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Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-31
Eel and Gaahed Eve.

James Pearson feet with g painful accident Wednesday evening when he 3ei and made gssh ever his eT3 Mr Pearson was entering h.a yard when he slipped on tho ice walk and fejl striking his forehead against q stone wall, making severe cut ovkr his eye which several stitches were re- zuifed to close the wound. Dr. Thonp- con attended 14r Pearson.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-31
lieree Rroke lts Lsa.

". F. Baldwin, the Norwich avenue grocsr lost one of his horses Tuesday evening when it slipped and fell, breaking 8 leg on North 4 street. Afterwards IL vas shot by pr. Coles Sf the city. The accident happened ahngt Zen o'clock. George c. tsraEt 6ispcsed Of the carcass Of the animal Thursday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-31

D. B. Sweet of North E street is blaming on building garage ;n the xeaf Of his residence in the near fu- lure as he expects to purchase ain au- fonobile soon. The garage will be a single story frame structure with win dezEa on three sides. Entrance will be gained through large doors on the south side.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-31
A Watereurx cIothina co. eankrupt

Hartford, Conn, Dec. 30.--The h5ul- Gngs Clothing company of Waterbury which went into receivership in Au- gust, has given up opposition to bank ruptcy proceedings and today filed in the United States court in this city & voluntary petition in bankruptcy. As- sets are about S4o,274 and liabilities $49,714.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-31
Whist at Psrish Hall.

The St. JoseBh's club gave 9 very successful whist at the Parish l121l cn Wednegd9y evening with 9 large st- ter6@5ses. Excellent prizes were aHafded to the winners and refresh. 1nesfEs were served dnring the even ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-31
will Play N. P. A. Indepsnden.s.

A pickup basketball team around tIas village will play the Norwich Free Academy Independents at the Young Mems Christian Association this aft- eruooEi. The pick up team will go uTl- and a fast game is expected.
 The team will be composed of tAe following players: DeMara, J. Hur- nhy, C. Weller, M. J. Murphy and J. EseIaiE.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-31
spaniah Aviaser kIIIed,

Madrid. Spain, Dec. 80. via Paris, 6 p. m.--Captain Castellui. Spanish army aviator, while flying in a biplane over the asrodrome today, fell from a height cf 800 fest and was killed.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-31
New Years Hours at Post of6cs.

Postmaster D. c. Murphy Gf the To- cal office announces the hours for the pest office, New Years day, Friday
 The oGzice will be closed between the hours of s.20 to 11.30, 1 to 3, 3.2e to 2.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-31

The credentials of James W. wads- worth, Jr.. of New York, to succeed Elihu Root as United States Senator were submitted to the Senate.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-31
Wcmen's Neckwear

The entire surplus stock of leading neckv facturer at two very special prices
 Lot 1-Women's Neckwear in a great variety, of styles, this seasons most popular shapes and materials, regular 25c to 75c values, at Lot 2-Women's fine Neckwear, including all the novelties of the season, big range of styles to select from, regular Si.oo and s1.5o values at ::::;;:.:;.:;;;:
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-31

panburYs-The Danhury Belief so- eiety, which IS recognized as fhe Isad- ing charity organization Of Dznbury. has anaugnrated a xapveznent to bring mbduf the. emtabaaH1srnent 6e an Organ fzed Charities in this city,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-31
PersonaIs.

Edward Greenhalga has left tewn for Newport where he intends to en. Hist in the United States navy.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-31

The total valuation Of the State Of 1Ea1ne la $y459s sB29s16s, am anereaSe for ffhe year Of 9s,Bes.696.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-31
Bank of France to Remain In Par

Paris. Dee. 80, 6.oi D. m--A de- cree wss published today abrcgating
 the order issued by the government on Sept transferring the Bank of France from Paris to Bordeaux
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-31
Wcmen's Muslin Underwear

Our Annual December Sale of Women,s Muslin Under. wear will continue today It includes, immense new stocks of hshgrade UndermusIns never equaled low prices. There Corset Covers, Drawers Gowns, Chemises, Short Skirts Long Skirts Combination Suits Etc
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10
THE MAR K ETS
~ gVLL AS60cSAvED PRESS ~
W ~ DAILY aEPO0T6 W
NAusAs CITY LIVESTOCK


ksnsss cas- No. S'@c- t-.-iiSss
Receipts st,ssss A.stss i@s sissss
i~sik at sales .ss ss ..s. s.ass
$50 ss s,.ss E.sSk~Fs asa sss,skss.
SIS 10 ..Ss iies'. %ts 30 .s".
Biss sos,
Cattle Hs-sip,< ,.ss-s ssss-,
ss@sass ss-sas fra steers $50 I" SIS
Dressed s-~f Steers tsss To SIS
a-~s1ss steer. TO s-sS: ssaEhsst
sa--ss = 20 10 - N@ss as 10 IS
Settlers ssss 10 ~ sas~krss asa s--a'
rrs 6 SO Ia Nosss ssstts SIS Is sss
raisss Csc 10 is-sa
NAs-ps it-s@sPss <.~ss: sa~sh-'
sssaaF: lsssb~ Ia s,.ss fssEiiNs,
ssss ,S sss; ~ssh~rs 8 tn = 50 .ws>
as 10 s.s,
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10
INTERSTATE coNxElcE CON.
MISSION TO START PROBE

washink ton. Feb. i".-Thc inter-
state Commerce comnissio today or.
dsrcd an Investigation Of the alleged
practices Of railroads In leasing their
facilities and other property to
shippers Of freight over their lines
for such consideration or conditions
a. have the effect of reducing tn.
charges to shippers for transpor'a-
ton furnished TO the disadvantages
Of shippers not receiving such privil-
cges."
Prompt action on the senate rcso-
luton for rcopcninR Of the inter-
state commerce commissions invcsti-
cation OF certain financial operations
Of tho New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad was taken today by
tho commission. II ordered tho in
qniry to begin Immediately.
Hearings may be held but II was
not decided when or where. or
whether they will be made public.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10
NEW york STOCK EXCHANGE

N-s York. Fss ts- SsSsks saSsss
.iSs nss ia asiinsl.ta IsassE with sS
effective sapp.,ss 10 Ass past Of IA.
ii.s, Traders Ger S+,Fiss asa al.
ssitasas- II nsoss ssEEsal s~iliss foe
taa .ssa sosoaaI Mas ia'rssifiss b.
's- is.Iaiasiisa is Ss.Sass isssase
In ti-. Of The fail al ir.asAs
shares. sksf. 80. less - siss.si-
:isn ls sasIoH h. s-aA s,S@ks
Ta- .-iii.g @sS-.Esl -s.,ssrei
sstrAs ssieh ssi.s9sz FisasS .ei-sr
=isslF IN the as,iissss sessh as iArhr
Eer = itio Gfssa~. Nsssa4gis kaasss
5 r-ssss aaa MsRas'il+ NaSis-s
F-tisas alsIh,shsd 10 ssiahna 'ossrsi
aaaa h'aI she s.s.sI failed Ia sssos-
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10
CHICAGO soARo OF TRADE


tkinosss frss wh@as Sss~s'
oft ."-i.E. iatia-As-t b. sspps,s 81 a
pause il Eassn<as s-@sns Tbs
sassk~s ~ss ais~ s@Asishis ass-ss-'i
By smPs.s-ss w-sih-s seAaUIan. sss
sh- .taaa-ssso s,os. tsss e@msrts'si0s
r@ss~ has ihs s~s la 4ts~s y aaat-fa's
sretih- aai ss@1shs ,bpas a rails
ds.~niaes sSf- j la ! and - t.s
st sna there sAs . slight fistb-f s~s'
sssk ba, sk-s al ~ 'sS lass MAS 60
gained
Tao close ass s'spas. . 10 aaA !
~ - Mt EishsF
cnsn ~-sS-ssa b-vaa~r ~ fi.s
weather tnE ehst!ihs saa sauliss
NE.s . sais s~,hsrk tho.,xa. sss
saassss had . Assarsias ssaassef .,
a re.ai, Of sfs.siss. s-s.sains r.isr
''Issi, srass.. i'firss stared an'
skaasrs In /. ssa u a.g. aai a ssssh'
~ Gag ,nst slss- s~Fsse 5saS,ian
hseass
The siass sss firm =, m ssvans.
.f i.
f'rnnsss prevailed 10 as's esins
Tn advice shs, tras, of the 900.
40" i.,shris at Canadian o,ts 81 tsaf
fsso have h-~n ssia IN Eas-r~.
Close: Wheat. Lsy ssl i.,s 50,
cnsa. MAJ 81. Jaiy CA
ne's. May ssis Jaiy as.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10
# BACK HURTS USE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS



Most folks s"fs@s that tbs hias~Ys,
iiAr sss ha--'.. st sipszssh anH
sisgs-s and need . ttu.hlns aSsasi.n'
ails. Sis~ 80 hsss baslsrh~ sh.t dali
m.ssss in ,hF sian-F r.ssns. s~t.r-
.krslash-s. gh-.ma'i. i.its.s. tass
ria liver. aSia stomach. si@-pi-z.n-ss
and ali sosi. of bladder disorders
Sna simply n,us, Keep yostr kidney.
feel ~ A~he ~ rsss H. sss kIaa-r
f~xion. s-s arsnus isssr "uas-. II LAD
Salts from shs soas.l drug s.ssr h~--.
ssh- a ,sti~sfsrnsui ~ glass ~
na'-s .-:.r~ s'-.Efas; .as a .-. days
ef.I yanr hidH~t. "iii then a., fine
TIT. famous ssI'. IL matte .Som tho
aeii ~ sraB-s saJ lemon iuis-. rom
hisr., with ii,hia snd is hsrm,~e. q.
tiush .inss~d kirh-Js and Stimulate
them To normal activity u aiso aru.
sfsiis.s tho acids IT, tho urine .o II
M io.s"r r-i'alCs. thus sadinE biad.
der disorders.
iai Salt. ts harm;rs. ,r~Sp ~nsi,-.
nai-- = delightful -ffSrtrs.-ni inh.
sa water drink which ever, ,.o,,y
should take nos snd then 10 keep
their kidneys elem. thu. avoiding
80 sious complications.
\ S-ii-kon.n ios,i draxxi.s SAYS
ho sells 'o'a NJ lad Salts to folk. who
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10

i.i.s al letters advertised az Trial
lad. Colo. ~-~k .sainE February >.
1914 u not rallied toF bf t.bfaasy
&c uh-f aiii b. s~n, tn ,h- dead irsa
tee office
Nfaujs. Manuel
Nrasih. t;a,-i
Naan.. ciss~se-
iIs~-s.. Fred
narEark. = IT, COCO
isaeso. ssossfs.ia
R-nss-ssi-.. f~iis
Cole. H,'-s .s,
''ssiains,ah. G-o. =.
c.et. cha.
Duran. i'.aro
nIraa. iasas
p-ia.s. Michael
i:rasaa.s. Gusasi.i-c
Fitzgerald. 1sm~s 80,
Flores. Victor
Garcia. lose d.
Gregory. william
1n'-ri~ss. Julian
0urni~. ssnbrsn
Hot sulphur i'aih c".
ii"iia~a,. a. l..
hernandez. Guadalop~
ivanis-,i.. bukan
Kerr. Fred
1.urcro. Thomas
i.nscnso. torro ne.
tiisrr. Mrs. Kate
Morris. n. n.
Mcridr'h. Raymon
Mcbus. e. \.
McCauison. Thomas
Manxeih. Domcn,so
Hcvojdic. Budc
P,diiia. Miss Anita
Quin,ana. Emma
Real Estate Sales Co.
Romero. Della
Romero. Roseia
t,utz. r.
Rutz. r.
Rodriguez. Ricardo r.
.pttuH. N'Vt'
Sustcr. Dan
Smith. Mrs. Mary
shafcr. r.
Sciby. Mrs. r. r.
Sanchez. Noberto
Salazar. Euccvio
Salas. Mrs. Minnie
Sierra. German
Santistaven. Mrs. Iinista
Suceda. Pictra
Want Do Mark. Mrs. A.
Withcrcli. Otis
Zannercl1n. l..
Zadra. Ottavio.
II your letter Is In the above list
please state 20 when you call.
\ L. VIGIL. p. NJ
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10
MAKES y !Rf. ;t;'H +, WELL

Ne Ooot 10 RsS :h~ e~vs q. an assa prpsssr
aa.psl RsaAl Olss III Enaiaaa. . rvuss'k.
akls psV lusad- psstaeNns nhAh ~ 6ssniy
ksasvs . he t<ss svne.sy sss@ u.Aaas. "
sssseums ue 0vatrnsns. drsststA:sng
sGerSs Il saeseAanR al 49, u krta ~.
bosld sAssa lsasSts sas-ex,sso shs asrrs
80 g,se afv ss~sx3 sna hvv,y leesrx q.
Slse 6r.lS. u SuasAsns q. slsuhs4 q danger.
90 dfa9 ls MAY NJ make 3sss sssi 6stsss
~ . ss1 dayn, b.. Il y..s s3ss nsA lsvS usssrh
krssss and ssrasxss before 500 have salra
. QssASsrs - ussseh - Sos6 have al csss~s
mssis,nsS that bate rps hsit~~s yps,. 80
IN gsssily gsev ksss sssss nyo~~ys
RGxA1l Olive ul E..sss.ssas. ssrss, Ans posV
Owe o. anl tbs liyr.a-@ras,,-> si.sss.
Shusleh thry have lane l.r~:. es,ssossrs. b?
ss<crssftL t,a'yssss.rs. ate ls-fv los The SIS;
Tine soseisarJ Ts.s tess'. - q teal t-Iy.
nsNe and baooi.sss.i'.sse sasad.mes:ss,Hc
that w0 i-lscSc y sss;-s-as 20 anything cisc
h ovvfeu@5sas eiceii,;y. weakness and la.
h4ltly Sotlssraae. and 10 tore a;sd s;rrrI'hrn
sha nessss sn.i u.rseh u.r Hood. Yes; S'so
afV weak and Ss,a.sS.vn-yu0 Who att
Often Sruut3rd by va:sesss suid wva;s,rs al.
monss,. uss Rrsan Ol,vr I'll Ertui.,un TO
ct and krep ~V,l and s.suex Il . sen.
st,3e, pleasant tasting ard IN wn~~cd
stsengsh. better spirits. glowing health
IL Il enesat help ypa. eou'e and ;~h rs and
~s .'n gre hack your money without q
Wued. That is how m:eii sa.;h AZ have in
IL Sued only at the nm kr'xah sNps-s,
nd h thio tvWn csly BY - ~ ~
Tho ilausnsn Dru. Company =
Thc Riversidc Drug Store. Peoples
Drug store. Opera House DRUG store.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. colo, Feb i".-Cs'I~s
Receipts son: nlrs-' steady. beef
steers . to :: cows ami h-if-rs 80.
to ..an. .'o~s"r. and feeders : s" In
...": calves $ tn 1875.
Hos. Receipt. 1000: market
higher. TOP 60 hu1I Of sales s. 40
to S.sa
sheen: E-r"iris SOC. market
strong: ycarlinEs i.:a to .: ~c,hrr-
$50 1" G:,. lambs to s ewes s:.
to SO.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10
NEW YORK METAL

New York. Feb i". Lead steady.
81. to l:a.
Sp~lirr steady. 81" TO $50.
Copper Iui"i. standard. spot and
April a.: asked
Tin firm: spot to-; To ~.
Iron Iuiri
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

rsiS,En. t-t H. ;sens,h ~ ,h-
yssds aave ,h- provision ns-t-i ,
lin FIR, sei-s varied ir,-, 81 "a
!, and ies hish-r. ~i'h as addition
81 gains later.
Close: Fork. MAY ASA.
Lard. MAY ii.o:.: July ii.s.l
Rlh.. Ma, ,i::,: Jpis n.ssi
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10
RATES OF EXCHANGE

Me- S.rk. r.b. ies-CI.ss-s rrim.
m"',aa'iir nsrrF 81. 4. a. TT cent
Commercial hill. 49,:
liar silver So
Mexican dollars 81.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

New York. Feb. i0.-Amaisam
atcd Copper ,N.. American sugar
Refining loss. A,chi.on 3ss: Read
ing 1919: southern Pacific 49,,
Union Pacific ii:l: 4. s. Steel 6hs:
4. $. steel preferred ITO.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10
LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE.

Listen for the whistles! The C-N
carrier boys now possess new whis-
ties. The boys will blow the whistles
when they deliver papers. When
you hear the whistle tonight and
nights hereafter get your en- Just
after II has been thrown.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10

When the bowels become irregular
this condition exists the worse YOU
feel. You can get rid Of this misery
quickly by using IIERRINr TAX" n
dose on going to bed and SEQ how ''""
Won feel next day. Price SOC. Sold
by Tho Hausman Drug Co
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10
ST. LOUIS METAL

St Louis. Mo. Feb. 10.--Lcad
firm. i.0i to 4 ~.
Spelter quiet. 5.o7l to 5.35.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10
NEW YORK COTTON

Nov York. Fob. 10. Cotton: spi,
quiet. midi,ins i:.... Eu'f isSn.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10

Woo - ~ ~
Aeo0sy, ~ ~
- a0oRallos ~
eosi4 Ass1iy ssa1
~ usSls ~ -
1gsNs1 lhssHaA
@o essii ~ So
ss0ots = si8os.
soe00las . At
0Doet - eosOD1
asssssss,s. 49, ~
hssoss ~ -
Asoaits sAsOs -
hW0 - hio
Whee hsv sss
sussiyeas . sss
soossors soasss1
M life Ne fo1l
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10

Printing of every dcacrintion nnat-
~ and quickly executed ~ the
Chronicle Nnws inh roona. Samples
and quotations on request. Use tho
telephone. Trinidad 40. II
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10


ssessers ssssrsa ~
bin life Ne fs>i
siis1,S 49, 49, r -
eesossay 10 Asse
vish Nissis Car ~
-. ~ 0rvsO
daughter 81 ~ ~
fsssoAss J
~ 49, . ssas
s1srsiSss. eayiss
bsss 49, 10 -
NoeoSsaoSs ~ {"
osSes efo9oeiisS
fsuo TIE esea,r srsaoas Aisp ~
SOS aoesesoes sss ssoesasS - ussss
ssy sssea Osre ses AsS . ess<e -
~ osllS rsise1isos u sss - sss
eos1 d . .eooss,<sssss- 80 ssas1
. roseos Veg 49, SAs setssS sus
~ ssos - fsiis Aissss Aisssse CAs.
80 u sss sesisSsS rbs Sessss o.
~ Neo~s o. Asrssss osseev tnD'
pafs1 WIN Thai a. ihs Aeasseas
wooss ~ TnesS ttos ssS 800 u
$50 is~essssS ~ eaSss snesa his
fee se)sAhsssg He1 ~ hsofS - eoss
aseS ~ ~ seaos - ~ t'aJassiso.
= teeI tsos sAas 10 sessSss u
esssss oss sess 80 To tsse he
~onSs . sasov a. <esa epss ~ cir
esialsoe.- - oleAs 90 esss ten -
aseA ase.
The ees great shossks iks eseev b
ihs passs eass sses So thai 10 ~.
aulss lAis aavtolty ~ sosls have 70
lin siasssf 70 . hose seosshsi -
psoerAiss hers, lie sss eoeos0s1 -
this s1ss b, esssbsss,sx . ~ - eos'
sesAaihoa hstSeeo Atsa cassoo aa1
x,okes. sbe aasassss' ssesssasy q ~
eo0pas,. sho vsa sssy evses -
Mss csssee.
Ore Aay shsy saus1 ssas vAseo -
~ss vosssas asA ~ osssAsosA sbsss
-oavsssasSos. Il sas al sesss bssks
aaa sssAoss $50 piays asd pAiiosepAy
ssA po~sry Asd theories os life asd
saisss Of uhieA Hob haA . YER, din
eonpssAsaa,os. Hut his love Vos
osssosssss,ss asd . hsa aacs be re
a-snipsd bis passion ~ ses shoss asd.
ias . ~sy to ssa,isy il With The saos
doseed p.ssiss.ses that hsA made hin
the bsst WORKMAN 10 the ahoe. Ofssp
iss the :des thai '-arniaG as the
nrst step 10 pot bin vi'ete heiiise
distance Of the maiden Of bis choice.
hs saroesea himself In ss9se seeoos
and oeeAa eloSey 10 master the root
sssais.
In The measline Stokes had heeu
,s,rsschias himself more aha noee In
Miss Cassoa's hear. lie vas hasd-
soas. college bird. Of good family.
with pooisSou 10 she 49, sorisly.
daviae . good salary aa1 With every
reason To anticipate sapiA sdvase&
vas siloeethsr naiusal that Miss Car.
sos should REGARD him with favor.
HI, hob knew that Stokes vas NOT
all that the husband Of Miss Carson
should he and he bided bis tine His
opportunity came. He vas wsitins
for q stree, car one day whsa Stokes
came down the street. Just - he vas
nssslus Bob q woman met him. she
rree,ed him with . broken. hearted
cry.
"H.rry uarrv- abe cried. .Oh
where have YOU been, Why have you
deserted me-"
a,o... n,,,.x Oh. c.,h.,,. ~..o,,,
,r.,,mr. ,n,o . h.,,..Y On, ~ .i.hs
hn, uoh could no, MAIN h..,,c. iii
70. ..,a
.yor nrom,..., IN marry mo-. VIM
.nov yo. ala . hundred. Ave hundred
,i,n.. Ana ans, 4, v.s too LAT. Won
r.n .~.v ana I sou.d that von ma
liza ~ N: ana ,h.s Al mt ever
lno~ xorr real name"
wh., s,ors. ala ~. IN N ,ov /.
xoic. pob d,d M, b.sr n nm, The
xom.n rsnii.d.
20 so,r w.n, n h. ,.r.o c.re ~ in
that vay. wan, an honest name for
mx..lr and nv cbiId can rork INV
nnssr. on for ,ood and shelter hut I
80, an hon..t nsm.-.na vsn,
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-10

Tho iiausmsn Drug compan. -
The Risersidc Drug Store. Peoples
Drug store. Opera House Drug store.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-01

er with society leaders and other pros
minent personages from throughout
the eastern part OF the country wa.ch-ss
ed the game. rs ~ 81 ia
Official Washington was there in
force. The secretaries of war, navy,
interior. commerce and labor, the
postmaster general and the attorney
general each headed a. party which
came on a special train. s. Admiral
Dewey. General Leonard Wood, and
Major General Hugh L. Scott were
among the members OF the two
branches of the services whose pres
ence was hailed with applause. A
list of rear admirals and brigadier;
generals present would furnish an ;ai-'
most complete registry OF these
grades. Governor Tener, OF Pennsyl-
vanfa. and Governor Goidsborough, OF
Maryland, were among the chiew State
executives present, x, III 81 gi:.
Champ Clark. speaker OF the nationS
al house OF Representatives, 4 was. d
guest Of Assistant Secretary OF War
Breckenridge. 3, Ss.5 s: y 81.
Colonel Clarence P. Townley, . sup.
pertntendent OF the. West Point Mill
tary Academy, and Captain william
F.. Fullam. OF the Naval Academy, soc-
cupied boxes on opposite sides o. the
ueIQ. sfn s;5Fs srHs j ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-01
BELTON LETTER
Guessing ('Onfevs

BELTON. Nov. 3O-Thc guessing
Ing contest at Frierson's Pharmacy.
which closed Saturday night ut 3
O'Clock was one OF the most ruuular
and interesting things of It's Kind ever
known in Bolton.
The proposition. was as follows.
The person guessing nearest tho num-
Der OF seed In the melJn that won the
1rst prize last August In the water
melon contest conducted by Frierson's
Pharmacy would receive 81. A great.
deal OF interest was shown and 568
persons guessed during the contest,
The melon weighed 64 pounds and
contained by actual count 977 seed.
Jim Frank Wfllingham, little boy
OF Bolton. won the prize, 81. His
guess, 976, missing the mark by one.
N1ne others guessed within ten seed
OF tho correct number.
Frterson's Pharmacy will save tho
seed from this mammoth melon and
will give them away next spring to
their customers, six to the farmer.
Melons. grown from the seed of this
melon can be entered In tho contest
next summer at F'rierson's Pharmacy.
This free guessing contest was adj
vertised in the Reltep Jnurpal ard
many out-of-town people sent in their
guess. many by mail Some guesses
came In from as far as Spartanburg.
The ladies OF the Civic League will
give bazaar next Thursday. Decem-
Der 3, Fancy articles, aprons, dolls.
candy flowers and many useful things
will be on sale.
Dinner will be served, regular old
time turkey dinner. The citizens of
Belton and community arc cordially
invited to take dinner at the bazaar.
Price. SO cents. Mrs. H. M. Geer will
have charge of the dinner.
Femember the date. place and be
on hand. Place. the old Baptist
church; date. December g..
The many friends of J. c. White
will learn with regret that he is still
confined to his room. Mr.. White is
one OF the policemen of Belton and is
liked by all who know him.
Mayor Mitchell. W. H. Cobb, Jr.,
and Chief Of Police j. E. Martin. were
among those who had business in An
derson today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel C. Kay and chill
dren spent Sunday In. Honea Path
with relatives. They were accompan-
led by Mrs. Bette Richardson.
Sheriff Joe Ashley OF Anderson was
among those in Bolton on business
today.
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East Lancaster-W. G. Kelley.
Fort MILE. Y. Jones.
Hickory GrOye-H. b. Hardy.
Lancaster-E. II. Hodges.
Lancaster Circuit-C. w. Burmese.
North Rock Hjll-D. II. Attaway.
Richburg-W. s. Goodwin.
Rock Hill-St. Johns and West
Street. p. b. Wells and w. II. Polk.
Rock Hill Circuit-J. |. Spinks.
Vanwyck-J. H. Montgomery.
Winnsboro-J. Is. Traywick.
Yorkville-Henry Stokes.
Mission TOcOrea-L. p. Anderson.
SpgrtanDurg District.
Presiding Elder-R. e. Stackhouse.
Belulont-W. f. Meadows, Jr.
Campohello-T. F. Gibson.
Carlisle-W. 3. Duncan, Jr.
Cherokee-A. H. Best.
Chesney-G. H. Hodges.
Clifton and Glendale-C. p. Carter.
Drayton and Beaumont-To be SUD-
piled.
Enorce-J. ]. Holman.
Gaffhey-Buford Street, G. C. Leon
ard; Limestone Street. J. w. Shell.
Gafney Circuit-R. l.. Keaton.
Inman-M. M. Brooks.
Jonesville-W. B. Justus.
kelton-J. r. Copeland.
Pacolet-C. M Peeler.
Pacolet Mills-A. V. Harvin.
Reedville-S. T. Creech.
Spartanburg-Bethel, A. N. Brunsou
and W. B. Patrick; Central, C. C. Her.
bert; Duncan, j. A. Cook; Union Buf.
falo. J. M. Gasq4e; Green Street, w
F. Gault; Grace. ]. l.. Daniel.
South Union-J. w. Lewis.
Woodruff-G. G. Harley.
Saxon and Textile Industrial Insti
tute-J. II. Brown, P. C. and fielt
agent.
Textile and Industrial Instituted
r. Camak, president
superintendent Anti-Saloon League
j. l.. Harley.
Commissioner of Edpcation-W. I
Herbert.
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Sheriff Joe Ashley or Anderson was
among those in Bolton on business
today. Z,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Joel C. Kay and chill
dren spent Sunday In, Honea Path
with relatives. They were .accompan-
led by Mrs. Bette Richardson.