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Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-29
You Can't Find
 A Pilnple
After Using Stuart's Calcium Waters Only Seven Days, Pimples
 Simply Disappear.

The quick action of Stuart's Cal cium Waters cannot be described. One must see the effect on the skin after only one or two days.
 They reach down into the blood, clean it as one does dirty linen, throw thus the blood does not fill the skin with eruptions and discolorations in its attempt to get rid of injurious waste
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-29
WArERFoRD

The contract for building an addi- tfon on the Jordan school, bids for which were opened Monday evening, has been awarded to Perry J Smith, lowest bidders. The successful bid. is $o,l97 William L. Roe. Jr., submitted a bid of $5.500; Joseph A. DoIan.
 $6,593, and H. R. Douglas, Inc, s6.330. The addition will contain two class rooms and basement and will be built after plans by Dudley St c. Donnely.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-29
GALES EEepx

The old boathouse at the Yale quar- ters, Gales Ferry has been torn down and the site cleared. Work on the construction of the new house has been commenced by Maruuardt Eros The contract does not call for the, com pletion of the work until spring.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-29
SOUTH MANCHESTER.

The Orford Realty Co. have purchas- ed the land at the corner of Main and Bissen str>ets from Mrs. Susan c. Bis
 sell. and wifi build a business block on the site next spring F.. A. Street of Rockville has the contract to move the house on the property to Bissell street.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-29
DEEP RIVER.

The contracts have been awarded for the plumbing in four new houses being erected in Deep River by Pratt, Read & Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-29

Ffrst-class House Painter. Paper Hanger. General Jobbing (landiords ar private), reasonable
 kupLIk. 2sf Central Ave. City
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-29
OPERATIONS
 IN NEW ENGLAND

The statics of Building and Engin- eering operations in New England as compiled by the F. w, Dodge Com
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-29
AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS

| or more an acre. The importance of drainage on our farm lands cannot be
 over emphasized.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-29

War in Eurone has caused a general increase in food prices in the Canal
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-29

PLUMBING AND STEAM FITTING
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

lRy Tel. graph To The Tribune.
,bspy. Oct .,-Fol'oTins incorpoEations h'ed
,.,tt tbg Secretary of state to-day. 80.
Uus.. , istat,s. Manhattan: 60 suuctlon: s.2y,-
oon' x fb,rIeI Huggl.5. kcnsins'un. Grea. NerS'
y hugh. south Po,and. Maine y. W.
h1;,n a.. We .,r'o 6ear dairy products: so 900
~ ! Ni,dman. l-th 81. Dean; " y. Wledmah'
".eal: ". y Wicdman. o.esn. ESQ
,.,a. ' II Hsyens. Hotel EudIcott SIT = ahi
60 umhus ay.: }. J. Hapin. y y Henry h''l'"'
a NH Snf X. Art Co.. MANHATTAN: ILLUSTRATING &c
400 80 SAMUEL Ncrn, ~ ~ East lsth st.; H. D.
Hirg. ". : o1erchd y ,,ll,.n.,,.r. ,Aa,,u. nra.
S,c 69G, Bsrnc, Glusrurg -" Grand T. Morn
rc,naci. y Y: MORT, Wa'pl'F The Bfon,,, Ann.
t.,.b TN IN KelIy s.. The Bronx, fsnnll
Iiea TIE ,. rront: Morri. llichae Ion NY,..o.
Tie salad on pis,Eiouns c. %,oos M1nhs a
scar. Hro5syu. l.. q, Lay. it093kSn. en-
The SpccI0erApa sale, 90, Nanns's' IL,
200: v Y. Lc6el,sf. u hr'ai"1'' y D. "'''''
" oH.,l is'! sn viiali-ns 60. Manhattan; MANI,
facurgE 'pparau, Sl1u9o; S yo"s, Ia. sid
fns 1'' Robertson Porter Co ro', J.t'er-on;
auto: slcO. 900. r. H. Porter. thst ''H'', ai;
Srrn,'r y j.. H. y. Porter. Trenton y. - J.
d cr nIblt L.ks cu5. SyIacuse hotel tu,ness
40 900: n G wight. syracuse: T.. J. Mchnis,N
The ne M Mutual Mercantile and sales GO. Iiai,oa
2 ca', l f.Y"o4 / = Sherman Ind.ou rs ,.
Hanrick Pn6toglay Go p. Manhattan: Sl51ooo:
Il = Feldmsn. 80 East ~ e.. {. ; Ssirner'
l.. u l.. nai Soefi,'ces Coz Manhattan. $4,000;
II L. Brandt, 1858 Eastern Park"ay. B'ooN9"'
v " pF9 W,,c,, BfC SS Manhattan. women. and
"a Inn, appare,: s. goo; Oscar Nianlel. 2Iio
1F,, Ira a. sisr'yi Marcus. h,i. Marc. y
,SiS uHSii 81 9oo Joseph Pi5coreIlo rs Lafay
etc t.: j. =. CLARK. Il. \. White y. J.
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u S ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENT OF WARSHlPS

Enasa O. " WOLF. dg,'chei Cotnec'ic''' "
naval trslu. ne stat 0 Great Lake. ..
, Ens,gl +. " BATES detached chafles"N' 70
h,..,ln, Surgeon J. y. BAssIN. to reecihns snip
rsy Inspector ~ 4 DENT. detached navy pas
o1fcc and Naval Home. philadelphia 70 s'
rsynss,er W. G FIrH. detached Bureau Of sup.
pies and Accounts. 10 oSrccr IN charge Nav
Fay Once school, Washington. 81. n.,,,,.
Chsp.s.n y. X. EVANS. detached South pa~''"'
chief Bo.,sveln j. MUOY. detached receiving
,h a. New York; % M1 ne ,,-v, ,.,,cb.d 70
Chief Boatsys l.. H. RADCLIFFE. detacnei W
ceiy.ns ship; 10 naval training station San rtAh
Bossw,in 3. Il PEIRCEY to niU yard. wash
Clief Gunner T. T AUSTIN 70 navy yard. New
CHE g'" M.chinis, G. II. HOSTING detached navy
yard. Portsmouth,; TO Connecica.. 49,. ,.,..,.,
Chef lsnn,i 4 \ rAiIlEhANN. detAcIea
Connecticut 70 hou5 and await 9rlef-. .,,., On
Psy ST Ter clcr2 ~ T. MORTON appointed to
Psymsstsr Clefk D. ". JENNINGS, appointed; to
nssa. station, Tutuila. Samoa ,., 49,,
Psym.ster Clerk W. 4. Settle. appointed % na'al
p.y sal'S o Clerk II. H. BARTON and A c.
BRIDGES. appointments revoked.
MOVEMENTS
Arrived.
oct si--Cls,eland. y Ea~nsds s.d san D NJ
lsnillo. knnspoli, and Buffalo. a. Mar bland;
Utah, at RocAand. virginia. a. bo.t9n' ,u DeiIt
ware, 10 Lyuuhayen Roads ana Nor'ih. M i
gan at Tanner Sound: Jouett' sIitis; ,' Ios,
ming, burrows and Ammsn. a. N0rfoik; Atnh'"'
at iSuuhayen Roads.
SAILED.
oct s.--Cleyeland. from Ensenads fot rsn }les3i
ANNAPOLIS from san Francisco Tor Mare lslann :
Delsware IOuett. FRnuiJg. Cummi - BuriUNs
and Anmsu from LuHhayen Roads ipr Nui
folk: Ammen. from Norfolk Tor i"i""a'c"
ort Ss-wheelins. from Portsmouth. y. H.. tor
Rock.and. Me New HsmpsiiFe. from hamp''n
Roads for thai run. $500.
Sacramen,O ordered upon completion 81 tMSO
,,,sr,i1s To- navy Yard Portsmouth. y. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
CITATIONS.

NE PEOPLE or THE STATE or NEW
NOrk.-By tAc grace ~ GOI, free AM in
u, pendent. To Mary 4 Biddle. Thomas ".
Riddle. Elizabeth IA llhuer. Azila Davidson.
Daniel = Biddlo. Thu Logan Trust COM
ptny o. Philadelphia AMI Tho Fnnsyl ,au.a
COMPANY .og Insurance on Live ana Gyuut-
Ing Aunuitles. and % al. persons interes.cl
IN tie estate 81 Annie r.. = iler. deceased.
who al the t.u. G.. Ter ass,h resided at No.
- West 10th street Uo.ouRh " Naulatfa
'Ity and County or New YORK. zs creditors.
i'gstcys, l-sr oc tiu o.. othc-wis., s-n-
greeting:
Upon the petition u NlLert y. Blldle. re-
siding ~ Mamaronec6. New YORK. aud Grace
u. Bidl,e. residing az 80 East J9'h Street.
Borough a.. Manhattan, New York CIty. YOU
AID each II Won are hereby cited 10 sho"
New York. al the SurrOgate's Court OF said
county held a; the Hall Of Records Ia the
County OF New York on the 18th day OF No
b cmber, 1914, 2 hal;-past ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon o., hat day why thu account Of
Albert y biddlc ami Grace NJ. Ridde as
tempo: arr administrators OF the goods. ,Aat-
t-s and credits OF Annie T. H"llcr. deceased
SHOULD not De- judcialiy settled IuI ano"rd d..
lu testimony hereof We have caused fAr
seal Of TO- SURF gates court %. a.. aid
Count a. New lprH o. De- Aer'uuto allNfI "a.
Witness, Hon ROBERT IL bLDW lON f.
Eis "a SIyrostt, % our Aid County. a. tUe
County ~ S,w YORK.. %. g'h dag OF p,fu.
Der iu IN, vDar of our Lo.i on. thousand
uiua hundred aud fourteen.
DANIEL r. uDNpNLN.
.S,al '..iE o. tA- Surrogate Court
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Transfers aud Assignment. u

MI ts.ip , uaseffTult COT
o.. 80, . Ti9ms"H "oT fr,r5 2rtl .
- - .a., gr,,,, oo5 = r.,p,-sI, 4,
-,c,'r'ys M - - -Ior,rau ;I : t.
,.I 80 d. ,ir1,ior a. Ll, ovr "a
u. wa. ca. 90 :" I,r.,bine M ~
CC"'N9' V,' - o,'s'S, - eItC,.ra,i
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G,.h'r, o'',. 1 81 c,,rda,, lstb and r cold
va! B. 80. - -, -, - ~, ~ - %nv 10. e. 4
ing, "1H' ron ~ zoo, ., l,or IA Javs.
nm. ',"1; ~ 4ansi JtoJ, SIor,on iS5j.
oct H. !" barnierl, lp'' "a r, 'ro' rU''' -
c. T. savage i6:%; j. l. t,oI RaTioni = .Tl
As.isnm.nt o'S, G,, ,r ''''U' - -
90 d. - I. -, -''.,.i,i. ,.,--srrn N
Leaves Oh aps'n'o ~ H..P ~, - -
NiIiAmH' ',H :. r. , .',.i f5ut ,,n,
You. 40 l"I "' q..i asy ,,ri
N"' H'Tt 'f,.,,,,.- ,ov' OF. 81.
-" yW".l' = y 49, Nr[. =. = H.
~ "9'i i'm Del =; " p. Il.ves
N4' 90, 'r.i, 49, 20. i Hclllv. iI.i. j
y'."' = 49,. A. - pl%,l,r r u DAYS.
a., -, T. t.,iio r. H.. i.,: OCT. n. II.
R',,I .an,,c.,,on , fo nay ruII Paw Approved.
Iti,rr h" Tprt6I Aug. To- Ak. /. SICK
to tgc 10. on Fix report. C. IaurI WITH.
rom 1uuc 2$ TO Sept. on SICK report
L. ID
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GENERAL, ORDER NO. IS.

GENERAL. ORDER 40. rs.
l. owing 90 the changes In the General ar
fangements for the pageant on october 81 II
has been necessary 10 make complete alter
alton IN the assignments Of troops az pup
lished IN last weeks Tribune ne only nm
ited number Of troops will he needed Tor po-
lice aids along the line Of march.
=. Special orderB VIII he sent by mail to
every troop which IN 20 take station along the
line Of march In the above capacity. or when
~ 30 have any other special detail. All othet
troops will march In tho parade as escorts 10
tho various floats. They will be proNldel
with flags To carry and VIII net bring Nan''
LOR1ILARD SPENCER.
Scout Commissioner.
T. Al the examination held AZ headquarters
last evening tho following scouts we're pro
NOTED 10 fret class: otto TheilhHrt. stsnlcy
White. Walter Kohn. Troop i2I. Milton
Lovensteln. Troop, l35. and william happ'
Troop 1873
=. The council has begun the publication oi
series OF circulars, of convenient vest pocket
size, by GU inches. containing Information
concerning various phases ~ the scout WORK
and tho local requirements. Circulars ] ana
are now ready. The price Of either IS
cent. or 10y mail cents: lOts 81 ten or more
viii no sent post FREQ The itlcs are as fol-
lows; Circular No. /. Minimum he9uiTS
international or Continental Cole with
list OF conventional signals. The circulur'
containing tenderfoot requirements may nr
given to boys who far any reason nre unahic
to purchase e. manual or diary from when
20 study the requirements. Scoutmasters oi
active and growing troops Gre advised 20 keep
these circulars on hand. The code circular IL
necessity for al scouts who Nro studying
FOR second class. as thC Continental - Inc
only code accepted hy the council. ana tn'
scout membership certificates contain only
mails
8 More volunteer are needed for duty 90
TIE Red Cross Bazaar "n Thur.1iN. / goa.
.ad - uua> OF Tai eek. SCOUTS ,H'u.d TO-
ror' directly az tho Grand Contra Palace 70.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES


FLEMING. VIRGINIA HAMMOND - In
pursuance Of AN order of pom. John p
tOhalan. Surrogate Of the County %
New York. notice Is hereby given 10 all
pt rsons having claims against Elrginla
Hammond Fleming. late OF the County ot
New York, 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof to tho subscriber. al a.
rlace OF trsnsact!ng business. No. "a Wal
street. IN tire Borough Man haitian 4.
the city. County and state 81 New York.
on or before the 10TH day Of March. 49,
Dated. New York. september 9th, 1914
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORh.
JOLINE LARKIN 81 RATHBONE
Attorneys for Executor.
Ofice AID Post Once Address. No. %
Wall street. Borough OF Manhattan,
City Of New YORK y.
NOBLE. ALFRED in PURSE NCT. or
a arr S.iF OF H. 0' o1 lSH - New York
notice Is hereby g.,n To- an persons hay,1s
Claims against Alticd Nob.c. lac Of the
,Uy a.t Ooonty OF New York. de ra- %
10 present the same with vouchers Thereof
70 the subscriber at ElS plac" ...-a,.ct-
ing business a the oihce of hts attorney
" ilbc' Notm8n a. hahu. ~ BrJad az,
,ty Of Now York on or before April i.,l,
Ta,ed. New York. october sth. 1914.
FREDERICK G. NOBLE, Executor.
WILMER NORMAN & KAHN. Attorneys
Cor Executor. 20 broadway. New York
CITY.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler a Surrogate OF
tn COUNTY Of New York, notice is hereby
riv.n 10 al persons having claims agains,
Jacoi Doll. late OF the County of New
Work. deceased. TO present the s0nlc With
vouchers thereof TO the subscribers. ~
thei- place Of transscting business Room
s3f. ~ 30 Nassau St, Borough OF Man
haitian. in tho City Of New York. on o.
.afor. February ist. 1915
Dated. New York. July g. 1914
OTTO DOLL. GEORGE DOLL
FREDERICK DOLL 'ACOB DOLL. j.,
Executor.
EUGENE y DAILY. Attorney TO- Exec.
utors. 30 Nassau st, New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISH Nc COAL.
Once OF Assistant PURCHASING Officer. Paua -
ma Rail Road Company. - Sttts street
New York. October 27th. lsti sealed rrU
pos8ls will be received 80 this 0f1ec until u
O'Clock noon. November 2ith, 1914. Tor fur
nishing 10 the Panama Raj Road Compau.
SENT BituminOgs Coal. iu accordance Wit
terms and coalitions set forth in Circular
No y 35O. RlauAt and full information NAV
Os obtained az THIS OHIO A. r. RUTHEE.
FORD. Ass!staut Purg.aslug Odicer.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING FLOUR.
ONCE OF CpWWl-ssry PURCHASING Agent
Panama Rsii Road Company. 20 STATE stras.
NtH Nore. October 2>tn. iWi scaled pro
lo.ll5 vf' la r.r. iN,I q. 'l!s uri.. anal .as,
o.. Dr. November ttr 1915 fH- Uiru .-liug f.
tHs Panama Rail Road Company GuoO l,lr
ge's kansas Hard Wut.r Wheat T,l.
straight. B.. accordance with tru. and ,t-i
Jriors 500 forth Do Circular E.duisitIon "
cots. BLANKS uu- fHl information may b..
obtained a. mi. orti,". r. o. kJrIIEE.
FORD. 'cmmiss,.y fgge-ssiLs AsyAt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
DownfaH of Giants
Attributed to Water
BRAID MAY TRY
LUCK ON OUR LINKS
Scottish Pro to Compete
in Open Championship,
Is the RepOrl.

After years OF baking so rumor has
it, James Braid, several times open
golf champion of Great Britain. has
about made up his mind to take trip
20 the United States. 4 friend who
has had several rounds with the tall
Scot during the last few weeks writes
that Braid's plan is to come over for
the next open championship tourna-
ment and also engage while here in
few exhibition matches.
The letter with regard TO Braid's
possible visit TO this country reads in
part as follows:
Just returned from Walton Heath.
Had eighteen holes with Braid and at
luncheon we had long talk. Would
not be surprised If he came over for
the American championship. | feel
sure he viii. if conditions are anything
like night. lie ought to do very well II
he decides TO come over, don't You
think 500"
There is little doubt but that this
famous professional would have been
here long ago had il not been Tor his
aversion to a sea voyage, but unless m
formation al hand Is wrong there is
Every reason for believing that Bruid
will be seen here next summer. George
Duncan, who at the eleventh hour de-
cided not 20 come to this country last
year, is also considering 1915 inva-
sion.
With an international phase pos
sibihty, the selection OF a course for
next years open championship becomes
more Interesting. Sometimes the open
goes begging 80 70 sPeah' pu'
would be entirely different, were it
known for certain that Braid and one
or two other prominent foreign pro-
fessionals intended to be IN America.
Al present writing there, Is no telling
where the. next open VIII 60, though
rs one official OF the United states
Golf Association sand last night me
logical place would be somewhere IN
the Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIM
Marlborough Rlsnheim Company. a dome. d.
&c corporation. having It's principal place %
business Ia he City. County and state ~
New York. 81 100 apply to the supreme CDur,
Of the state Of New York. New York COUNTY.
az a special Terra. Part j. thereof. 10 De held
al tho New York County Court House IN tho
County Of New York. On the 18Th day o.
November 1914. gt 10 1870 o'clock IN the fore
noon u that day. or as soon thereafter ~
counsel can D." heard. tor an order authoriz-
lug said corporation 70 change its corporate
name 20 The Marlborough Corporation" anil
Tor such other ami further relief as may 10
proper and necessary.
Datcd. New York. october sixth 1915
BOROIGH-BLENHETM COMPANY,
Gy r. \. MNAMEE. President
EBERT l.. HAMLlN. Attorney FOR Mar.
borough Benheim Company No 90 Wal
street, Borough of Manhattan, New Nor
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
MANUAL WINS AT SOCCER
Shuts Out Commercial Eleven
in a Snappy Game.

Keeping up their winning streak m
The high school champions nip series
for tho Maxwell Trophy, the soccer
players of Manual Training flgh
school OF Brooklyn defeated the Com
mercial High School eleven by score
of > goals to y at the Prospect FarA
parade grounds yesterday.
in the first half the. teams appeared
10 he well matched, the goal keepers.
Whclan and Shields, carrying Of most
Of the individual honors. Near the
end OF the period, however. Gillen'
Manual inside right, scored with Il
dnC sho. of pass b Clarke at cen
tire.
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29

N"s'N'eff'H'
ARMY.
rG :.s,y prs ;."i assoae.G f; co., yi$M
ALI,AlIhE. uT,..,,.rsa cGicL ,od hEI + f,ton
iiNEs IT, IaEA pnp,,isTed. f Il,, col
T MMIIEERn i g3 sss2iNE e. iiIi,,h h In Nal
'HhNafOID L. TnRELKHD, 9olh nj , Msi;
rETkR " DAWSON, 29th ~; zap HIM
2sth M Fi,t. Lieut. slM0N y EIchnEfis.
a., 90 IT, FiT,t Lent: 'nAhhhT TH "a; !.
J6HNssoH. soth Inf fret Lieut.. ROBERT IL
yt oREIH6E ar; mi Ma I'll riEIkEEp upon sS;
ptatlon ~ present leaves OF absence; S,n reg
inen;s to which assigned. MAJ; DAWSON r..
th.n,-, ~ J'nHsd siStes Lieut., JOHNSON re-
man on present duty Lieut.. fLEICubh nom
essisninen, Sth M. Jan. J. lsl5' ." u"'ed
Lieut. col ABRAHAM =. .BUFTINGroN. re-
loved from assignment 81 lnf -., -.
MAJ SYDNEY a CLoMAN' relieved i'oD az
Fi4st Lieut. o'R RENJAMIN Z. GREY 18th Ini de.
tailed with organized militia Of Nas'a'hu's''S ~
Frs, sp fea, IRWIN J. PALMER Both Inf upon
expiration u present leave OF absence. 70 rla'''
rifsl Lieut.. LOUIS FARRELL. relieved from as
slUnent 9th NJ nu.,. ,-.t, ,,,
Second Lieut.. FRANB II. JORDAN. S.th M 70
mon eFu.ration OF presant lsaye OF absence 70
Walter Reed General Hospital District OF 70
Cusulain HAYWOOD T. WINTER assigned Ism
M. report to command ng general 20 i,,'.
Texas City, Nov ~ for duty aHh Tor h's"uS
ton with chaplain ~ 9Th Cav
NAVY.
CAPT. DE- WITT COFFMAN. detached navy Sa'''
B0siOn. TO Naval War ,ollese. 49,, .,,,,,srd
Can't WILLIAM H. RUSH. detached cohthahh
1io,,d., a. rummandant navy yard. BOSTON
Lieut. ". +. NEWTON. detached Cheyenne' y 70
command ~ 3. vice Lieut.. JIn ot sraaeI " - u
MUNROE 10 Un.on iron Woi E,., SAT- fcny
cisco. ami craig shlpbu.liins Company Long
Ens "a, r. !. HALL detached south DAKOTA 70
Paul Jones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
G. N. Gets Loan in London.

Ottawa. Oct. 2s.--It was reported
here to-day that the Canadian North
ern Railway had raised in London sl5.-
0OO, 600 of the amount guaranteed BY
the government for its line, notwith-
standing the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
COURT CALENDARS
FEDERAL.
stPKE NJ COURT,

y ~ Davis chicago; a. Gamble. III l:,ho;
Okla. u Townsend Pittsburgh. and !;
Anderson. HOMEGROWN. admitted 10 prae'iIo.
Is Louia De Jonge & Co/iircultcr he'''''
Co-ArEuci.
2b-M X 6 7 RyIU s-Arsument com
mcnCed. -
. Day call for oct .o-Nos s. q, 10. T. 81
49, &c. ~, A. and ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS,

Tren,oa y. J.. o., ;S o = , tgaiis'
NJ. cumming. +. karcher Ne"ltA;
Cioae silA NILS, Patterson; Sl'pO'o. VI. s.,i-'
: Pi.uu "atcrson. Anna Rahi. N-oH@i ,-.....
tryuNou & Hilton Coal company. iring.on :
sj6'G5g T.. Il Folsom. a s.. F@le lr'ius'on;
l. fogla. LHzaret.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29

Jimmy park, denies tnst hc did no.
,tow VIA, q, DO with the ball m a.,
Poly game PFC said that hc waite
igr bis into ference 20 form. Hati'
Foster Ieclar.. tb1t the story no ne
Tribune ON Wednesday was true IN
every detail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
CLINTON ELEVEN
ON THE CLIMB
Show at Best Against
Stevens Team in a
Snappy Game.

Dewitt Chnton's football team is
hound for the upper level IN scholastic
ranks. The boys have found them
serves. and are now playing brand
Of football which entities them TO con-
sheraton against almost any of the
local high school clcvens.
The, showed the best football Of the
,..r in PLAYING the team OF stevens
1rstf.pt, tp a standsfill a. Castle Point
Fioid. UoboSnn, yesterday afternoon.
stevens won Cd prarucc game agaIl5s'
the scnOolhoys, but were forced 70 inc
limit 20 do SO. The score was - 20 ..
Tho clinton line showed MAI KCc
;mproy ,mcnt. Several tunes they held
fo, downs The backs. too. worked
,r..I. End Darby. the coach, a former
syracuse star. was highly pleased. He
look. ,or "a victory over Stuyvcsani oh
Tn,sla. Powers, the quartclback,
playcd "a spectacular gamc agalnst the
ENGINEERS. IT, ripped on t." lohE
INNS. and ran his team with excellent
judgement. Mills and Rittnor also
showed 20 g,ou advantage.
laii dozen Commerce players los'
. p,rfcctll good afternoons practice
lingering about NcNulty Field TO watch
NoIrfs play Curtis High School yes
t,rdgy afternoon. Captain 'lapp ana
ral Witmc~. the quarterback, were Ola
hand To- get line on the Morris plays,
but unfortunately Curtis failed 20 be
,u hand. Morris didn't even run
through siGnals.
Walter Hovmp. haIfback or tire elm
.or Cubs. is playing the game for IN.
t.rm. lie has shown great speed am
oowcr a. line plunger aud proeabi}
,.in -...l.h Tho .eA.OM on the Ir-t toum.
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,,;nry to Larry Doyle's
ar Arm Now Listed as a
Big Handicap,
o, AYERS DISABILITY
IS NOT PERMANENT
s.,rst Army of Recruits May
Enable John McGraw to
Recover Pennant'
a., HAYWOOD BROUN.

~! - l,.l
W,.er hiss not 9l''h ''eu "S'VN
,be cause, which have brought
an'ns ''> I.a-.f,ll of baseball teams.
,seui tne UV" e., I,},r Foster II had
al seeofoi"e -, 20 81.
NH 70 do WIN '"'
-, "a win The National League pen
-. scesor The water which
asn' Ns' C;ao,s dsvelopcd in the
sFsh'P'u -. povlc's right arm. fol
,...,,s an automobile ACCIDENT IN Whl'h
io"."A ~. cor into a tree.
he o,V ,rgh DOVE took b short rest. the
A'' s'''s5 70 recover Is o,dtimc chi
am '@''T be PLAYER could not discover
SeaS!' ,,,,,.- and came back 10 the
rhs' We s,d rrrshcd the season, in
game ~ ,bo .t.F.,., u his shoulder.
pie I" NJ. inability TO hit or to
Is va r'j ru. form which spoiled
tsio \ 80 y. o.. ,t, Giant, in many "a
ne 0n.1-'.,cti -.. ..o OF the season.
ss@' ,,i.rsr'. ,t..nr-s was noted by
4ht s,' ,,sr... md il was rumored
is.p,', hal .. "-.a,~ arm and was
D. ~ -, baseball Tor good. 4 day
hfv~s 90, ,i, r,ln.eNed player Went
o w .. sr. . N-rav examination
% 8 e'S ". y.st.r B.. the arm socket
he Doctor az 80, and that if Dovle
"a esI , ~" S.. enter he should re
vtS seIe!u Co. a. GOOD coh11,ion
pcr' heN' !'-
g s'''
,.,,,sb ,he New York National
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RrCrIyrKs ,pPO-NTpp.

supreme Court--BR NDY. !.
Sarah e Doty/F1ora Schr"ibc7-G \ stei.'
miller
jacob Schmitt Caroline ' Fey ] Donovan
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scou7sS 'Ahnn
%Hxcny - covAeiCy
so MADISON AVENUE

Tho orGcrs and notices that appear IN th.s
column apply only to tho Boy scouts ot
America and not 60 any oth0. Organization
uaing tho word scouts" iorilard spence"
Scott Conimlssioncr.