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Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
City Nates.

In the list of liquor licenses in Thursdays Bulletin the name of IT. Chasen should be substituted for that of Jeremiah Healy.
 Previous to the meeting of the board of aldermen next Monday night, the mayor and the police committee will inspect the police department, as is customary at this time
 A number of rooterS will accompany khe w. H. S. football team to Norwich today to view the second contest of the local boys with the N. F. A. team Tn the first game the Norwich team took the long end of the score, but there has been considerable improvement in the Windharn team, and they go down today confident of evening up matters for the season.
 The establishment of a school paper at the Windham High school is among the possibilities. and the matter is un- der investigation by some of the teach CTS and pupils. windham High at one time had a weekly publication, but lack of interest led to it's demise
 Brief Mention.
 M. E. Sullivan spent Friday in Dan ielson.:
 J. W. Hillhouse went to Norwich ! Friday.
 James Johnson spent Friday in New London.
 Mrs. Michael Casey spent Friday in Norwich.
 R. c, White of Holyoke was in th;s city Friday.
 Miss Mary Adams was in Middle | town Friday. Harry Potter returned to Middle 1 town Friday.
 Miss Mary Day is in AIiddletown, the | guest of friends.
 Mrs. Kate Rafferty Pratt is spending few days in Boston.
 A. c. Aspinwan of Providence spent | Friday in this city | E., o. Smith is in New York for a | few days on business.
 Mrs. F. A. Flagg and son returned | Friday from visit in Putnam. Miss Julia Galligan of Yantic is thc guest of relatives on Windham road.
 Mrs. Mabel Reynolds is entertainins her son, Junior Reynolds, of New York
 Miss Violet Snow returned to New | Haven Friday after a visit with heI parents in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. L. A. Kinney of AGys. tic are entertaining MT. Kinneyis mother, Mrs. Clara Kinney, of this city.
 Miss Elizabeth Heating, who ha, been visiting Dr. and Mrs. ". P. s keating, returned Friday to Souti Manchester.
 | A. E. Greene, a musician with Shark, l Bros.' circus, arrived in this city Fri. day to visit his parents, Mir. and Mrs Elmer Greene.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen B. Lincoln O New Haven have with them over Sun.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07

E Wrignt's Silver Cream. value 2Sc, now 19c.
 Braid Wire Carpet or Rug Beater.
 Dover Egg Beater. value 28o, now 15o.
 White Enamel Conbinets with cover, value s1.50, now eSo.
 l Cedar Oil Floor Mop and 1 pint Cedar Oil. value $1.5o. now e5o for both.
 s1.oo size Liquid Veneer Polish and Liquid Veneer Floor Mop, value $1.1o, both for 75e. ,25c size Liquid Veneer Polish. now
 soc size Liquid Veneer Polish. now Little Jewel Electric Flash IAghts- Sale price 79o.
 Three-celI Battery Flash Light Sale price eec.
 Extra Batteries for these lights at 25o each. 4-loaf size Universal Bread Mixer Sale price $1.69.
 s-ioaf size Universal Bread Mixer Sale price $2.19. Jap. Decorated Umbrella Stands, value 45c, now 2ec. Best quality Twisted Cotton Clothes Lines. value S6c-SpeciaI at 19o a pound.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07

50 feet Waterproof Clothes lines. valUe 25c,. now 2oc.
 No. l uniYeEsa1 Food Chopper, now Combination Bath Room Sets con sisting of 1s-inch Towel Bar, Soap Dish, TuTnbler and Brush Holder-Sale price 25c. Mrs. Potts one-piece Nickel plated Irons, in 0 set, with handle and holder, value SIPS, now s6e, Mrs. Potts Sad Iron Holders, value
 B size Queen Ann Burner. value 1oc, now 7c. A size Queen Ann Burner, value 7o,
 A and s-inoh Lamp wtcks. now Sc 8 dozen.
 Alaska Cold Handle Stove Litter. value foc, now Sc. Afaska Cold Handle Stove Poker, value 10c. now 5c. 2-in-One Shoe Polish, value 10c, now Dust Absorbing Dry or Watch Mop. value 59c,. now 39o. Dust Absorbing Dust Cloths, value 25c, now 14c.
 Sheet Steel Fry Pans with cold handle. all sizes. now 1oo each.
 Cando Silver Cream value 25c, now 1ec.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07

Su1th's 1o-Ar1n Wall Clothes Dry ers value soc, now Seo.
 smiths 1o-Arnn Adjustable wan ~lothes Dryers, value $1.0o, now 7se.
 Folding Ironing Table on stand, value $1.15, now csc. White Hen Glass Wash Boards, Twalue soc, now 33e. Double Zinc Wash Boards, value Ssc. iznw 25c.
 Double Zinc Wash Boards, extra large size, value 45c. now 33e,
 18-inch Round Chopping Boards, rvalue 26o. now t5e.
 15-inci Round Chopping Boards, k-vAlus S5c, now 2Sc. Popular Knife Box, now 9e.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
WOODEN WARE IN THE NOVEMBER SALE

Revolving Handle Rolling Pin, now %.
 Trojan Mop Handle with spring. value 15o, now Sc.
 veneersd Birch Chair Seats, 12 to Is inches. assorted shapes, now 80 each. Fibre Chair Seats. 12 to IS Inches, assorted shapes, now Sc each.
 IA inches Round Willow Oflce Basket. value $50. now 40.
 Medium size Willow Clothes BaslS- cts, value s1.00, now 7eo. : Large-size Willow Clothes Baskets, value $1.1o, now 99e.
 Extra large Willow Clothes Baskets, value $1.19, now 9ae.
 No. 6 Four-sewed, good quality Floor Broom, value S9c, now 2oc,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
NICKEL PLATED WARE

s-pint Copper Nickel plated Tea or Coffee Pots-Sale price 75o.
 4-pint Copper Nickel-plated Tea or Coffee Pots-Sale price 85c.
 k-pint Copper Nickel-plated Tea or Coffee Pots-Sale price s2c.
 No. s Copper Nickel plated Tea Ket- &le--Sale price 89o,
 No Copper Nickel Plated Tea Ket- tfe-Sala price 98o.
 ls-iach Brass Nickel-plated Towel Bar-Sale price 45c.
 3-Arms Brass Nickel-plated Towel Bar-Sale price 45c. Brass Nickel plated Soap Dish-Sale price 4Sc.
 Weighted Bottom Cuspddors nickel pEaked-Sale price 21e.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
GALVANIZED WARE AT NOVEMBER SALE PRICES

12-quart size extra heavy Water Fails. wood handle. now 25e.
 Small size Wash Tub, wringe- at taehment. now 49c.
 Medium size Wash Tub. wringer at- tachment, now $50.
 Large size Wash Tub. wringer at taehment, now 69o. . Medium size Coal Hod. open. value $50. now 25c.
 Large size Coal Hod. open. value 4oc. now 35o.
 12-quart size Covered Chamber Pail value soc. now 33c.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
BRUSHES

12-inch All BristIe Floor Brushes, now 7ec.
 1l-inch All BrtstIe E7oor Brushes, aFere $1.25, now s9o,
 No. All Br1stle Dust Brushes, were a5o, now 20cs %eR, were 25e, now 20e,
 All Bristle Stove Brushes. were 25c, now 11c.
 Handy House Brushes, now 4e each. Plain or Handle Scrub Brushes. were .10e, now So.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO

Aucds OOunIy9 ss. fig senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co-, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State afore- said, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HA l1L'S CATARRH CURE.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. this 9th day of Decem- Der. A. D. 1888.
 (SeaD A. w. GLEASON,
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces or the systenL Send for testimonials, free.
 r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by ali Druggists, 75c. Take Halls Family Pills for constl- patton.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07

1-gallon OH Can, value 25c. now 1se. 5-gallon oil Can. with faucet, value 75c, now 5sc.
 15-1nch Foot Bath. value s7c. now 2os.
 17-inoh Foot Bath. value 42c. now sso.
 1s-inch Foot Bath. value soc. now S9c.
 1O-quart size. Water Fails, value 200. now 16c.
 18-quart size Water Fails, value 20c. now f7c.
 14-quart size Water Fails, value soc. now 21o.
 1O-quart size extra heavy Water Fails, now 21o.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
SPECIAL IN TURQUOISE ENAMEL WARE
Your choice at 49c

S-quart Double Boiler, worth CSC, for 4ec.
 6-quart Covered Berlin Kettle. worth 79c, for 49e.
 S-quart Tipped Preserve Kettle, worth 65c, for 4ec.
 12-quart Tipped Preserve Kettle. worth 75e, for 4eo.
 7-quart Tea Kettle. worth s5c. for 4oc.
 1O-quart Seamless Water Pail worth 75c, for 49e.
 12-quart Seamless Water Pail. worth S5c, for 4ee.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
WRINCERS

Universal or Lowell Brand Clothes Wringer-
 13-4 x 10 inch rolls. guaranteed for one year, sale price $2.9s.
 1S4 10 inch rolls, guaranteed for three years, sale price s3.59.
 All Steel Wringers, guaranteed for one year. sale price $2.es.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07

day their daughter, Miss Marion Lin- coin, of the Windham High school fac- ulty.
 In Hartford Friday were Miss Ber- tha Johnson, W. F. Jackson, James Courtney, Sr-. A. c. Scripture, Miss Elizabeth Kingsbury, MT. and Mrs. c. D. Jarvis, Dr. w. L. Higgins.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
GLASS WARE

2-quart Colonial Water Pitcher, high shape, value sac, now 42c.
 14-piece Colonial Punch Set, Kelsey brand. value $500, now $3.9s.
 S-inch Near Cut Glass Berry Bowl, sparkles just like real cut glass, value 75c, now 37c.
 Genuine Hand-cut Rock Crystal Vases, berry dishes. bon-bon dishes, | cruets. covered butter dishes, salad bowls, celery trays, footed bowls, sugar and creAners. etc, fully worth from S1.5o to $2.50-Sale price 9Sc. Thin Blown Needle Etched Plumbers, now 6ec dozen
 Chippendale Colonial Plumbers, now 69c a dozen dozen
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
NNlL..L-sINIANT'IC

fact Judge Reed said hs could not grant e divorce on the ground claimed, which was assertion by the husbancl but the case was continued and Alter ney Babcock given leave to file an amendment if other cArses exist, pro vided notice is stveu the defendant.
 Court then adjourned until Tuesday, Nov. 10. when the case iof Albert E Gurley against Andrew J. Gurisy is sci down for trial.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
pen,t peIay Treatina Your ceuah.

A slight cough often becomes seri- ous. Lungs get congesteo. bronchial tubes fill with mucous, your vitality Is reduced. You need pr. Bells Pine Tar Honey. 1t soothes your irritated air passages, 1oosens mucous and makes your system resist colds. Give the baby and children Dr. Bells Pine Tar Honey. It's guaranteed to help tAAzn. Only 26c at your druggist.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
RehearsIna Who,s Whof

The members of the capable cast in Who's Who? the farce comedy to be staged at the Ieomer opera house, are holding g. large number of rehearsals and working hard to duplicate the sue cess of last years play produced, as is the present one, under the auspices of the. local council of the Knights of Columbus,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
EARTHERN WARE

9-inch Jardinieres, assorted styles, were s1.o0-sale price 69c.
 10-inch Jardinieres, assorted styles, were $1.50-sale price9Se.
 I-inch Jardinieres, assorted styles, were $2.00-Sale price S1.39.
 2G-inch Glaced Umbrella Jars. as- sorted decorations. were $1.M-Sale price s9c.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07

14-quart Deep Dish Pan. worth 75c, for 49o.
 17-quart Deep Dish Pan. worth s9c, for 49c.
 6-quart Covered Berlin Sauce Pan, worth 69c, for 49c.
 4-quart Seamless Water Pitchers, worth 75c, for 49o.
 s-ouart Seamless Convex Cook Pot, worth 85c, for 49c.
 S-quart Seamless Convex Cook Pot worth 95c, for 49c.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07

Decorated English Jet Tea Pots, 2 and S-pint size, assorted shapes, were 55c-Sale- price 39c.
 4-quart Stone Bean Jars with cover Sale price 26c.
 Finch Glaced Cuspidors-Sale price 10c each.
 Silver Plated Casseroles. Guernsey f1re-proof lining, round and oval shapes-Sale prices $1.7e and S1.9s.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
AutomobiIe pashes Into ststior.

John Hoffman of the firm of Blan- chette & Hoffman, while delivering bread at the railroad station Friday at 6 a. m-. forgot to set the brake on his automobile. The machine made a dash toward the station and bolted through the door of the waiting room, breaking the door and the ice water tank Car penters are at work repairing the same.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
was. calling on friends in town FIT
 lAs Colchester. Sunday Services.

At the Chichester Baptist church services Sunday will be conducted by the pastor. Rev B. D. Remington. who will preach on Jesus the Bread of Life Sunday school at 12.10. Y. P. 6. at D. m. Evening praise and worship at 2. Subject. The Rest Remaining for the People of God.
 Services will be held at Salem Sap tist church at p. m, conducted by Rev. B. D. Remington of Colchester.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07

Mise Alvorsi Buys Phillips Property.
 William F. Philips has recently sold the property known as the c. Donat Sevigny place, No. G2 Lebanon avenue, to Miss Maude Alvord of thiA city. The price stated ia $2,S0
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
win Addrasa anxa.

The third of the Saturday morning talks to boys at the Y. M. c. A. will be given by Rev. M. R. Plumb of Windham this morning. His subject is Samson, the Weight Litter Strength.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
OIL HEATERS

Standard oil New Perfection on Heaters. guaranteed free from smoke or odor.
 No. 1-2S High Bront-sale price @2.eS.
 No. 1s0 High Front-SaIe price 43.ag.
 No. 1so High Front-sale price e46s. /. No. SaB Low Front-sale price ss.ss. ,szss. Ss. $50 1'" r''nf-s''' price s4.ss.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
ALUMINIUM WARE Al 2O%o Discount

During this sale we will give c 20 ner cent. discount on all our Aluminium Cooking Dtanails, the assortment con- eistS of sauce pans, preserve kettlea, tea, kettles. Berlin kettles, ladies, cups, tea and coffee rots, etc.
 SpEGtAL~-6 csap size. Rochester Aluminium Percolator, with extra gas plate, fully worth s4.60. sale price ezfo.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
HOLSTERS

savory Steel Covered Rooster, sale price S9c.
 savory Enamel Covered aoaster. sale price &1.6e.
 Laslke Enamel Boosters, self baxtinz, guarantted for 10 years. No. 3. gale pE1ce41.76, No. 8, sale price 41.9e, No. .4, gale price $226.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
STOCK PATTERN DINNER SETS
 At Reduced Prices

112-piece Decorated English Dinner Set, value. s15.0o; sale price $11.es-
 112-piece Decorated English Dinner Set, value S17.6o, sale price $13.9a.
 112-piece Decorated English Dinner
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
JAPANNED ARTICLES

Japanned Bread Boxes
 Medium size, sale price 4se. Large size, sale price $50.
 Extra large eize, sale price 6Se. Japannad Cake Closets, with tive mneives. hinged cover. value $l.25, sall price 8ars
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07

The sultan of Turkey, always re- ferred to as the Sick Man of Europe" is likely to become critically i'll or else meet with a fine recovery as a result of throwing in his lot with the kaiser in the present war Mohammed " has been sultan for five years. He is called a good natured, pious old man of sixty eight, obedIent to the will of the Young Turks and of the Austro- German inf1u- ence After half lifetime of palace imprisonment he was seized from his bondage and placed in power, while his brother, the erstwhile sultan, was rele- gated to political oblivion The pres ent ruler of the Ottoman empire has always been regarded as a man of peace and contentment
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
MRS. H.-c. MURRAY ENTERTAINs.
Givss Luncheon in Honor of He
 Niece, Miss Jessie HisIep.

Mrs. H. c. Murray gave a luncheon Friday afternoon at her home on Fur ner street in honor of her niece. Miss Jessie Hislop. of Auburn, N. '.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07

WIRE GOODS

Retinned Wire Garment Hangers, were 5c, now Sc each.
 Dover Egg Beaters. were 1oc now 7c, Enamel Handle Bowl StFainers, now 90.
 Heavy Wire strainers, were a5c, now 17e.
 25 Feet Timed Picture Wire. were 5c, now Sc.
 Heavy Wire Meat or Oyster Broilers, were 25c, now 19o.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07

Cleanup Day.
 The Village Improvement society has notices out that Thursday. Nov. 12, will be cleanup day in the bor- which is put by the side of the road in barrels, boxes and bags, free.
 Fred A. Smith of Newv ritain was calling on friends in town Friday.
 David B. Murray, carrier on R. F. D. route No. ?, is taking his annual vacation. Michael s. Shea, his sub stitute, is driving on the route. MT. Murray will spend part of his vacation with relatives in New York.
 Charles Gellert left Thursday for a months stay with friends in New York
 John F. O'Connen was the guest of friends in Middletown Thursday.
 John Mahoney was calling on Will hmantic friends Thursday.
 Visitation to Posts.
 Junior Vice Department Commander George Brown returned Thursday from Har'Tord. where the department commander and his staff visited the Hartford posts Wednesday evening. They visited the Willimantic post
 A G. Mcintosh, carrier on R. F. D. route No, 3, is taking his annual va cation. Substitute Carrier Charles Ray is covering his route.
 Mrs. C. F. CongdOn Of Mystic IS visiting at Mir. and Mrs. Carroll E.. Staples for a few days.
 Samuel Friedman was in Hartford Thursday.
 There was a large crowd at the moving picture show Friday evening.
 Judge and Mrs H. P Buell. motored to Middletown Thursday.
 Wooster lodge. F. and 4. M. held a meeting in Masonic hall Friday eve ming.
 J. Hobart Baker of the Hop Yard
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
Murray's Boston Store
 WILLIMANTIC, CONN.
November Sale of Kitchen Ware
 and Furnishings

friday Morning, November 9th, began our annual n1ake-room sale of Kitchen Ware and Furnishings This sale is to make for incoming holiday and Christmas goods is of the interesting events o the season those looking repenish the kitchen with good and up-todate utensils at very little cost
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07

112-piece Decorated English Dinner Set, value S20.0O, sale price $15.es.
 112-piece Decorated English Dinner Set, value $22.OO, sale price $17.5o. Set, value $2e.O0, sale price $2o.es.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07

No, 3 K Tin Wash Boiler, copper bottsSE. yalaa $1.5o. sale price S1,19.
 No, 3 12 oz. Ali Copper Wash Boiler, vsiue s3.b0,- sale prieo $2.S9.
 12 quart LiHixs straineT Paile, value sSc, saIs prica 69o each.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
LANTERNS
TIN WARE

l3 quart Ltslke Dairy Pail. value a5c, sale price 2oe. Long. Handle Japanned Coal Shovel, value 1oc, sale price 50. 3 quart Heavy Dinner Pail, three parts, value 45c, sale price 33c.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
COLCHESTER
Village Improvement Society pesig. mates Nov t2th as Cleanup Day. George Brown Accompanies Depart. ment Commander.

Miss Maude Congdon of Mystic is the guest of her classmate. Miss Min nie Scotland, of Colchester
 Saul Agranovitch was visiting friends in Meriden Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-13
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

siss and sea M sois rtS". ssassss
owner: Albany Constr Corp. contrae-
PINE ST, IS and 90 Emp,r. CITY Iron
owner. James y EGan. contractor. .s62s.5o
CHISHOLM ST. is2s-H u Astheimer CO.
Inc. VS. Hannah Sweeney. owner; Roth
Constr Co, contractor trenewAI SIS
PARK Av, l022-Albcrt Anderson Va Louis
de Milhau. owner; Joe Is Acken. con.
PARK Av. io2i-.sams vs. cristine or Ram,
sey Hosuet owner. Joe B Acken. contrac.
a7TH sT, IL and &c w.Iialpern q wes;ei,
Inc; vs. 800 West 31th 81 Inc owner;
2oTH ST. :. aos.s " sth nv. as.sxiii~
James Mcbride Co vs. Mathiida . Rhine
lander. owner; James + Egan.> .ontrac.
LEXINGToN Az. .. whole from, between
ga 4 tsd s,s. 200. ,exis7.:x irreE I?o6-
for the Advanc.nent Of Science Art,
owner; Vim Reynolds. First ConstrYc.
trustee. Iessees; W Host. contractor. $40
wADSwoKTH Az. :. whole front between
fasno Ven. Park church
owner. John Laimbeer, Jr, contractor !re.
sisT ST., 1906 E-John J siiavin Co ast Frank
Ludlam owner; Joe Is Aeken. con,rac-
18TH sT. a,s TO 25s ". and iss,h 81. ;'ssGss
70 ESQ w"Joseph Cooper az, chas J
Stumpf, Henry J Lanshof. stumpf 4
Lsnshon 60 a. Arrowhead Realty Co,
lessees. ID Bravin Tile & Marble Co 4 Mel
rose Marble 4 Slate Works. contrac-
NEW CHAMBERS ST :, and Duane ST, ~
Il Barth 4 Son agt Catherine Diver ct
al. owners; Berg cafe & Hotel Co. Inc, n
samuel Glsntz lessees 4 .on,rac..
slsT ST. 1875 to 100 W-Ferdnand W Geiler
agt Wesley Realty 90. owner; Isaac osser;
man, contractor. f.s.. thE'oE
I'D Az, 2to3-Morris Goldberg agt Mary
Levi Roseman. owners, Ida Epstein
Isaac Rubin. contractor. ........ 500
10TH ST ia and l75 E--Morris Goldberg
ast Mary Roseman, owner. Ida Epstein
Isaac Rubin. contractor ...........slI2.2
ii3TH ST, Amsterdam av, man ST a Morn
inEside av. block. &c-Relsnce Ball Bear
ing Door Hanger co agt st Luke's Hos
p,tal, owner. Browe Il Tindale, contrac-
30 Az. ilsi-Arthur Brounet agt Isaac
Grises, owner; Chas l. Katharine Is
OReilly. contractors. ........... $500
NORTH CHESTNUT DIR. =. $50 Barnes
av. 40Xl00--August Diodrlch agt Vito NJ
DAmore owner, and Frank DAmore con
i74TH ST n :. s4.57 Washington av. 25x
l0o-Wiener a kriendal ast Taxpayers
Realty co. owner and contractor s3o32 so
TRINITY Az. W =. l2i.l6 l5sth St 2b.OtN
iis-same agt same. ......... s2.3i2.5O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-13
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY

supreme court--Appeilate p.visionI.Be-
fore insraham ~ MeiSnsn balm, L %n.n,
?. VI Nos 40 3s6, 1913, a5o. 3Si. i3s
al. AS. Az. 40. a. $50. AL. 49,, iSS.
supreme court-Special Term-part l.
Before Seabury. j. Motion calendar called
supreme Cour,-speciai Term--Part IL
Before GUY. J. Court opens az 1880 A NJ.
EN parte matters
supreme Court Special Tcrm-.Part III
Before Newburger j Motions. uudctended
diNorces-Nos lsS2. 1900 1906, ls.o' ls3o'
1887. :si, ISIS Preferred raqsss-,No i2is'
1915, 1875. 1857, 1859, 6s5, 23s, l4s., 1900,
i?72, 72s, l3s, 'Ss li5e 1853. 7s: Case
Part Iv-Before Greenbsum, J Case
Part v-No day calendar
Part vf-pefore cardozo, Case I'M
finished,
Part vII.-Bcfore Giegerich, J. Case un-
causes to be sent from Part Ill to Parts
s. s"PseT HfsS ~Snr' JSos sssa .sss
1850. 1905 SID, sl7o, sl,i. 3l72. 3l1s. 3i14,
aii Az sss 49, sSss ssi sS;S ,,s
ISIS ISIS case anfnisheG ''''''>''' 'V'''
ss s'i 7s5 ISL Gsss iss7 ss isss 1879 1879
1915. 1879. 1852. 1873. 5bis l7i 1854, casa.
l7.;. iscs 1855 1851, o acic 1855 isss 49, 49,
1921. 1879 aiso Case unfinished.
so naF oss scs COO so sSs is ".e
.Parss yi-mstOge guysssu: J, N.: l;ss,
Par, vii before peIany. J. Nos. Zoos.
:SSs .csS, sSsc. soSs sSss s S SsS .ps.
2OSg. Case unfinished.
Tar. y.lIT r,sst Brady l. Nos, '"',
part IX.- Before Ford. J. Nos. 1905.
s7s iTss a. ,Is0 a. 49,, "a; 3S
Part N,-,before blanchard, i. Case on.
No o.. day x Ialen wa,r,. oor NJ. -, en-.
Par, Xli.--Before Hendrick ]. Nos, 1926
Part Mi Adjourned until Monday, Jan
Part NV Before Philbln. j. Nos. llAo
llt7. Has Case unfinished,
Part Nv.-Before Whitaker, J, Nos io5
Mds %, sss 81, 'is, .oi' sSh' iisi . Zee
Part XVI.-Before Donnely J. Nos. ia
6s3. go, 66i, MA, 1855 1870, GA Case
part XvII--Beforo Pendleton, j Case
on No day calendar.
rsrt NNIII.--Beforc Platzck, Mos. Si5.
l::a, AS, Az. $50, IA, l2'l. Inquest-No.
nSnr raien Sh-mssr' nssoss
o"s' M1S% s"' Ida ''fa ri Ss1
Francis I. Tyler, Elias p Brown, Anne
M Ms r. M1.sSTs NJ hhe nsv ana
Crombie. at 10: 80 A. NJ
Surrogate's Court-Trial Term-Before
Cohaian, S.---No day calendar.
city Court--Specai Term-Part BE
fore Ransom. J.; Court opens at 10 A. NJ,
Motions. Part II,--Before ODwyer. g. J.
Court opens at 10 4, N, Eek parte matters,
schmuck, J.-Nos Assa, $50. seas. sio5,.,
$3.50, 1882. sss3. 1857, 6s2S. 5O72, 545s, 1854,
5t.s, bibl: istl: s7:i, s75s, a7t7. sils, ss97,
4463. ilIsR, s6??. 4052. %06S. 4O7I. 402a
+05A. t06s +s7%, 6t8S, 500, b377. 53Ts. sara
522O. 1878, 5000. Case unfinished.
Part H,--Before Green, J.--,Short causes
Nos. 6t3s, sac, 65s3 65OS, $3.50. 6557,
s6,s, ss76, 65i9. 65l9, Gbs2, Cars, 6is3. s3s2
$685., 6ais, $3.50. 6ess. dotl. $500, $3.50, 1851,
Case unfinished.
Part Ill.-Before Dcehanty, j, Case I'm.
finished,
part Iv,-Bef1se Smith }, Clear.