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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-03-10

MOBILE, Ala, March ga fight
in the cab of an engine to-day at
Subuta, Miss, resulted in the killing
of M. e. Cole, fireman of Mobile
and Ohio extra north-bound freigh'
train, by his engineer, Marshall Bias
kin.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-03-10
BOURBON CONVICT Is
GRANTED A PAROLE

Jas. Jones, a white man, who was
sent to the penitentiary from Bour-
bon county. to serve sentence of
from one to twenty-one years, for ma
licious shooting, was paroled last
week by the State Prison Commits
sioners- Jones shot Sam Custer, a
negro, at the stable OF Martin Bros,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-03-10
DINING TABLES.

Thin of this beautiful dining
room tables at S4.75 up to $3.50 dur
ing our February and March sale.
I27-tf) A. F. WHEELER & CO.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-03-10
LOCAL STOCkMEN SELL
TWO MULE TEAMS

Caywood & McClintock sold yester-
day to Mr.. John Leer, of Millersbur,
one pair of mules for $500 and to Mr..
Harmon Turner one pair for $435.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-03-10
1T GIVES PLEASURE.

1t is a great pleasure for the house
wife to serve Butter Wheat.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-03-10

on Eighth street, on Christmas eve,
1910. Custer was badly wounded and
later died. Jones escaped, and ii was
one year before he was captured.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-03-10

Never get the idea that a self-made
man was born in an incubator.-F. A.
Kutz.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-03-10
FLOW Frs.

Funeral designs of the choicest cut
| flowers on short notice. Call over
either phone.
10. WARDEN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-03-10
CHOICE GUT FLOWERS.

For the best cut flowers and funeral
designs, call 10. Warden. TIT
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22

Ben gu toHntn; unb srbObt gu gleidsr
3eit bic Rerpoiitdt uno 0as Gefiibl Der
llnfherbeit i'm Ieinbli9sn Eager.
Ssbt iptrbsn bisisnigen, bic bte ullsis
niee Stdrts in benz 8sfiB Der aerOplaus
Itben, stnpsuben; ia, bas 1T ia CANA gut
uRh Ih0n, mem Der Gsino feline aerp'
plane bate, - d6sr it mDsen fia bsrubis
gen, benn mas Der 9eutIde maat, Oas
ma6t er ariinbIi6. GO bat er aud bieIe
M6glihteit i'm oItripeiteFteu Mube ms
augs gefabt unb 1T ibr bur6 cine 3tpedmds
bige armirung Der arsuSsr in iebsr Dtiie
beeeenst. Sin auftirtu3sr TIT fopohl mad
uRten, ais aud mad btiDsn Glanten unb
aud nah obsn in isbtr 8tsiehuRg gss
Iaibt. Rad unttn Itsbt ibm Elm qaneisr'
robr our 9erfiigung, tpelhss ibm era
moqli6t, ununttrbrodeu Bomber ab8u'
iptrfeH. Rad bsiOsn Gsitsn 1T sr Us
I6iibt burh in ben 6onoslu untsrgts
brahte UldTdinenseiptbr,. unb fit fstnbs
Iihe Qnariff, BON Oben Iteben ibm uuBer
elmer StsiIfeueriunone bier MuIHirsnge'
nebre 5ur 9erfaauHg. Benn 3eitungen
bsri9ten, boB Elm 3eppslintrsu5er bur4
tobesmutbigs 4neriffe bts aeropldnes sts
rdmmt unb gum Sinten stbrdht lei, 70
lit bas 3uminbet als sIatter 8lObfnn
d%n3uIehen; nod bel peniger, dls bisIe
aeropldne, f0nnen @~stpt6rtussln ben
3eppelintreuBer gum Qbiturs bringeH.
GtlbT aefebt BEN Gan, "a piirben ibn
msbrers bieTsr @siaoFe srreihen uuO
.inigt IeiHer 9alOnsts psrlebsn, tpdre g
ibm INNER nod mSglid, Iid in Der Cuff
al srbalten unb tintn aeIhisteu 6ufsn
gu srreiGsn. @efibrli6er fir ihn IiHb
SbrdpnslgsT4ofe, neil bur9 bieftlbsn
cine Gut8iuoune Der Sale unb bdmit bic
@srbrennungsm0gIi6tsi ssgsben III. qber
sbtnIo eefG6rlid, tpie feline pl0blihe 9trs
ni9tung fir i'm, lam Der plobli6e abs
turs fir bic unter ibm bstinbliten fetnos
liaen GHiffe pber Solomon tperbeu. Gos
pnbl bic mitgeiihrten Bomber, ais aud
Der @prrotb an Benign urb gum minbeIten
audi bns Gigengspiht bes 2ufttreu5trs
piirbsn Q[lem, tpas inter i9m ober in
Ieiner 9dbe III, Sob urb 9erberben brins
gen. mir tperbtn fiher i'm Derluufe bss
Gelo8ugts oft gsnus @slegsnheit bdben,
i'm bic, ipie q in Der tlsbtrihrift heibt:
~,mobernIte nnb gsfibrlihIte a~riegsipdfs4
i9Gbsn su ltrnsu. GbsnIo, pie usiers
8esnsr bisfslbs firatsn perbtn. 9atsrs
lid nirb Is bier ni6t phne abfoluts @:rs
lutte d6ssben. absr ibrt 8eeeutuns in bies
fem ungleihen Sample peroen lie botus
mentiren fir ale Setter.
Die aufsaben zines 3sppeIiusa reussrs
finb in Der Sauptiade foteenbe:
/. auftldrung BET ieinblifeH Sttaun'
gen unb 8%tpesuugsn;
2. Gdaffune BON unorbnung In fsinns
Iiden aufmurfatolunneui
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
BID EnVkR 5cAAcHT zW/ScAEW NRHe55cAKExN
nm LUEESCHFEEN

70, baB bic S6iffe, nel9e elmer aldfe
dngebOrsn, aud 5uiammeu cine 6ormu>
tiun biloen. Die ben 2ufttreu3ern ans
iallenbe S6dtigteit beItebt barin, bic am
I6ptriten urmirte, alio grDbIte alaHe,
duf5uIu6en unb oon ibnen 70 bel uIs
irgenb m0ali6 unIhdbli9 au MAIDEN.
9as 3isI fir ben 2ufttreuSsr 1T bier Elm
unglei4 gr0Beres unb Der GrfoIg elm bel
iiherer, ais auf benz 2anbe. SnfpIge Der
RegulirbarHit Ieiner geIdpinbtgteit 1T
Der Qufttreu5er aud in Der erDBten SDhe
in Der Gage, lib Iotbre6t iibsr elm
Shlddti9tff gu itelen unb feline nit be-
ionbers itarteu Sprengitofftn gefiiqteu
Bomber mittels bss 2ancierrobres duf
ben @egner ab3uperfen. Dtnn burh bic
@rplOiion audi ni4t Elm IofOrtiges Sinten
beS G9la6t1diffes CREDIT tpirb, 70 ipirb
bod Der @ei9iibtburm osrni6tet unb bas
bur1 bas S6la6tfGiff dls foIdes tpcrths
los. 4aerbinqs finb bic 2ufttreussr. ME
teirs dnbsrs WafFe. bom 8ettsr ubbdngis
unb nirb Elm boiler @rfolg iebr BON
Slid, ~ncnigItens in bitier 8eSiebung,
b~eainIti9t Ietu miifen. Sebenfalls nirbe
bas Grideinen zines ober mebrerer 2ufts
treustr pdbreno Der Ra1t unb bds Sptes
len bes S9einiperFers bon oben Der eises
men 8tottc Itbr pidtige 0ienfe Ieiiten.
9(ud bier nirh bic an anrb bsfinbli9e
Decentralization, tpie BEL Der ~2aubdrmes,
benz abmiralI6iff ni6tige S~nformatips
Ren iber Stelung unb Stdrte Der Glotte
mtttbeilen tonnen.
SelbF in benz 5dle, buB bic fetnbli6e
GIctts einen TdiiBenOtn SdFen uuffu4t,
fat is bds niht erreiht, mas fe srrsihen
poate, nGmli4 fir ben Geinb unsrreihs
bar su fein, fpnbsrn esrabs bort 1T es
fir ben 9ufttrsnSer Elm bisf eti9teres,
iih fein in abfoItlter Ruhe bsrburrenbes
3iel 3n Tu9en uub au treffen. Sbu ptrb
ipeoer cine Seemine, nod cine 5ouTtigs
5dfenfiderung bapon dbbdlten fDnnen,
Isinen aneriff nit @rfDlg Onrd5ufiibren.
a6idueiben 6es GifSnses.
Dd6renb elm 9beil Der 2uftflptts gers
penbung finbet ols uttib mitpirtenoe
Baffe in Der 6dla9t, tpirb elm on6erer
She'll bet 2uftflptte bic &ufsube erbdlten.
ale binter Der Sront bes Geinbes beftnos
li6en @ertebrspeqe, 9riidsn, Gtfenbdbnen
u. I, IN. gu sertDrsr, i'm bdbur6 BEN
8einbe bic RiidBuesmDsIi6teit 81 rsb'
men. aommt bic feinbli9e grmee that's
fd4li9 sum 8antsn unb nlub fid our
6tl9t penben, 70 tpirb ii9 bic bintsS
ibm bsfinbli9e Glptte sssen ibn ri4ten
unb bur9 tire WurfesfhoHs psiiere Der
beernng unb llnorbnung in bic bidt ee'
brGneten MaHen bringen. Der grf0lp
elmer iOl6en @9Id9t tpirOs ousfdluse
sebsnb fir ben geIdmmten GtlpSue fsiH,
ba bisisnigsR bic 0iraldI sintr inIder
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22

beipsgung Der Sruppsn %tintritt, 10 pirten
BE ~dbgeporfeuen Bomber, Ielbit tpenn
nur sin5eIue 5reffsr babel finb, befors
mirenb uno bemoraliirmo uuf Die GEE
fammten bartholomew. Bel Der Ges
idpinbieteit, nit Der Der areu8er fdbrt,
bittet CT teiu geeignetts 3islo6iett, 10 bab
linn in bieTer Geoie1uns bic unter ihm
befinbIiGen Strsittrdfte notwithstanding
psnig 69aben aufugen t0unen uno uns
%Iopeniger, fpenn sr ben Sruppeu nidt
sntgegtngtfloetn III, Tonbsrn i'm groBen
8ugeu bieielben umflogen bat nno Der
angriff BON Der RiitIette erfplgt.
Mttuirtnug 1T s6ladten.
Die benz Qufttreu8er pGbreub Der
G6ld6t 3ufauerbe 9~auptdufgabe beitebt
In Der StDrung olltr bintsr Der 6ront
tdttiinbenben geptgungen bes GeinOes
unb Relbung altr peroddttgen 8epe'
eungsn an bic Oberlettung. Wenn BEN
Rraser uuh tpd6renb Der Sdldht sroBe
8eTahren npn Seite Der feinoliAsn aufts
fIotte erltebeH, 70 pirb er ourd feine tarte
Armiruna ~ ME fpeittr unten sef9ilosrt
1T = aud segeR btsie feinoIihen ars
sriffe gei6iiBt iein
Die eigentli6en attionssebtete Der 2ufts
treu3sr iperben nGbrtnb Der S6laht in
Der @ereitluug Der GIuntenumgebuneen
befebtn. 8ur4 tbre grobe 8etpeglt6teit
unb bur6 bic MGgtidteif. itd pdbreno
beg edn5en 9ages In Der Cuff 81 erbala
ten, limb lie in Der Gage, bic an ben
Gldnten p~ernenbeten &apaaeries 3ruppens
mdHen peTentIi6 gu urteritiisen. Sin
aufttreuser fiibrt gep0bnlif 700 9tlo=
gramm 8omben unO Ionitigs Gef9DHc
nit Ii6, ipel6e Mense reidEi6 eeniist,
I'M gauge abtbeilunSen 81 bernt9teH.
2u9 in benz 9eftreber, bic feinbIidc
grtilerie 10 f6nel dls mDgIi4 gum
Sdptigen gu btiusen, tonnsn bic 2uft'
~trsu3sr bic aufgefdbrenen 8dtterien mil
grOBsm grfols nit Bomber betperfer unb
babur6 ben Musenns Oss 4rttIeristdm'
PIES giinitig beeinfluFen,
Sinh bic fsinbIi6sn gatterien sum
Sdpeigsn eebra6t tporben, 70 tonnen BIZ
2ufttreuser bic sigsne artilsris in bel
8eIdisBung Der feinOIi9sn Snfanterit
peientltd unteriiiben, unD 70 sum eno.
siltissu Siege iiber ben Gesnsr erbeblif
bettrustn.
9a feline Station, auBer Der beutfhcn
uber drmirte 2ufttrsuS,r psrfigt. 10 fam
man in benz @siib unIsrsr SreuSer elmer
Ma6tfattor erbliden, pel9e fih mt
srpBttr MISREPRESENTATION ala unsi6las'
gtbeub ertpeiIen tpirb. aber ntht nui
beim 21nbs unb Geltunsstrtts DirD bel
mDberuite oiler Muffsn g~srpsnbung fin.
ben, ipnbsrR in itortem. ia Dielei4t md
tGrtersm mnBe i'm aries Sur Gee.
Die g9lo4torbnung elmer Glotte Il
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22

8. Qbi9nsiben BON Riid5ugsm0glidtsts
ten our9 Sprengung bon 8riidsn
uno anbersn Observation-Disclosures;
A. Witpirtuug in GntI9sibungsf6Ia6s
ten, fei e 3u 8dFsr obsr gu 2anOe;
5. @erfolgune bss geidlasenen 5sinOss
ober Dtduns bes Riid3uges Der stgea
men Strsittrdfte;
8. 8etdmpFung Der feintli4en 2ufts
flotte.
Qufflirnnssmaffe.
Durh bic auf benz 0ahe elmer jsbtn
Guftf9ifFbaLle Undergraduate 8elefuntens
Itation srbdIt Der Giibrsr bes 2ufttreu3ers
birstt aus Dem Sauptqudrtisr feline Bee
feble. Seine 9bdtisteit eritredt itb auf
abiu9une i'm boraus beRimmter @eldnoe,
grmittlung Der auf bieiem befinbli6tn
feinbliHu Baffengattunser, GeitIteauns
Der @r1be uHb Stdrtt Der sin3tlnen abs
tbtiIuneen unb bsrtn 8etpegun9sridtung.
geIonbers tpihtige Stslungen psroeH
photographic uno In mitgefiibrtcn 8tnes
rdlftdbstdrten morttrt. 0us 6dupiduars
tier nirb uuf neutrality-suspicious. @e9e
fDrtlaufenf bon Der gemnntsn 9eobahs
tung unterri9ttt. alf 9runb Der erbals
tsnen MeLoungen siebt inn has 6aupts
quarter nuf benz glei6tn Weee neue Be-
feble, obne bdb CT et8lDungen III, ME bic
aeropIuus, nab i,tnem QuFItiegsorte
pieber 5uriid gu tebren. Der 8ortbeiI,
pslder bierin liest, 1T Elm febr GENIAL
tiger, bd Der GIitser erit nu9 Ieiner Bid
iebr Wlelbung bsr gemd9ten 8eobu4tung
MAIDEN unb buun crft ntue 8efebte ems
pTdneen unb uusfibrtn fam.
Cine ipeitert %llsberltgsnbeit beg 2ufttreus
sers aedeniiber benz aeroplan dls @uftlds
runesfpdffe If BARN su ,rblidsn, bub IS
benz arsustr m6slid 1T, iid Obne 66piea
rigfeit breimdl 10 LANCE in Der 2uft 81
erbalteit, als Elm aeropIan, unb pGhreno
biefer 0ar5sn 3eitOausr in ftGnoiser 9ers
binbung foippbl NIT benz Souptauartier,
als aud ben ein8sluen armsetprps gu
ieben.
st6rung bes feinhIiden aufnturi6es.
@ur1 bic Bel benz geTummten auftlds
rungsbienIt gema6ten 8sObddtungen 1T
es benz 9auptquurtier mDglif, bic bedb'
fi9tieten 8etpegungen oes Setnbes ppr'
dussuIeben unb oieieaiesn gpitionen, BIZ
ben tigsnen GtretttrGften am sefdbrlif.
fen tperben t6nnen. feItauItelleu. SEPT
trcttn bic 2ufttrsu3sr in Guhftior. Do
Der 9rt Der feinblifen Gte[lung eertal
bttdnut III, tpirb IS m0gIif, ben Rreuaet
genau na4 bisier Stele BIN gu btrigiren
Seine 4ufguhe beitebt in benz abipsrfst
Der Bomber. Die @en~duiateit, besp
sreFfFderbeit 1T, lpis bic esmu6ien Der
Iude sinipdnbfrst ersebsR bdben, cine feb
erobe. Mie fhon BEL lsinem Grfneiner
! Elm seipiHsr Gtiatanb in per @DrDdrts'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
: 0eMti4lonSs &nftflotte. : :

otIdbrIi9sn wdIIt madifos ssatnHbsr
ethdnbtn babsn, ME mebr ben Wlut6 iEns
ben nirosn. sssfa tintH 70 ungItidta
@tgntr ~ Gstot 5u aithtn. IN Deltkm
Wabt bic QL'ttrtusr In bitter 9tsithuHa
ousprobiri fub, mag nur meniain btlauHt
Itin. Wit bod obsr Bic beutGhe MrrHts
oslslbs ais gDaiis sinIadbt, esbt bdraus
bsrpor, baB Bel Gurbnben cine brtbbart
boppdl9iFfias 2uHIdiiIboIe iskt ftriia'
a,ftnt 1T nnb cine Bptits, sbenfa1b bops
ptIfAifiief, bd embsn trbdul ptresH
iort,.
eampf sesrn bic feiubIihe SnfHOtis.
Wit I4on bcrbin rpGbnt. bsibt i,ins
anbtrt Ration ais bic beutThe armirie
quftT6ifFs. limb "a icnnsH infoIgt btTtn
bi, Ittnbli6en 2uftI4iIFs eintu 10 ma
aldttn admpf ni4t ~ouinsbmsn. Gdmmla
li6s dnosrsn RatioutR babtn bas euupis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22

Die preubif6s 9dnptsBibeEeegeny
f6aft boIenbtt in bieTem Sabre bds erHe
Sobrbunbstt hires geitsbens xrb fbrsr
abGtietsit. ats Gag Der 5ubsLfeIsr hpt
lie ben Is. Dttobet beIimrit, !
aalmiidinnea ersdasem Febfsn6g
AonE IN ihttt GriiGr hur4 RotadA
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-25
L-L.IMANTIC

heart trouble for the past few years, MT. HRran had been feeling rather bet ter Of late, and was able to reconeid- eralae work.
 While on his way to his home on Bank street shortly after six o'clock. 1fr. Haran was seen to stagger and fall heavily to the ground He was apparently dead when the man who had seen the fall reached the spot. The police were notified, and Dr. l.. I. Ma son. the medical examiner of the town, was summoned. He pronounced death due to heart failure, and gave orders for the removal of the body.
 The deceased was native of Wtlu- mantle and forty-seven years of age. He had worked at different occupa- tions in the city, and was at one time owner of the Haran block on Main street, now the property of Michael A. Sullivan. He was one of the oldest members of the Willimantic Fire de- part1nent, captain of the fire police, and a member of Division No. 1, A. O. H. There survive him his wife, Julia Haran, and two children, Raymond 12, and Mary Il.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-25
WEDDING.
Mccafrey-suIIivan

John J. McCaffrey of New York city and Miss Mary E. Sullivan of this city were married at nine o'clock on Tuesday morning at St. Joseph's church by Rev. T. F. Ramon, the pas tor who also sang the nuptial mass. Thomas A. Cotter was best man, and Miss Bridget Sullivan bridesmaid. A reception was held at the home of the brides parents MT. and Mrs. Cor nellus Sullivan of Brook street, follow ing the ceremony. and a breakfast was served, anly members of the families being present. MT. and Mrs. McCaf- frey started on wedding tdip to the Berkshires, making the journey to Hartford by automobile. They will be at home in New York after December tenth. The groom is well know here, and is in the railroad business in New York. The bride was until recently employed at the Boston store in this
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-25
TRAFFIC RULES IN FORCE.
Tuesdays NisIators Chiefly Rural vis-
 itors Unaware of Ordinance.


 The new traffic rules went into eff feet Tuesday, and the police were busy notifying all who violated the ordin- ance of it's provisions. Copies of the rules were given out to most of the violators, who in a majority of cases were people from outside the city, who came M for the day, and were unaware of the existence of the ordinance. No arrests were made, nor will there be any until everyone has had a chance to become familiar with the provisions, except in fragrant cases.
 One man who was warned had left his horse feeding directly in front of Wilson's drug store, and seemed quite surprised when told he could not feed his horse on Main street or leave him without hitchinS. Selectman Mitchell who saw the incident, said he thought it was the first, time in seventeen years that anyone had ever tried to feed his horse at that particular spot, right in the center of the city. :,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-25
ATLANTIC NATIONAL
 BANK TRANSACTIONS
Government Contends They Were Not
 Approved by Che Directorate.

Providence. R. l.. Nov. 2A-Atlantic National bank transactions that re- suited in criminal charges against Edward P. Metcalf, former president of the institution, and Henry E. De Kay, New York broker. were not approved by the hank directorate, the government copt6nded, in opening it's case against Mada1 and De Kay to- day. Drafts ek h Massachusetts Chemical cOn1panS and the Mexico National Packing Company. Limited, and a $S5,000 note of De Kay, counsel for the government said. formed the basis of a charge against Metcah of misapplication of funds of the bank .-..u against De Kay of aiding and abetting in the alleged misapplica- tion.
 R. L. Curtis. receiver of the insti- tuition. testified to finding the $35,0OO
 -re-~ n the vault of the bank. He said Metcalf told him the pa CTS belonged to MT Metcalf- Since then, he added he had received Mex ican gold bonds as security for the payment of s21,eo0 due on the note.
 England is much worried over . U shortage in its supply of wood plup.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-25
FRENCH NEWSPAPER MEN
 IN THE TRENCHES
So Close to the Enemy They Were
 Not Allowed to Speak.

Paris, ov. 24, $40 p. m.-The gen. eral in command of the troops along the battle line of the allies between the Ofse and the Somme assigned a staff officer. says a despatch to the Havas Agency. to show 16 French newspaper men something of the ar tillery operations there.
 When we approached the friIas zone" says the despatch, we descend ed into the main trench with which is connected a system of cuts. The trench is six feet wide and three and one-haf to four feet deep. We fol- lowed it as it wound up a slope for a distance of 2 1-2 miles, while the noise of the musketry came nearer and nearer. We were exchanging our new and thrilling impressions when guide told us that we must be silent.
 The enemy can hear us,' he said
 We had arrived on the first firing line. We were immediately made aware of this fact by what we smell ed and heard at the same time. The crashing voice of the three inch guns which we had left behind as we ad- vanced was now almost obliterated by the nearer and quicker staccato reports of the machine guns and the Kausers. At a distance of 100 yards was a gray winding ridge of earth, the advance line of the enemy s trenches"
 Argentine has 15,SOO,OO0 acres
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-25
EWETT CFTY
Norwich West Ends to Play First Team-kalliI zesesr Dead-Peter cauthier's Property Autiened.

The Ladies' Society of the Cengre- gationaI church is arranging for the annual bazaar, Mrs Charles D. Woh having charge of the arrangements She has appointed Miss s. K. Adams, chairman of the supper committee; Mrs. F. E. Robinson the fancy table; Mrs C. H. Jennings, the domestic table; Mrs. H.. D. Hewitt. the candy table; Mrs. G. A. HackeI. the flower table; Mrs. F. D. Ballou, the ice cream; IL M. Carpenter, the grocery depart ment; Mrs. F. l.. Kanahan. the Col gate articles; Miss Ruth. Stewart the penny table; Miss May McNicol, the parcels post and Mrs T. B. Keen, the food table. 9 Eich chairman selects her committee.
 To Play Norwich West Ends.
 The Jewett City first team; will play the Norwich West Ends Thursday morning on the Faust lot Both teams have a strong lineup and fast game is expected. A few of the old timers are to play with Jewett City and the local team is expecting to give the Norwich eleven a good go. The line up for the Jewett City team will be as follows: J. Barry, e.; D. Bliss, l. t.; Harris. L g.; Foley, C.; Burke, l. Il. b.; Purvis, T. g.; Prendegrast, r.. t.; Sharkey. r. e.; E Blake. r h b.; Griffen, {. b.; D. Barry, g. b.
 Death of KaIIiI Zeseer.
 Abraham zegeer left town Tuesday for Charlestown, Va, to attend the funeral services of his father, kallil zegeer. afr. zegeer was i'll only a few and Mrs. Zegeer lived for several years in Jewett City, but had gone to Charleston to live. He is survived by his wife and three daughters. Mrs
 Joseph Amman, Mrs. Thomas Amman and Mrs. George Zegeer of Charleston and fOvxs SnDa A K ZNRaor. of ton and Abraham zeseer of Jewett City.
 Auction of 0authier Property.
 James E. Crary was auctioneer Tuesday at the auction on the Chap
 man farm of Peter Guathiess prop good, especially of the cows one ani- nal being bid off at seventy-flve dol- 1 larfs. Mir. Gauthier is to move to G1asgo and the former owner. Mir. F'ontafne has bought the farm again. Taken to 5aelus Hospital. The Baekus hospital ambulance con- veyed Mrs. Goldberg from the Howe farm on the Canterbury road to Nor ~ich Tuesday evening. Mrs Gittle- man of this place is Mrs. Goldberg's $ Mrs. J. $. Jeffers went Tuesday to Hanover weher, with MT. and Mrs. w. B. S. Jeffers of MontyilIe. they will 1 spend Thanksgiving with the Lee brothers.
 l Aceessive to Slater Library. Two valuable aliases have been add ed to Slater library. One is of the | United States and the other of foreieu countries. The latter will be interest," Hing in years to come as how the coun- tries used to be. Twelve new French books and three Polish books are re- cent accessories.
 f
 | Borough Briefs. | Miss Annie C. Ha1lam of New Can
 aan is the guest of her sister Mrs, C F, BurleSon.
 home by illness.
 Ashland Cotton Co. started Tuesday
 it's new 700 k. ". steam turbine which works with great success.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-25
LIBRARY HAS 8,7st BOOKS.
Total Circulation During Past Year
 Was 3S;9S9.


 The annual report of the. librarian of the city library, Mrs. Bell B. Rig slen1an, has been made public, and shows g. total of S.IS1 books now in the library. During the year just closed 24,5S2 books of fiction were cir cuiated, and f, 163 of juvenile fiction out of a total of 33,S9S which were given out.
 3S4 new books were added. during the year. 205 by purchase, the balance by gift. The library was open 2S7 days, and an average of 90 books a day were taken out. 116 books were discarded, and eight were lost, five of which were paid for. The average number in the reading room each day was 27 The total circulation exceeded that of the year previous by 4,952. due no doubt in part to the fact that since last January the library has been open open every day except holidays and Sundays, whereas previously it was open. only three days a week.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-25
THOMAS L. sTuRoH INJURED.
Thrown From Carriage When Break
 ing of Shaft Frightened Horse.

Thomas Lumley Sturcla of Mansfield Center was painfully injured Tues day morning as the result of a rune- way accident, which took place on Valley and North streets. He was driving a young and spirited horse to town on business, when the animal took fright near the Windham Silk Company's mills on Valley street at the breaking of shaft, which fell on the animals heels.
 The horse turned sharply into North street, upsetting the carriage fin which Mir. Sturch was driving, and throwing
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-25

him to the ground. The animal con- dragging behind him, until, in turning up Main street from North, he slipped and fell, his momentum carrying him entirely across the roadway and to the sidewalk in front of Carrs store. The animal got tip. in spite of the at tenptE of several bystanders to hold him, and continued to Turner's stables.
 MT Sturch saw physician, and had his wounds. which consisted of a bruised right hip and a cut on his forehead, dressed. The wagon was considerably damaged.