.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

MT. .and Mrs. Edward Cleworth ot Lowell Mass. are the guests of rel atives in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

Mrs. Henry A. Spalding of Wash ington street is at Bass Rock, Mass fer the season.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

Nothing like Williams Root Beer to cool inc blood. soothe the nerves and auench the thirst on hot day. adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08
Ctty of Norwich Water works.
 OFNaa nF

Board nt Water Commissioners
 Norwich. Conn. June 90. 1918. Wafe- rates for the quarter ending Jane r0 1sfS. arc due and payable at tne ofncc July l 1918. Office open f-ou % a. m. Co D. m. Office open cr saturday evening, July 1s. from 90 SEQ.
 Additions win be made to all bills remaining unpaid after July 21.
 gy1d JOHN Ji SHEA, Cashier.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

More than a,5oo,ooo acres of land are held as game preserves in Scot land.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08
TO KEEP THE
 HOUSE COMFORTABLE

No matter where you live or what the temperature of the out of doors, you can do a great deal to keep your house cool and comfortable if you spend a little time and thought on the subject.
 Your doors and windows should be screened and your windows fitted with awnings on the sunny side of the house. Then every window may be opened so that the air can come in and the flies and mosquitoes will, perforce, stay out.
 If your rooms are darkened and well aired your house will be a pleasant place to come home to, especially if you have in the house a good supply of ice and variety of sensible summer food
 Summer beverages are i'm proved by bottled water, either naturally or artificially aerated. so it would be well to have something of that kind on hand also.
 If you have not already per fected your arrangements for making your house a pleasant oasis during the warm weather, read the advertisements in THE BULLETIN and you will come across numerous suggestions that will help you to decide just what you want and where to get it.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08
CARPENTERS CHOOSE
 NEW BUSINESS AGENT

Robert McNeeIy Succeeds M. J. Kelly,
 Who Is Now Deputy Factory In-
 spector.
 Election, Followed by installation took place at the regular meeting of Thames Union, No 37, in Carpenters hall on Monday evening and the offices
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

Mr and Mrs WinsIow T. Williams and family are guests of New Jersey relatives
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

The Connecticut Churchman states that for the Girls Friendly society vacation house 750 appeals have been sent throughout the diocese this year and T responses amounting to $494 have been received.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

During the summer months the Rev. Timothy Sullivan of Chester, who has four missions. Chester, Essex, Say brook and Higganum. will be assisted by Rev. Edward J. Plunkett of Nor wich
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

Woman's intuition Is a pleasanter term than feminine suspicion,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08
Incidents In Society.
William Frisbee of Mckinley avenue spent Sunday in Providence.

Gen. and Mrs. William A. Aiken are at ShaNon Springs, N. r., for several weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

Gilbert D. Lambof New York, who has made such a transformation at his country place in Franklin is a brother of Mrs. F. Herbert Brown of this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

The milk supply will be vastly inn proved if dairymen combine evening milk with the next mornings supply, in the opinion of experts of the de- partment of agriculture in a govern ment bulletin just issued.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

A graduate or Storrs, '06. A. w Sweeton has been appointed County Agent of Windham county, Vermont with headquarters at Brattleboro.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

The adjutant generals office has sent out a revised table giving the pay of officers and enlisted men as changed by the laws of 1913. Certain changes are also given in the wording of the regulations of the Connecticut National Guard.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-22

pose thereof and at said meeting said committee shall have the
Rce and cey immediately thereafter its chairman
and secretary the Saia nGmG 70 according
SAID candidate voted tor IN more man mTnee o be
ballot to be voted at the ensuing general
election. - ,, :; tia ,.cc,lrg sec.
The procedure in yS bs%eeS sH
TWO candidates all cases where second choice Is not poNe
sec ST. than candidate to be nUm,
mated tor the same ohee and there are more caI
auon set ion in section so shall govern in determining the
board Of county 10 @ Of aSh Ss
Spscve eou&lles at the next general
eanaluates VINO have been nominated as Isn d a
onces 10 be voted Tor within sueh county a' sa'u keH ~
Sec 81 The secretary of state, less than thirty days
eecuon snail certify 10 the BOARD Oh
OF an oncer to De voted tor by inc
aG TO sne 90 SU'y or Diner dstrct IN case
oncer Tor the electors OF any suen usIFe.
prepared oy nm Tor tnat pupoee tue iac OF SueI ] On
may be nominated anu the 4nes
Hssoners upon Tue uaot al the proper place
provued NOMINATIONS med IN the ONCE OF the
Sec S. AN results OF primary election
determined tie appneaOle 10 ike CON
tests over sIe RESULTS Of general eectUm' h At tbe same
a , sSeU" sns NC tIe Years w "
snan call himself or pass by
any uner name tnan the name by %nlen he IS egiS'e[eG
oy tue circuit proyued by Jaw ana wnen the name
noy supervisor registration OF the TACT nat his name
by Imprisonment the state PRISON exceeding hve
years.
Sec 49, Any eector who shall take attempt
any baot polling place before he
coSlng polls, snal interfere win
ponln8 pace or Wnen InalklllR
mecnanlcal device Whatever III ndIknH
Ualot, imprisonment IN the STATE prs
year, Dy MOI eACeeuhR ole
thousand uoIIaTs,
Sec SO. " nOcver shall wlully and corrupuy make
oa,n statement herein proVlued lor
| suaI pans penalles perjury.
canuludt snaI wlIu4iY violate any pro
TINS auulon ~ punishment pIe
by lOrIell any nomination ne may nave received
Tue pnary eeenon III reference IL "nen sueh crime OF
! CUMlLllteu.
see OIL any person offending against any provision
Icndmg, may attenu ana testify upuu
nearing, lAwlu lnNcsuEalon OF lu44
Inc nut DC USED III any plUsGGu
Criminal, against Inc person
tyIng. testylg snall MOI thereafter be lant
iuuctmenl presenmenI information, 10 prOsccu
punishment onense reference ~ wncn A
tesLtlonY gwen, may peau Or prove the giving
Gslnnuy aeeoiulnHy III Oar ol sucA uctneh Information
prosecution
Sec o. words phrases shall, sucl
obstruction inconsistent the concAI DC construed
As IUuOwS:
l.. word voter shall have the meaning th'
word 'eIeCor.
= Inc words precinct and precinct have
meaning words dsrct election district
! Al denneu Wy law.
primary and election, the pTinlar
nominating eIecuun provided by tns act
Inc worus eiecuon 8eneIaI eeGllui the genera
otate county eleGtlUn helu NOV emDer.
Sec o. Inc primary eGCl4OAS required Oy ms act eNGep
herein otuerwlse
tne provisions GG
| eId Statutes
opening and closing the polls each cOun
~ snaI Iett 10 county omcas VINO are required
perform auty, pul opened
Slale congressional county committees sAa
Approved June g. 1913
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-22

NO. sI.-An Act RelatIno.
NiatOls anu Inc Appointment Nt i-'lCtiOn of nd
Sdllcles Happen IN the kgpT,s,UJtt ouch oenatol
Sendle OF me Congress ut Inc iuon OF Inns
nov, t' tne lollOwlng has beu States
oeenJ duly adopted as Article yIel tDrOclams1
constitution OF the United States Il Vi Tie amenSa
Resolved, by the senate ami L
Tue Chlteu olates OF Amer.. "Ouse Of reDtsJ
lus VI edCh mouse CUnCurrup rNo"SItSS asr]
~ pa dHldph OF section \ OF arI,rn'', That hi
VI the onlted otates, and III lien nt - l, OF the
oI the same section rClllg, f., w. so much OF
tonOwing De proposed as an lI1 t"g NlIlng OF =,
Whlcn snail De wand to all u'rIII. r''Hl ~ The
constitution when ratified by Inc Tll PURPOSES AZ
OF the states: - LEGISLATURES al
The senate of the United STATE. .L.,,.,
senators from each state. elected Inv "It be Comp
SIX years; land each senator ,n,I, fD, We DeODle
IN each state shall have the qua n ''a't one VOTE
OF the most numerous branch ut Inc V , ieQuHlte
When vacancies happen IN the rnnr'a"N eSlSa,
IN Inc senate, the executive autLur,fv ~ ''uduOn
writs OF election to hi sucu yalnr, w.. suGa STAT
legislature OF any state may empower tT. lIoYil
make temporary appointments uuuI Inc ' az &ecuuy
as the legislature may direct N 'eOpe hu
ms amendment shan not be SO constr,.,
elecllon or term OF any senator gun-ru ueu as
as part of the constitution OSIOEe II b
And whereas Ii Is the purpose of this ...
the requirements OF such fundamental r1 sate 70
Be IL Enacted BY the LcgHiIl4y, ,J tHo"' ,tAeiet
Section /. The senators IRON f0rda "a" tn Siaif Q
UnIled states shall be elected al iur peIl e col
state held next preceding the yNulatl1u nS a. CO
OF Sucn senators, and such election, shall II ng t
practicable TO the methods anu means prnv,I Ia4vIr
OF state officers. u'u lOE
sec. ?. should a vacancy hapucp in bo .,.
this state in the senate Ul the congress M sVf
the governor shall issue wits OF gICrllon NJ He n Y
at the next general election: and me an, Al
temporary appointments until the vacancy H ~ Sl
Approved May goth. 1919. !" ""ea
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-22

No. sa.-:An Act Dividing tng state Of Ford
the Territorial Limits and Boundaries Of EacS
Be 1t Enacted BY the Legislature " the Stat, \
Section /. That the state OF Florida be and
hereby divided into tour cOngI c,s uAal districts
numbered and designated as district No. /. III
district No, b and district No. :.
sec. ?. The counties OF Lee, ptSUtO, Manat4.
borough, PInellas, Pasco, llcrnai.uy, Citrus STHis
constitute and compose the hrsl congressional dst
sec. a. The counties Ot Nassau, Bakcr MANN
bia, Suwannee. Bradford, ALacIua, Marion, Lew
aylor, Madison and Jefferson sUAu constitute !
the second congressional district.
Sec. 4. The counties OF Leon, Gld,den, Wakv
Franklin, Calhoun, Jackson, Holmes, Washington
ton, santa Rosa and Escambla, shall constitute
the third congressional district.
Sec. &. Inc counties OF Monroe, Dade, Palm
Lucie, Osceola. Brevard, Orange, seminole Won
ST. Johns, CLAW and Duval shan constitute and
fourth congressional district.
Sec. q. That when any new counties shall b.
new counties shall compose a palt OF the cong
lrict out OF which the territory Tor such new
Sec. =. This act shall take effect at the expi
present terms of office OF the congressman now
Approved May 10th, 1913.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-22

NO, ss, An Act ReatinG, to !iot'T same and
the Rules Tor Their Operation az r,'1ycs and
ths SANE: Providing for the lnSGSs.'- Vioatid
same and Fixing Fines and Icna''N7
Rules and Regulations cat, al
Be 1t Enacted BY the Legislature o. r,,d Co
Section l. There is hereby cre ,l G.,i tacitie;
in the State of Florida for when t Ic g', as for q
acting business shall be furnished "''
tive departments. a., St,ts il hereby redu
point a Hotel Commissioner VINO h. rsed in ID
Commission whenever that term sila,..,.G S.o0o)
who shall furnish bond OF two uo"si here IS deY
proved by the Secretary OF Siaie "." ,.ilns OF 10
him the duty of executing all IlS nav hereafter
ali other acts now in force or wnlS" si Hotel %
relative to hotels and restaurants. Is ooo) doll
shall receive a salary of two theus1"II r Comml'S
nun and travelling expenses Sau f The said
keen accurate account of all expense statements
mission and shall file monthly liem ,I,rr.s toGeIh
penses with the Auditor of Pubic -,;r7Tfs for hot
account of all fees collected from 3l a. the plea;
taurant licenses He shall hold once az ~ ali the d
GovSrnor and shall aid in the dischatES lie is
shall devoive upon the Hotel Comm .,I regua
horized and required to make such rug MS act in
necessary to carry out the provisions tc en- forces
with its true intent and is TO assist m Health and
order promulgated by the State BOARD T,trs and re-
Department Of this State relating 20 "tT,rtrre an
Sec A. That every building OF ot"C, maintaint
nCs in corTsr Of construction, kept vs. H.. place
yertised as or held out to the pubic ~ rooms ar
transient guests in which hve or lr5I,ests and ha
the accommodation of such transient
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-22
CHAPTER 64s3.

NO. s3.-An Act to Amend Section 500 Of 4
Statutes of the State OF FLORIDA Ecatlng to da
lax Collectors and Trustees ul County BONDS
erence to Money Collected tor tue Purpose OF u
est or tor a Sinking tund.
Be 1t Enacted bp the Legislature q tie State u
Section l. That Section 500 vi ir general staa
state OF Florida be and the same Is hereby amend
as follows:
500. (6o4) Collector to Pay Taxes TO Trustees 4
collected to pay the interest, OF lot a sinking I'd
bonded debt, shall be paid over by tue tax coIecd
person receiving the same on account OF taxes
ices are REQUIRED to pay out OF tne moneys 50
interest of said county bonds, am ~ invest he
the bonds aforesaid, or II the sand BONDS CANNOT
par or at such premium to SAID trustees may
enable and Just, then such residue HAY be hNess
states, state, county or munclpa, BONDS fearing
IN the event such bonds cannot be acquired 10
such funds shall be deposited III the 4NnEs depart
uonal banks or state banks OF the STAKE oI iOElu.
banks organized and existing unu1I t"e avs ol !
Inc DreyaIllng rate of interest, 10 he ned as an
tund for the ultimate redemption Ol SAID county
Approved June 9TH. 1913.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-22
CHAPTER 6+74.
NO. 54.-An act to Provide Tor tie Levy OF Ia
Years 1919 and 1914.

NO. 54.-An act to Provide Tor t't Lew VI 4Sf
Years 1919 and 1914
Be 1t Enacted bp the Legislature u lie S'i'f oI
Section /, That for the purpose OF securing IA
uniform rate OF taxation and to DAY 'ue ADTOpLAu
current expenses OF the state Tor Ie NC1ls tgs'
and for interest on the bonded ucoI .t Irrr ,bs
upon the real and personal property vi ''s S"'
for the wear 1919 a tax OF mus "p'T ,b S1 y
wear 1914 tax OF mills upon ~ a"I - "a
levied for each OF the years 1913 ana IHGt1t 4 NJ
school tax of mill upon 81 lLoll"c1 III' Of h
shall discover from the aggregate assessment , G a
OF the state from other sources Oh Years vi
the mills tax OF either or Do'" WI ' the same
ned he is hereby aPtnoFiz H5 iS seby enOOs
struct and direct the tax collectors 10 Vo"''' '
tax as he may FIX as atoresaa ,,j5ners Of ev
at a meeting for correcting and reviewing r"e ana
ment shall immediately thereafter "Ny I1r count
the amount of money to be raised pI 'sH on bo
including the current expenses, lHIJ.-s, t TT ryN
bridges and county buildings ana 10 A,V Wv, more
are hereby authorized to levy YAK o. nv Of The I
unon ST. on the real and personal pt'Ie, Ic sbSl
every such determination and levy >" M county
at large upon the records OF the boa Vi nt ia
rs ard no county shall levy greater amour, .t !
pose than mills for any county p"' .,I,r5tlei by
Ter provided. and any inde3teanVSS ,- OF the S
shall he null and void and suits "1 NJ lame
court in this State for the coltt0I'.I m,uty shall
r|t 70 rvCeed mills nor less than "..S va
and personal property OF the Co'u' r.mmi,slo
noses Provided, further, that tue C.,. ,.>cced 1
county may levy an additional taT n' r'I Tiedness
each year to pay all the outSiaIIu,,N In. act shall
thereon. Provided. that nOtHlilE III be-, ~, erect
strued as to prohibit any county W''t. raI taxes
ed by law for that purpose And M... lew al
county commissioners Of any c 20 each YEAR on,
tax mot 6ronerty Of the county be sf a
By such county s9mmis 1s@aif3r eS Sf &
constructing working f5IsS or TeP otRerIsc I,I S
county Commissioners Of count rl Zach year
TAX not 10 exceed mills on me uo' IT,, n. Laced I
and and P Ssed for the of the county ~
| fund. -, ,,r., effect immediately
nrS 2eS by the nI governor, or by It's becoming
approval.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-22

false oath, affidavit or sworn s,,,..
Sns ec Suer the pains and pcna Itl,eent herein
s 1P' w Tnafys !. ysss any y p2S5;
on convection thereof be MN, SpGllCay pro 1,Va Of
one thousand dollars by by hne Of \
0n se year a. q TG Ry G 2 sac4 linz
passage and approval by the ,aNc eject nmell
Approved June 6tn, iql 1'e governor. ''''SlIa