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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

The July q Issue Of the canai Rec ord states that the steamship George aAwlay. of the Boskon & Virginia Trnnsportation. company. which rass- ed through tha PnranA eanai on of gteel tn he sshlppcd through the canat in the United etates coastwise trade The shipment Amounted to 1.tl9 tons and was from New York 70 Ban Eruncisco and Portlan1
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

There is always. heavy demand in South 1frica for heavy InIners' boots. The stores along the WIsHntersrand main reef alone sell some 2o.0eo monthly. and a South African journal notes thak prfces arc rapidly ndvanc- tnE owtng to the shnrtage due to military requirements- ~
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

wHd horses in Arabsa win not sd- mt q tame horxe anong them. but the wild horses of South America en- deavor to decoy domesticatcd hJ-ses from their masters. and seem eager to welcome them N
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

Where the French and German armies are erappling In nnish-y con dict. there are the Lzdies.- of the Mouse. two wood crowned heights overhanEing the river. near the town of Furnay. In the ArEpnnes-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15
ASSESSORS NOTICE

An persons liable to pay taxes In the Town of Nor wich are hereby noti- before the first day of November. 1915. a written or printed list. properly signed and sworn to. of all taxable property owned by them on the first day of October. 1915. Those falling 10 make list will be charged penalty to law. t Blanks can be obtained at the As- sessors' office In City Hall. or VIII De Office Hours: a. m. to D. m-
 Lists will be reSeived beginning Friday. Oct st. 1913. datly.s1 except Election Day, Oct. 4th-> Dated at Norwich. Conn. Sept zsth.
 BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
 Norwich. Cor=. sep2sd
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

Hitherto the postage Fthmps sf the Chinese poatofnceH were ordcred from foreign countries Tn view of the wal in Europe it has become dlficult foI the govarnmert to Import new Eup- plleG The. minintry of finance has de- cided that postaFe stanps bc nlanu- factursd and printed by the govern rnc4t engrAyins bureau at Picking
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

About two million natives of ssam are engaged Nm the cultivation of rice, but the large increase In the production of fAmcrfcan rice is hav- Ing the effect Nof reducing the Slam crop.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15
BABY'S BODY BROKE
 OUT WITH ECzEMA
And BIisters Would Form. Skin Began to Crack Open. After First Days Use Cuticura Soap and Ointment Baby Slept All Night.

B4 Myrtle St.. W. Lynn. Maas.-"At the age of ten months my baby began breaking out on his body. It looked as though hs
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

Local trade in Trieste, Austr,a's port on the Adriatic. Is In a state of stagnation. The largest department store has discharged half its employ e and the rest afe working on half pay.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

A henzol plant has been established by flie sydney. Nova Scotia. steel n1illB, the product. being converted Into toluol and naphthaIine.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

iOf 100000 tons of sugar used in Great RFftafp in a recent year half the supplies were derived from coun- tries with which Great Britain is now at war. t
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15
To RENT

QCoNOCHONfAUG-Tsn-room, cot tase 2 acre. land. and 1000 Feet Iron a1 rcxctahis fafdene: hardwood noors. piurnbfnE and heat Renta. se5o. Orherx f-eo to s4n6o.s Send tar e-okiet-
 FSANk ". GOV. sstsr's. R !.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15
PoEIRY
z1fn AnrIsr

Wher Nature with nls1ien Er4ve
 NnN by k1e Lord 4n1oH41s she painted on tho ssR . wave Ass s0e ss Ps sks .ei i.n2 shs %2ss sssx hlu.
 And Q1 r1e htll tree. -,.
 ss sssi .H E: ess.ss ss's ia' D B: Esss:s :.s ' .As.s \ ... :. sk.A. prekzs:..lsas ritse1t aouet. And n ths strsasa s4s placed . trout >as xas s7 Fss:s sss ssss E ss. 'si s l4'se ss,n A7a < ', lz s,sss sss ssS sssI,s5 1. .ss,s ss hsns
 And dsd sn rhi. P-rfsesson srsns-
 A. n2. ExpFsl see E nnoEs mo.
 Ass. sess q siL is . r1s srtist t1ises Put 10 love s iata fss Tssnsa's eyes And, made Che baby smilei l s-.-I -PiftsburBh DispHteh- rEExTr-oxE
 re t-!snsy- one, lssrs, EsHy dear. since
 Ana silver thrs.es assohs the gold are
 E You were In that Tar year. | Tour song Is just ks fIFset at morn
 yosr lagEa |. ,nst 2, as '. clear rhen. hand in hand and heart to heart. And have nevsr undsrstood. could r. not ever see 4 How you have managed all through all the years to live with me. lrnoush iitue streaks. of silver show II among the strnndf of gold On your dear head. can't believe that you are growing oIds
 knew that. an growing old. am old. | but never you, Your laugh Is stil1 as hiied with joy. lI -- your eyes are just aR blue V As ever. and the world is just as hlled il with Joy and song.
 The years are one-and-twenty. love, ,l but rhsrt years. never lOnEi . And life [. Rood for you win be ss stanch and just as true When the yeatA that we have been wed . a-- have stretched to forty-two- - : Jude LANis. in Houston Post
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15
EOR RENT

stores ard eoHess in nss Thsysr BsiFdina, Franklin Square Fire proof, best sf< slevator ssr,ies- iani- tpf Evorythina up-to-dsts. n g,
 Appiy.. t6. WILLIAM F. HiLL- Agent.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

Apply sTshlnss Et i1 Lincoln Ave. ~
 ocfi5d II nnIGlET L4DlEs make biS monsr H before holi1eye tinting. eHtend4rs and Al sss zss sss ' sss ses,ss E
 N -Woodchoppera; board atl house q. Y. Tisfsnb4ek. Wsurssan. ct t N'zNIED-ss.issnsn. 2, .ad sollsctoF ssoss. s'Se .ss s 2 asia ss. 6ssvesn 's's sss 1 EAHsl EsassaS;- s.S E rent or buy suy 'asIl s54,ll state Pries r. W. Bulletin co.
 WANTED Boy Co work In store Ap- | ply Bulletin ofnce. oetitd
 WANTED-secoAd hand for long | sa,aainss saaa sads sssA1a rRlas ana Bulletin CO octisThsTu
 WANTED - Sewing by French dreEamm&er. willing to work at home GTss: ar so S4s S9 s fssiss Ssstin ossiid
 WANTED--A place to do general housewerk i'm a family of adults: mod crate wages- Address B. H. care Bui- letin: oetlta
 NoBopT likes a hosster. but we wlil seiis the best sse dinnsrs In town
 oct1tq .-.
 WAETEp-General housework girl, Swedish preferred Apply at 1s War ren st..s octleo
 wANTED1 1Positien sy an eIpsri- can give references. Address c. M-. Bulletin O. j. {. .e.-. oetita
 DEAR EDIroR-why does Charlie Chaplin wear such funny. panUl rsos. rs- ,r -rsen.arehtr .v~ho sey~ fhr some smoke. from FeFan's Smoke Shop.
 1cTDER APPLES wANTnD-wiiI pay a:s Sass., dsyssss or nssar s s for % srslsso ss for russet elder apples. Address Frank C. Clyde. oid Mystic. cona' Phone
 AGENTS wanted; s5 10 tfcdaiiy sell will buy; sample by parcel post 3U cents Wynne. Broom Go. Etmifa. N T..
 nov or F wIshss gosltion'i Tn !; store. 2. wANTEDxseverai expsrieneed. ladies sKas M VSsa cnSsny Ssssffe IF cSnn | WANTED-A man for farm work; must De good niiker, James H. Hyde. North Franklins Ct Telephone
 Lebanon. M is octild | SAFETY taxor blades snarpened by E. Kirby. 227 Main st. Norwich, Conn. | octbd v
 &7s.0o MONTH paid railway mall clerks: examinations .announced Jan | 18th; sample Queaxsors free: write Inn | nediately. Franklin Institute. Dept ss-H- Esehester. N |. octId wANTED-Antiduef furniture and old silver; good prices paid. A. Bruckner 55 Franklin St. Tel 5iIs5 may16d
 THE PLYMoUTII. A Laurel Hiii Ave
 The best place In Norwich for spring and summer b0arding; situated high ! oveylonkinG fhe water: also automobil' parties aecomrnodattd- Phone TS5-
 naysd *s~s
 wAxTED-To buy cows and calves
 of all klndss pay good price F. Glau binger. Tel. 1t-s.- Colchester. Conn
 AUToGENoUs wELDING-cast Iron lalun1inum or most any metal may o' { welded by this process. Inquire abou
 those broken, utensils or machine parts , Information.- cheerfully given. -Edwii E. Chapman. 13z Chestnut St- sepz9'
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

FOR SALE +
 FoR sALEI,lIn%.alassl, S Euine.
 octlod -s
 FOR sALE-one 1914 Overland tour Ing car, electric equipped. Al condi- ton: sold at once. price 500, lm-
 PRIVATE SALE of household furni- feather beds. and. also feW antiones. sss 4s! Main st, East side. Friday; Oct
 FOR sALE-A. q low price: Psi, Ss cons. Phone iss-s. oetiad
 Fon sALE-BuII calves from regis tered yersey stock. fio.6o. Storer
 octl4d
 ron sALE-A fully equipped market ness. ali cash. aesr Frovidsnss; can bs Sealns..: SeaEas is GsvsssIsss. % tsIs sen xddssss s Grccer. Bulletin Ofncs. octi4d
 FOR sALE-one.1s14 overiand nve- passenger. eiectrlc lights. self starter. aSis n rSi inssiss sass S9 nsh sfs Msia s
 octl4d sE .-
 FOR sALE-some unusuaily good seed rye. k D. Hin. Shag6ark Farm, fnone sos. ock1to ron sALE-oak dinins room set In- auire morninss. ist Broadway. cty. oct1Ad @a
 FoR ,sALB-A nice black s year old horse. weight le5o. good butcher cart 1 bussy. harness. ! express har- sls,xhs9 % % bSrEain Tor so1eone. En- dulrs of A. D. E3eausolen. Putnam, Ct-. 70 vandernoot St Telephone ss-s. | .octlSd
 | neau, car In EoSd condition. C. W At- wood. Tel. 4s-3. Dsuieison. octizd
 MR. PoULTRYmAN--Don niss tAis Barron strain of Waite Leshorns Ne roostcrs of this strain and few year ling hens; bargain prices Also a. rood or place. cheap and . new one.horse | farm wagon. lnternational hovers. ITryon's AEeAey-. Wiliinantie. Conn
 TOR skLE-isi7 Cadillac touring II C.. F. Moves No. 1o& Laurel Hin Ave
 FoR sALE-rwo farms in town Of M9ntrtlle; eontaisins an. z2 fnd 1t so ssres. sss. are well supplied with wateg wood ana fruit. and are in Al Lconditionl also
 zsI-i. or address Box 1s5. Care Bnlle- tn co octlo FOR sALE@Body with top for Ford | rundbout. A-1 condition. price fsb- In
 quire Frisble's Gzrage. sep3od THINK IT OVER = 3se noteheadl and 25O 6& fregular business size envelopes. neatly printed. for tlSo: 5ot
 each is.oa send for samples ant prices for any printing you are in neee of.i The Bulletin Company. Norwich Conn
 AM BUYING poultry of sli kinds | Anyone havinG same. drop poetal t' Samuel Gellert. colehester. conn. FOR sALE-wood, store lengths, q M cord. h cord 11-5o. Buuard Tel 6fe-l.- lH FOR SALE III cottare Houses. Tenement and Busi | I ness Blocks. Building Lots. all in de | sirabie locations List your property { l you care to sen or rent. as I have | number Of people looking for real es tate investnents- WILLIAM F. HILL Df
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15
SALE HORsEs

For reAson of Mlnrss my burrr w1li ne unable 70 Gsf me c lead ct hors<1 VI Septsposz ltsh ss .dzsrti.e1 1 1cE wish 10 .disposs o<, ceme esd &ss 7sL 5,ss. slNER }. E5Essoz
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

at . time. The eczema got 60 bad tho slan soon began to- crack open.
 A friend Of mins told nc to get Q cake of Cuticura Soap and . box of Ointment I got them. gave him good bath tn warm water and Cuticura Soap. then applied the Ointment. In one day I saw . difference and that night he slept all night The ec- zerna continued growing better until 1t aIl disappeared in one wee<." (signed) 1frs. Gladys Bernard. October 1o. 1914.
 Sample Each Free by Mail
 with s3-p. sldn Book on requsst. Ad- dress postcard '.Curicura, Depe. T., Hos- tor,." Sold thrcushout tho world. s-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15
TO REM

Two modern upartmeuts No. 1S7 Laurel Ifftlt tAxe.. Alno have other nIce. rents For full particuinrs inquire cf
 JOHN Al MORAN, ,- Real E.tst. and Inyesfnent Broker, sep7d Frnnklin seuers-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich. within and for the District of Norwich. on the 1<th day of October. entESEIsoN J. AYLING. Judge.
 Estate of Charles w. Perkins, late of Norwich, in said District, deceased.
 Hattie R. Perkins of Norwich Conn. appeared in Court and filed. petition praying for the reasons therein set forth, that an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of 4 said deceased be admitted to probate. WheFeupon. It Is Ordered That said petition be heard and determined at the Probate Court Room in the. City Of
 Norwich, in said, District on the isth | in the afternoon. and that notice of the l lpendency of said petition, and of said | lication of this order one time In some inewsp having circulation In said District, at least three days prior to the date of asid hearing. and that re- | turn be made to this Court.
 s- NELSON J. AYLING. Judge. The above and foregoing Is a true
 Attest: FANNIE c. CHURCH. | oct15d Clerk. |
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

member of the Incorporated Society of Musicians, London.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

AT A COURT or PROBATE HELD at Norwich. within and for the District- of Norwich, on the 14th day of October, PresentgNELsoN J. AYLING, Judge.
 Estate of Robert P. Sherwood. late of Galveston Texas, deceased
 William A. Somers Of Norwich. Conn. appeared in Court by counsel and filed a petition alleging that the Executrix of the will of said decedent has died prior to the completion os her duties as E2ecutrix. and praying. for the req sons therein set forth, that. some prop CT person be appointed Administratpr de bonts non with the will annexed to eomplete the administration of said estate.
 the Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich in said District on the 18th day of October. A D. 1915. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. and that notice of the pendencys of said petition, and Of said hearing thereon. be given by the pub lication of this order one time In some newspaper having a circulation Tn said District, at least three days prior to the date of said hearing. and that re- turn be made to this Court. NELSON J. AYLJNG,. Judge. The above and foregoing ,is true
 Attest: FANNIE c, CHURCH. r. oct15d Clerk
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15
r0LL 4ssoc'tTzb
 PREes pEePhTcHEs
7okEnr

ron nExr--A tenement of 1Fe roomt sRd bath. Ail i4Rt toxAsnenrs put 1feH1 hlat nr i51 cliE 3t Pncnt tt1-A
 cctItl -. -, - - z. i. -
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

ID HEET-Two large alr3. rpomE newly furnlsb ed etf&m neat clgctric sas s-ss sss sssa ss ijs ss Rs.;sIoss seia a
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15
FOR SALE.

Cottage Houses. Tenement and Busi- ness Blocks. Building Lots. all in, de- sirabie locations List your property if you care toBeni or rent as I have number Of people looking for real es- tate investnents-
 WILLIAM r. HILL D
 Real Estate and Insurnnee.
 Room 1os. Thayer BldE-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15
.WkNrE

4ssIs g4:5ss sis'i:s: fssss ;:sses Fl
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

ROOM 70 rent suitable for Kenn1. Inoblre BaIlstin ofnce-. oct@td
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

WANTED-Galesmn and collscto for Singer sewing machines; HooG DO sLtion to the riEnt man Apply singe
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

TOR nnNr-1wa veEr deslrHpls Frznkiin eoGers. fornsriy 5ss1plsd sy yssri ;ss late rIssr. ps w s f'e Ee ' fsy asa ss:
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

FoR sALE-iai7 Cadillac touring car, fully equipped. in good coalition
 c. F. Moves, No. 1os Laurel Hin Ave.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

AM BUYING poultry of All kinds Anyone havinG same. drop poetal 10 Samuel 0eliert colehester. Conn.
 ron sALE-wood, store lengths, ss q cord:. h cord 32.5o. Buiiard- Tel
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

PortIand-The members of the Hartford Bird Study club came here Saturday afternoon to pay John H. Sage, secretary of the American Orni- thological union.g visit at his home on Marlborough street, to enjoy sec ing his collection of birds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
SEWER IN LEIGH STREET
Honrd Awards Important
Contract for Improvement In
ScOft's Addition

The administrative Board yesteriey
h"arfef the contract for the construc-
ton of Il F"w"r In West Leigh Street
n"t~""n the Boulevard and McTuy!sh
street. in SCOTS Addition, 10 LEROY y
Newton. the lowest BIDDER At his hid
OF Sll.s"l.a 5. u was stated yesterdav
afternoon by Com missioner Beck that
the work on the sewer would b.. s,ar,.d
as soon rs the contract vas signed.
IN" board has been considering far
some time the Installation ~ :: qnrnr.
age system In SCOTS Addition. bu,
found a few days ago thu, the n.c.s-
Sary funds we're not available q, mis-
t,me II was then decided 10 construct
the sewer only IN Leigh street. which
YOU'D benefit tho greatest number ot
residents Of the section
Ihts plan "as partially oproqnd hv
ccr'hin residents and property owner.
on Leigh street who appeared bcror.
ID" hoard on Tuesday and asked ma,
me money :" be expended for this work
ID" diverted st this time townr6s i'm
lTovinT the conditions Of the s,ree,.
residents OF SCOTS Addition asked ,bn
board Tu"saay for relief from m.
muddy conditions Of tho s,!c.,s ana
presented petition signed ~ tn...
piNp"rty owners Tho board rc,er,.a
mo complaint TO ,hc City Eng:nec, IN,
Sh'h relief as could he given a, ,bls
. 'inN Work on the sewer viii h.
pushed, IA order that the stree, can
,'' '''Hr""d 10 pas.able condition
3 Permanent Improvement, IL mar s,.,.a
"nNid be impossible until drain,y. g..
''!ii!"s are afforded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
POLICE COMMISSIONERS
FAIL TO SECURE QUORUM
Sergeant bradley Has Perfected Device
For tHe In Directing Trnmc
in Crowded Streets

The regular meeting OF the Board Of
lphce Commissioners was postponed
last night. due 20 the failure to secure
quorum. ~ tho ncxt meeting the
hohTh VIII consider the purchase Of
t"o automobiles and the advisability OF
Installing now traffic appliance re-
Gently perfected by Traffic Sergeant
"n!!v' Bradley
The appliance Is modelled after those
in use In Northern cities. II is an iron
frame TO wn!cn are affixed arms direct
Ing which lance Of traffic are omen
with each sh!.t Of the l"ver by the
omcer a gong ia sounded automatically
Electric lights are attached TO the
arms showing red on the closed lanes
and white 70 those which are open The
iron upright H. brnt 40 that the regular
traffic umbrella may be uncd In cnnncc-
'ion ~i'n IN" nnw affair, for which
BRADLEY has cent in an application for
patent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
DR.. CAPRA TO LECTURE
Distinguished Italian VIII Discuss
Problems OF immigration Mt Bust
ness Mems Club Tonight.

Under the auspices OF the Richmond
Advertisers Club. DR.. Giuseppe Capra,
Of Corino. Italy. a prominent immigra-
tion and agricultural expert, will adj
dress tho business men of the city to-
night at S o'clock In the rooms OF the
Business Mems Club. DR.. Capra, under
the auspices OF the Southern CONNER
cial Congress. is making a two weeks
tour of the leading Southern cities In
the interest Of Italian immigration
lie comes to tho United States as
representative of the National Associ-
alton for Italian Emigrants which has
its headquarters In Italy and branches
throughout the countries 10 which
Italians have emlgrated The purposes
OF the association are to better the
conditions Of these emigrants abroad.
and to encourage them to settle in the
agriculture regions rather than in the
congcstcd cities and industrial centers.
DIR. Capra was presented to the De-
partment OF Labor by the Italian am
bassador to the United States, and is
vouched for by Commissioner General
Caminetti. Of the United States Bureau
of immigration, by whom he was
placed at the disposal Of the Southern
Commercial Congress.
The Richmond Advertisers Club will
hold n criticism" meeting to-day at
1:l5 o'clock in the rooms Of the Bust
ness Mems Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
PREPARING STATISTICS
ON DEEPENING OF RIVER
bulk of Water borne Commerce of
L. =. Draws Less Thnn Twenty
Four Feet of Winter.

statistics bearing upon the arguments
to be presented nj Washington by
Senator'S Martin and Swanson and Con.
gresham Montague In support Of
Richmond's claim to tho $4,000. coo an
preparation needed 10 provide n twenty
two-foot channel in James River arc
now being prepared BY the Chamber Of
Commerce for the use Of tho Virginia
representatives.
Facts and figures 10 show that the
James may be made navigablo for All
types oe vessels. except q few OF OK.
traordinary draft, have been obtained
from eug tneeTf. pilots shipmasters.
sn!pbu..Ide!- -at.d other competent au
thorit!es.
The statistics In hand show tina, mo
bunk ot wate--borne Commerce IS car
RED IN vessels which draw. when
loaded. twenty-five feet Q, less and
That the majority ~ steamships lear.
ing New iorii. loaded with dead.
weight cargo. draw less than tw-tnt,.
four feet. THIS Information was 90.
tain from the Board OF Co,nr.,e.tortre
OF Pilots o: The Por; Of New York
II is shown that none OF tho coast
wise freight and passenger s,eame-s
draw more than twenty-five feet whcn
loaded 10 capacity, and most oe ,he,n
have a draft Of from sixteen TO twenty
feet.
Tho statistics viii he placed IN ~.
hands OF tho Virginia Senator'S h.rnrn
they leave Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
COLLINS CASE CONTINUED
Jitney Chauffeur In Charged Win
Reckless Driving on Will
liumsburE tOnd.

w. l.. Collins. driver of the Motor
transit Corporation automobile which
struck me surrey Of Lewis Freeman,
colorcd sunday night on the Williams
burg Road, dcmolishing the vehicle and
seriously injuring Frecmans wife and
infant child. was recognized yesterday
In the sum of $50 by Magistrate II. &
sunday, of Henrico, for his appearance
before his court September % Collins
Is charged with recklessly running his
machine.
The woman Is said to be In q serious
condition. and is being treated at the
Memorial Hospital. The date of tho
hearing was set for September % so
ms to give her an opportunity OF rccoy
Ing sufficiently to testify at the trial
Collins was brought to the courthouse
Yesterday by an officer OF the Virginia
Railway and Power COMPANY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
PLANS INSPECTED FOR
JACKSON MEMORIAL HALL
New Building to he Erected mt virginia
Military 1nstitute-Wnl Include
Fully Equipped Gymnasium.

Plans and specifications for the Jack
son Memorial Hall. which Is TO be built
on the Virginia Military Institute
grounds. were inspected and discussed
~ meeting held yesterday morning bv
the grounds and buildings committee OF
the Board OF Visitors in the Office Of
George W. Stevens. president OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Colonel Joseph Button. chairman OF
INC committee. presided. Other mem
hers present were Mr.. stevens and Can
tain ". u. Corse, secretary. The plans
We're submitted by Architect F. G.
Goodman. Of New York. and were ten
tacv"ly approved The committee in
structed the secretary 10 advertise for
h!ds for construction based upon these
plans The Bids are to be opened Octo-
hcr u. and at that time the whole mat
ter VIII be submitted 10 the Board OF
visitors for action. An appropriation
OF 100000 has been made for this new
building. which Will be equipped with
2 gymnasium. running track and swim
ming pool
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
DINNER TO BUTTON
Insuynn~~ tDrnmirsion~r UOnOTed ON
I'VE az Departure for Pncifc
fDsHt CON ntton.

E,a,s INSURANCE Cpfnnirnirnrr Jor.ph
i:u,,Jr wi!I !@aYs a. nm o'c!ock thiH
:. rirfn.In yrr hrn.ef@y Cal, near San
Francesca, ~ a.'snG 'hc national con
gcrtlor ~ r'a'" Insurance crUn!r =
sinners He I'll sE accDIGDan!.G an
ii. Western r'3n ~ A,rrGey fanIuG! J..
K.ll.Y am !.D,hsf J.. ch@atwoOo. whn
~, -, Ylsi' ihe "zprsltlon. Colonel But
nm WI! yIsi' ln. b!Y shrw himself be
,rts running ~ 'rr cry
n. hcfoF N ins departing Richmond
.rr ". J. 1aDH YaYr dihn"r last
rlYrt 4, m" rrWm|yc!a! Hoe! The
I..-'s 4Hr!yfe1. bTs!6f. cr!ruGl EH,trb
Lff E.liry snc L;y. THrsiw ccd. ". D.
t:jtt.f. H.rfY. ~ LIS wsrn. jg'!an IS
j.rz.l.a. ! 81 PsfYys0b i,Di;is Iiatkc
aAs L.>Tka CaAHH!Eg EDsk"D