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Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Mir and Mrs James P. Bath and son of Willimantic were calling on friends here Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Fred DowdeIl of Otrobando avenue is working for Contractor Charles Spalding of Woodstock on an artesian wei in Palmertown.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Miss Marion S. Rogers and Allison c. Rogers of Washington street weI in Central Village Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

A F. Montgomery of Providence is the guest of MT. and Mrs. George w. Geer of Plain Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
Army Worms Appear.

Army worms have appeared in small numbers in gardens at Peck Corner. AS yet the worms have done little damage.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
Briefs and Personals.

Mrs Thomas Harland returned Sat- urday from Ogunquit, Me
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
Guest from Iowa.

Meriden-Malcolm G. Humphreys. at pres sent organist of the First Baptist chur-h Middletown, has been appoint ed on anist and choirniaSter of All Saints church. and will assume his duties Sepfember-1
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

!. Mrs -Ebenezer Allen of Washington street is spending August at Pleasure Beach.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Hatch, who are spending some time at the home Of MT. and Mrs. H. L. Warrington. have as their guest Mir. Hatch's. niece. Mrs. Florence F. Monteith. of London.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Mrs. Frank Gardner and Master Frederic R. Gardner of Noank have treurned after spending a week with Mrs. Thurston B. Barber of Pecks Corner.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Mrs George Prest and daughter Florence who have been visiting Ms Prest's sister, Mrs Sarah Holcomb, ot the Old Cemetery lane. have returned to their home in New Jersey.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Miss Winifred WeIles, Philip Welles and Russell Welles, who have been spending two weeks at Weekapaug, have returned to their home on Town street.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

O. S. Smith of Huntington avenue motored to Providence Saturday to visit relatives for several days.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Thomas S. Gilroy of Brooklyn, N. Y. has been spending two weeks with his aunt, Mrs. Daniel Dowda1l, of Or robando avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Rev. Francis Cleary of the Church of Epiphany, Brooklyn, N. Y.. has been the guest of Mrs. Daniel Dowdell of Otrobando avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Mir. and Mrs. James Driver. Miss Ethel Driver Master Fred Driver and Master Robert Driver of Brooklyn, N Y., are visiting relatives on. the Old Canterbury turnpike.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Miss Bernice Underwood of Peck E Corner. who has been spending several days in Mantle, has returned.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Mrs. William A. Martin of New York city is the guest of her sister. Mrs. G. Evans Wightman. of Washington street
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Miss Florence Bennett of Vergason avenue and Miss Marion Randall of West Town street have returned from Ocean Park, Me, where they have been spending ten days
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Miss Gertrude S. Hyde of Washing Quebec.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
Joy Riders In Trouble.

plant measures three feet 7 inches across.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Sarah Gilliver of the Old Canterbury turnpike.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
Ii..l6.Idlrha s1aB

litchfIeld-The S1e5 scholarship of the Litchfield County University club has been awarded to Harold Wester- berg of Litch6eld. who intends to en- ter Yale Shef in the fall
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Miss Nellie Burns of New York Is spending several weeks with Mrs.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
BALTIC

T. A. B. Society to Install Pool Table -Postnasser suI;ivan's Mother Dead. ssn
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

There is to be .Eseting of the T. A. B. society Tuesday evening to ar range for installing their pool table
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Thomas s. Gilroy of Brooklyn, N. Y, has been spending two weeks with his aunt Mrs. Daniel Dowdall, Of Or robando- avenue.
 Rev. Francis C1eary of the Church of Epiphany, Brooklyn, N. Y.. has been the guest of Mrs. Daniel Dowdell of Otrobando avenue
 Fred Dowden of Otrobando avenue is working for Contractor Charles Spalding of Woodstock on an artesian wei in Palmertown.
 Miss Helen W. Pratt of New Haven is spending several days with her grandmother. Mrs. G. Evans Wight man. of Washington street. Miss winifred weIles, Philip welles and Russell Welles, who have been spending two weeks at Weekapaug, ] have returned to their home on Town street.
 Mrs. Frank Gardner and Master Frederic R. Gardner of Noank have i treurned after spending a week with Mrs. Thurston B. Barber of Peck's i Corner.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Driver. Miss ! Ethel Driver, Master Fred Driver and i Master Robert Driver of Brooklyn, N. i Y., are visiting relatives on. the Old ] GdnleTDuTy luTnplke. Miss Florence Bennett of Vergason avenue and Miss Marion Randall Of | West Town street have returned from i Ocean Park, Me, where they have
 been spending ten days Mrs. George Prest and daughter i Florence. who have been visiting Mrs. Prest's sister. Mrs. Sarah Holcomp, of i the Old Cemetery lane. have returned | to their home in New Jersey.
 MT. and Mrs A c. Hatch, who are spending some time at the home of MT. | and Mrs. H. l.. Warrington. have as their guest Mir. Hatch's~ niece. Mrs.
 Florence F. Monteith. of London. litehfIeld-The s1e5 scholarship of the Iitchfield County University club has been awarded to Harold Wester- | berg of Litchfeld. who intends to en- ter Yale Shef in the fall
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-29
Sic @Oseisudbuus einesGren5'
fDrps.

sfn Der gtrt. tpie Der Saiier BEL lei.
nerl dlidbrlihen geIuh Der Reids
lanbe bas Is. Irmeetorps su bsii6.
tiasn pflsQt. lit in bieiem Sabre gum
eriten 9RaI cine genberung gum
&rieesmdbtgen eingetreten. Statt
bss Ionit ibli6en garabemari9ez
duf Dem alatten 9lipbolt Dor benz
Strabburasr &oiierpalait fanD qeiterr
eine arobc 9efshstiibung mitten in
Zen 9ogeien itatt. IS mag fir ibr:
9eituH1. bic Der fommanbierenbe st:
neral BON Dsimltna innebotte, niHt
leiht aeDeien fem. oafiir cine glnlass
70 su trefien. oaB in Der tur5en
Spnnue 2sit. bic sipii6en Der an=
tunft oes aaiiers auf eliGfifhem gos
Den uub ieiner Weiteriahrt mad Der
6ohtpnigsburd aur Yerfiisung itaup,
etpds tottiih Riftiass uno trisgsz
mdbia WloaIiaes ae3eist psroen
tonuts. llm oisisr Eorberung oens
rod ndhautommen, purDe bic Gage
bss 9ebirgsmanDpers auf bas @renS.
aebiet uno Die Gigenart ieiner poIit-
iten unb miIitGyii6en YerbdItniIIe
beSoaeu. Daourh entitano unipiu=
tiirIi6 uno beinabe Don ieIbit Der
8prtbeiI, bab bic lls6uns etnen Ser
Iauf uabm. Der ais bic paralIele
pirtlider trie9eriiher 9oraGnqe oes
raoe in Oieiem @sbict iebr leictt bent
bor lit. Yer 9oritob rotber Srpp-
pen. bic BON Weiten tommenb. burn
bic 9oqsien iieareit, Bis in Die 9e-
asno bon Golmar aelanat fpuren, bui.
ie iih mad einem oortisen ungliidliz
den @efeht in einen 9fiid5us oerpanr
belt. Wiitteu i'm 9ebiras mar oieier
pieoer gum Stsben aetommen unp 3
oaIt nun. in elmer Der oortiacn natiirs
lihen Stelluneen ben 9esner BON eis
nsr peiteren 9srfolaung absubalteu.
3eittate bieis Gage einsrieits eiue aHus
se glnsdbl tafttider GntI6Iiebunlsn
BEL beioen parteisn. 10 perleate er an.
oersrIeits iiir bic 5ruppe ielbit las
9efe6tsfelb in cine 9eqenb, in Der in
groBerem llmfono iiberbaupt nod RE
usfodten iporoen III. @uda Der &aiIsr
BOB bieien llmitdno. i'm fir Ieine Der.
ION nod unteritreihenb, Defenders
berpor. Den tleineren 9erbduoen als
lerbinas mar bag ssebten auf uno spis
i6en ben sepaItissH @OasienmaFiOs |
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Nmslanoiibe Siahri1ten

Der Subbeuti6e 8au=
herbunb. Sd mar friiber Elm lei,
heHi9dftIiter Rau6er, bis mir Der
Irat eine MISUNDERSTANDING in 9luss
iiht iteIte. fpenn ids 10 peiter triebe.
Seitoem babe id es Iieber olst6 aanS
oufge9eben. IS feblt mir alio ni6t
on Der nOtbisen 9orbiIbuna uno oens
not itano ih bilf!os ra. ais man mir
pon eInem gunoespreisrau6en oes
ouooeuti6en Hau6erbunoes ersdblte.
Wte md6t man benu ous2 mar meiue
Ihu6terne fraqe, uno als i6 Darauf
tetns 4ustunft erbielt. beidloB i6,
mir bic Sa4e anAuieben. Sh lparo
in monher 9eSiebun9 enttGuidt
Niht nur mar bic 9uft in oem Saal
ON Sdlub oes Wetttampies nod i'm.
mer ertrGulta. unb leoeniaqs ertrdes
li6sr. als man lie 4. 9. auf lGnoIis
den @ablperiammlur~o- finbet. ipnz
bern es uab aud oar feline rS6nel.
Iigteitspriifuna" lpie ih oeoadt bate,
oli6 tein ..Sunxauhen", bel bem etnc
;Uteliter Der piirbe, Der bic i6Dniten
RtnseI bldit. Ridts BON alien BEN;
bier oolt es olletn, an elmer 3iqarrc
nogli6it lanae au raudcn. lin bic
palme bierfiir gu errinoen, erIhisnen
fruh Wtpraens $50 Sampler. Die
8offen = Weritp5igarren bon QIei6er
9rObe uno Dirt - Iieferte Der 9unb;
Streihbolser lpuroen pertbeilt, bic
greisrIhter nabmen ibre 9tGbe elm,
uno oann tam bos Gpmmnnbo gum
. Teuern". $50 StreihbolsfIommen
bltBten auf unb erIoi6en iptsber unb
l60 WhtaIiebsr Der @ersiHe Start i'm
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Jlmk'0

Sreitug, 20. W2ai 1914

Sretfd g, ~. Wtat 1914.
Der Sbioflub 1T fat iiberaQ lang
lam i'm 5allsn besriffen. Bel bieiisel
Stabt bate oerieIbe geitsrn 4beno ei:
men @aferitanb BON II SUB.
Die folssnben Sepeiden trufen pd6'
renD bes seitrigeu Cages bier ein:
pittsburg, ga.-4.4 SUB unb itsigt
DbssIing, 20. ga.-4.35ub unb fGllt
gurtsrsburs, 80. 9a.-6 SUB u.itsigt,
aunapba Sails, 20. 9a.-1.2 SUB.
GburleitOn, %. ga.-1 SUB.
9ortsmoutb, S.-8.8 SUB unb fdGt.
Gouispile. ap.-8 SUB unb fdllt.
GDansOile, Snb.-12.4 SUP II. faat.
gtaiboils, Ssnn.-8 SUB.
Chattanooga, SsnH.-7.2 unb fGut.
Cairo, SGs.-20.9 Sub unb fdlt.
Mempbis, Senn.-17.7 5ub u. fdQt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-29

$3.75 -6.75, 8leifber Stiere $6.2E
l-8.25. @rtrd $3.50, Seifers $5.75-
1925, auserleiene $8.35-8.5O, aH6t
$3.50-6.25, auserleiene bis ertro
I$6.35-6.75. Gamers 1926 4.50
l@utters 1926 $50, Stoders uno
Teeoers $6.00-7.75, atodgSeifers
$5.25-6.25, Stod aii6e $3.50
1850.
! 8ullen. = 9ei 3iemlih GROCER
3ufubr unb nur mdbiger Ra6frage
mar Der Wfartt pillig.
Wagere unb lei6te $5.0O-6.O0,
Bologna $6.00-6.85, Grtra 800,
Ifette 8ullen $6.75-7.25.
&Glber.-Dis 3ufubr mar 6eute
aiemli6 groB unO Die preiie fielen I'M
|25-50e per 100 pfunD.
Oroindre uno grobs $6.00-9.75,
fair Biz CUTE leifte $8.00-10.00,
@rtra $10.0O-10.25,
g hneine. = Die 3ufubr mar
beute qerina unb bic preiie itiegen I'm
10c per 100 pfuno. 9ate Bertel ma
ren rar unb itarf i'm YreiIe.
Cute Big auserlefene 9erpadungss
unb 5leif6erIorten $8,35-8.40, orbis
ndre Bis arserlefene f6pere fette
SGue $5.75-750, @rtra $3.50,
Stags $4.50-6.40, grtru $3.50,
lei6te @erIanotiorten $8.15-8.30.
g 6 6afe unb 2dmmer. = Die
3ufubr mar ni9t groB uno bic bsiTes
rem Sdafs unb 2dmmer fduben
itneGe Qbna6mc gu 10-15c 6Tbsreu
preiien. Sriibjabrs Gdmmer iino
itart unb ittsaen um 10c.
S6afe.-grtru lsi4te $5.15-5..
%, quite Bis auserlsi.ne S4.85-5.15,
orbinGre bis fair $3.25-4.75, ffapere
Sdafs $4.00 -4.50, 5riibjabrsz2Gm
msr $6.75-9.50, SdbrIiHge $500
$50.
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9asliher Wsarttberiht.
gineinnati, %. Rai.

| nv ' " u !, 20. UIuI.
| Die nadfoIsenben Quotirunsen be,
ISiehen ii4 Hur aui GHsrOb 1rans
attiOnen. Bel ilsineren 9ei6Gfter
perbsn ettpas bOh.re preifs bsrs4nst.
prbiitpuen
Der Marit tpar rubig, prsiis itstis
| 9 d ma 3. prima Steam
l9.50-9.60c {. o. B.
Srodengefal3enes 5teifd
Short clear Ssiien 12-124e, ibori
Rippenfeitsn 11a-12c. ertrd ibort
clear Seitsn 11a-12c, S9uItern II
lille. Bellies 134-13ac lOie unb
be mebr perpadt.
Bacon. Short clear Seitsn
13-134c. tirSe Rippsnieiten 12a-
13e, ertra ibOrt clear Ssit.n 123-
13e. Sd,ultern 12-123c unb Bellies
14a-14ic loie unb 4e per pfuno
nebr perpadt.
sugar gureo 5l.ifd.-
Sdiuten 16-16ac, picnic S6ultern
12a -13c. greatieit Bacon 19-2oc,
S6ultern 12A-13e. Rsp gort Gut
Sdultern 12a -13c. trodsne gsefs
Sdinten $27.00-28.00.
SIBssp6teltes Sleif6.-
S6inten 13t-14e. pienic S6uliern
10s-11c. Bellies 15-16c, S6ulterH
11--114c, getp g)prt gut lille.
6rif9es 6l.iff. = S6in.
ZEN 13a-14e, picniesS9uItsrn 1Oh
-11e, SduItsrn 10t-11c, fort
Rippenieitsn 11-11ae, fbort clear
Geiten 11--11ae, srtra ibort Geiten
10a-11c. Bellies 13A-l5ac pro
pfunb.
Webl unb @etreibe
Webl.-Wintsr patent $4.25-I
4.50. Winisr 0ancp $3.9O--4.15, DO.
sSamilp $3.20-3.5o. Grtra $500 =
3.15. orbindres $2.75-2.95, Garter
Weisen paient $3.75-3.90, bo. fanep
$3.S5-4.25, DO. .Gamilp $3.50-3.75,
Rcaasnmebl, norbpeftii6 semif6tes
S3.75-3.90. reines gitp $4.10-l
4.20. aemii9tes $3.S0-4.10 per gbl. |
Weisen. - go. 2 rotber Winier
96-97e, Ro. 8 bo. 94-95e, go. |
a rotber $3.50 Der @u.
Wel 6forn. - Ro. 2 tpeibes
75-754e, Ro. 3 ipeibes 74-75e, |
10. 4 DO. 71t-73Ae, gso. 2 sslbes |
73-74c. Ro. 3 bo. 72-73e. go. |
1 bo. 71-72c. go. 2 aemii6tss 73-I
73Ac. Ro. 3 bo. 72-73e, 30. a bo. |
70-72c per gu. Dtibss aolbens |
'orn 74-75c, sslbes DO. 75--76e, |
lemifHtss bO. 74-75e.
6afsr--Ro. 2 lpeiber 42--43he, |
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100 @rab 10c. DO. $50 @rab 11sc,
9eabligbt ITS Grab 1915. Grpipn Ga.
iolin zoe, HdpAiu 17c Der @aqpne in
partien bon 1--5 9bls.
g als.-9er Mnrtt III rubie. Otio
Riber $1.20, Mi6iqan unb Mfron
$1.14 Der gbl. BON 280 gfunb.
Z a a ftetis. prima 9th 6a-6sc,
bo. eountrp 6A-6ac per pfunb.
Hoblen-Martt st rubig. Dough-
biosbenp $3.50-3.75, g9ub unb @lad
1925. 2anaipba Stiidtobl.n $3.50
3.75. RuB unb Glad $2.25-2.35
per Tonne aba.Iiefert. Rau4loTs
Stidtoblen $3.50, antbracite $7.75
per Sonne abgeli.f.rt. gote toiiet
$6.OO-6.50 per 9Onre abaeliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-29

fStanbarb ipeiBer 21-43c, 30. 8
ipeiber 42-421c, Ro. 4 fpeiber 4O5c,
Ho. 2 aemiidter 41t-42c. go. 3 DO.
4O5-414c. No. q DO. 40-401e.
@oggcn.-9to. 2 6S-70c, go.
B DO. 66 &c, gio. A 90. 6t--64c.
Ser ite-Ro. 2 iSriibiabrs 60 -
7Oe. Ro. 3 DO. 60--65c Ter gu.
Wbisfn.
9erfauft ipurben 542 gbls. Di.
Filters Ssinifbeb @oobs auf fsr gaiis
bon $1.35 per 9alIone.
9rpceries.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-29
Metaa .Utarft.
q Z IN Nprf. %. Mlai

RspYort, %. TIai.
allpier Marft rubis; Spot mi
Suli S13.70-14.10; glectroIpti,
$14.25; 2nt2 nomincQ; @aitines
$14.00-14.12.
3inn lit i6tuaa su $31.75-32.25,
antimou AParft iIau; Goofion's g
$1.25-7.37.
en.-Narft riibis uHb itnOer.
dnbert.
gIei. Rartt rubis gu $685.
3.95.
Sp.Iter.-Nartt fIau gu $5.05 -
SIS.
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etsahsu.atn-a
Sas. ssmss ans xshsu "a Ssss psys.

Gsib .on eaa' DurSs su ~ : a95 aus.
seliehen.
yrima GeI4ditsp0pIere uurosn sH az
~ bisfoNtiyf.
SteriinsGrdanse IN ftetis.-6idt
~ 4SsK uno Commercial ~ S4.s5X--
1857.
SxHets' DbftgatioHsH pareH
i1Iaa nns ipureeH pis folgt sxottrt:
Yer. Staaten RffunoirnHs Q " - 9s,
geb., ~ restftrirre 109-110X geb., Con.
Rons l1o-111H ,3% regiitrirts lo1 4 -1O14,
eoupeHs lvlH \ - l02, Banana Ntgiitsrso
go VI sst.. DO. Coupon 3as. 1oo-102.
attienmarit.-3u Nlartt mar bsute
lebr rau uno bic Breiit batttn babel iebr ju
leioen, iooab bic SdIuBnotiruns,u meiltens
nnttr oentn pom seltern ftanoen.
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Gbicuqp, %. Wqi.

sdneins. .-3ufubr 1900. Murtt
itstia. Oi. meiiten 9ertdufs bra6ten
I$8.15-8.25; lsi6te $8.05-8.25; gez
miihte $8.05-8.80; idpere $3.50
I8.25; raube $7.80-7.95; 5ertel ST.
25-8.10.
gainoDieh.-3ufubr 4500. Wartt
itetig. 8seOes S740-9.30; Sti.re
S7.00-8.15; Gtoders unb Geeoers
.S6.35-8.35e; aiibe unb Seifers $3.s
.70-8.75; adlbsr $7.0O-9.75.
S6afs.-3ufu6r 1900. Wurtt
itetig. S6afe $5.25-6.15; Sd6rlinge
s6.10-705; 2Gmmsr S6.15-8.20,
5riibiabrs 2Gmmer $7.00-9.75.
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Sn 6en IItttern 0 d c n.

Bauer (oer iih cineu 3abu Sieben
IaBt, itobnrno) so Elm iineperbei.
ratbeter 9aber lit itredIih; jeoen
sIlIgenbIid Ieat Der &crI oie ,3ange
bin uno fiiBt ieine 5rau!"
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MmStpdrtise Wtdrfte.
ge p 9ort, %. W}ai

&OsasnmebI. @artt ftetis.
Waismebl. .-Martt itetia.
9oaaen.-Wartt rubis.
9erite.-Wnrft ru6ia.
Deiaen.-Martt felt. go. 2 borte,
$1.07 c. /. T. Ren gort; go. 2 rot6e
neuer 93ae c. |. f. 5uli 9erianbt; yso
go. l Nortbern 9ulut6 $1.O3s uni
Ro, / ylortbern Wanitoba $1.O4a (
o. 3. idpimmenO.
WeIf6torn. Murtt it.tis. go.
aelbes 814e c. l. I. prompts Qblisfe.
rung.
Safer.-Martt itetig.
6su.-Martt ru6is. prima $1.15i
glo. L $1.12t.
6opfsn.-Martt rubig.
Sdute.-Wartt itstig.
Gsoer.-Wartt felt.
port.-Martt taum itetig.
geef. -Martt rubig.
Gut Weats. Martt flou.
S6mals. -Martt ipiQissr. Ulibbls
Nsit $9.70-9.s0. Raffinirtes taum
itstia. COMPOUND flau.
Salg.-Marft taum Itstia.
gaumpoaiaamen0I. .-Wartt taum
itstig. Prima CONNER sslbes $40.
WoQe. = Martt itstig.
Sars. - Wartt rubig.
Sprbeufiu - gRnrft Hstir
J2sis. = Martt itetig.
MsoIaHes. = Martt rubia.
3udsr.-Rober fsit. Molafsg 2.74c;
Centrifugal 1896, Raffinirt.r isit.
gbtcago, %. Wai.
Wei5sn,-isiir Iai 94-S1.O0, am
S6lub 994c; fir Suli S6s-S7ac, am
S6Iub 87sc.
@sIiatorn.-Giir Wai e9z-71c,
am SdIub 70ar; fir SuIi 67s-674c,
am Sdlub 67sc.
5afer.-Giir Nai 40-41ic, am
S6lub 40tc; fir SuIi 39t-39ke,
VII SHp'ub oOsI.
ROggen.-Ro. 2 Csc.
g.rite 50-63e.
5imotbp $3.B-4.75.
Slee Sob
BORT $19.75.-5iir Suli $19.75-
20.05, an S4Iub $19.s2;fi fir Gsps
TENDER $19,65-19.77, am S6luB
$19.67.
S4mals. .-5iir Suli $9.72-9.80,
GIN Sdlub 1912; fir Ssptsmber $9.s
an Sdlub $9.S7.
Rippeuisiten $10.62-11.25.
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25.
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The Detroit times., 1914-08-27
Ways and fdeaus.

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen--Your Committee on Ways
and Means e whom 9as was w ssfsrrsd tho
the City OF Detroit OF certain prop
erty for alley purposes, respectfully
report we have had the same under
Sss ssr nnS Sy the as city ssd Ens
neer as being correct In form and exec
cution and title satisfactory. and 80
being, your committee recommends that
and therefore ofrsr the foiIowing reso-
Respectfully submitted,
GODFREY FREIwALD.
JOHN L. JAKEL.
JACOB GUTHARD.
JOSEPH SCHEMANSKY.
Accepted and, on leave, the Follow
ing resolution was offered:
BY Aid. Vernon:
Resolved. That the warranty deed OF
troit, OF ali that certain piece OF. par
eel OF land. situate In the City OF De-
troit and described as follows: to-wit;
The northsriy eight go feet OF Out,
c. e7s and 100. except Parker avenue
and except the westerly 120.56 feet or
said out lot lying easterly OF the east
same Is hereby accepted and approved.
and the City Controller be and ne -
hereby directed to cause the same TO
be recorded In the office OF the Regis
ter OF Deeds for the County Of Wayne.
Michigan.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Behlow, Bleil, Case. De
Galan, Dill, Field, Frefwaid, 1utnnrq'
Hindle, Jakel, Heating. Knapp. IAttit-
field, Lodge. Movie. O'Brien. owen,
Reinhardt. Rutter. schemansky. Skrxy-
cki. Thompson. Vernon, Warteil Wen
get Wilson and the President--s7s
~ = = q .
The Detroit times., 1914-08-27
ways and Means

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Your COMMITTEES on Ways
and Means to whom was referred the
resolution requesting this COMMITTEES.
In conjunction with the Commissioner
OF Public Works, to arrange for q
vacation OF one week for City Hall JAM
ttors and engineers. respectfully re-
port we have had the same under con-
sfderation and recommend that the
matter be indefinitely postponed
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES VERNON,
JOHN c. LODGE.
GODFREY FREIWALD.
JOHN l.. JAKEL.
JACOB GUTHARD.
JOSEPH SCHEMANSKY.
accepted and adopted.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-27

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Your Committee on Ways
and Means, to whom was referred the
of Public Works. transmitting pro-
posais received for making necessary
changes In partitions counters. etc.
In the Assessors ofnee, respectiuiIy
Confederation and find that G. T.. Burch
n the lowest bidder at $4,000. and your
committee being satisfied that the DID
submitted are reasonapis' reeommehn
DEPARTMENT OF Public Works with the
aforesaid lowest bidder be approved
and confirmed. the cost Of said work
70 tent ee ru apRrs snd tssrsfoSs oer the fol-
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN G. LODGE
GODFREY FREIwALD.
JACOB GUTHARD.
JOHN L. JAKEL
JOsFPH SCHEMANSkY.
Accepted and, on leave, the toiiow-
ing resolution was offered;
by Resolves. MI That the contract entered
into ~ the p' ggsrsS for 2, rSis
A sne ofhce. total cost sss1oo. be
and the same is hereby approved ana
Rssoived. That the City Controller be
ana he h hereby authorised and al.
rected TO appropriate the amount Of
contract hereby confirmed for said al
terations. etc. amounting TO $4,000,
out OF the Contingent Fund.
Adopted an follows
Ysss-Aid Behiow. Bell, Case, De
Gaiah- phi. Field. FreiwaId. Guthsrd-
HindIe. Jekei. Ksatine. Knapp. Little
Rs,nhardt. Rutter. schsmansky, skrsy-
rel Wilson and the Pfesident-,7