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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29
COL. MAX BABB, Auctioneer.

A small blaze was caused from a
defective tiue at the home OF A. ID.
Took, early this morning, January "a.
The roof OF the kitchen was damaged
only . little, neighbors seeing the
blaze as soon as " started and sue
cesdsd In putting out the flames,
The fre company was ION the Job"
and ready to give aid, II necessary.
Maitland Herald, January 81.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29

VI. T. ". =. VI =, February .:
Hostess Mfs. Alice Kun.
Leader MIS- Inc. taW'ay.
Topic The Child IN It, Helpless,
mess
lrvptiunS
"jhl,h Life H. America d" iuana' :
fIi.i Christina, GIT" Mrs i. W
Anderson,
'Cht.d Life Ia Culra," Mr> Riley
llmau
Sh,l,l,", OF cana Life IN lndii, IA
pan, anl Korea Mr, sol. Meyer.
",u,,i Lille ~ NiiirI."
'Opi Adopted 'i,drr" NJ. Eil
aprlu hUuNug.
"DI,rU,,lup "Nhl' $40 the Nrri'
II Iuo t'hlIG,,ny'
Mystery luN,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29

WlrILNs. William llur.iy,. prI Npnrr
y iUiHH.tr... uls Wife, hN iurHf r'|' lee lh,.
f' il.r. Ht,t ian IurS %. l.N, r' .urt'l DO.
'.r. I,,trrt'I., tr.,. - q. II ,.urtN N,r
,rHi. Iarrrt Co.. lr rr.' OIL. u. iu.I.J OF
..ItF|N .'HH conveyed 'H iNf HuiHrsI- utt e.
lI... 80 II, utEuu.iH u.r '#.u f,HN vaiyi.
,.fUH', orc il.rf 'uuHs, N.ssu4t. lu.sf.
i#"..H feet lrHi ir CO.,. NpW.IN f"'
d. 90. 60 u'tt -tu'it s.U... I.f 70. n .rI
ia'ri. tNH t,,l iIuui 10. CO.,, 10 .uHI.I Tee.
i..., 10y &C iHt y |r.lI sole HI lot H.stU &C.,
iu liu.r Two D.. nrtuH. lufu 'i MHuI
"a. N'srHufi. ~ lrusi 90 r...Iu'' 'H'' Iit Dor
- Iu'uN do Iiu"rirI o. trr .!rnr" les
tNIutU.,tl. los uU'f pru'HIssurE ut.v 1hufrri
u,s.rtn'. The net b. iur,..rs rur uur NgH-
HfI'ruair M NiiEil " " is pntTi, %
90 sttu ~ 20 ~ ltt~i ihu' a 'hr tfrt ptftI'r
slut,d lei. 90 i'iuN" a. Iat tItr stIi uuir ~
tlu inter- = thereon 90 HUN dty Nhvu thr
sIi,u rNuu'1 N'ru'urdttr AMI ptNt 49,, PIE
thru tide siiulr SUN should b,cImv due anu
pIythlpaud me Irustrr NJ tn request ~
thu legal inldur ~ said note should pru'vt u
iu> u IL" pr'WtiS alnNr dr>'tl'wl ur any
mart thereof Tor cash Hrst giving IhlIty 80.
daS> puhlIr npilr" ~ IA" iimr terms aud
place ~ sale and ~ the pruprttS tu H. sud
by advert isrtnrut Ia some newspaper printed
aud published In the tnaniy ~ Holt, Mis-.
suurl, aud execute u deed In fr simple ~
the proprrly sold to the purchaser,
AND WHEREAS default has been made IN
the payment ~ the principal aud Interest NJ
The nutc and III" holder ~ sald note has ~.
uurstvd me IA execute said Trust. NOW
THEREFORE notice N hereby given that l,
the undersigned trustee, viii on
TUESDAY FEBRUARY -, 1913,
between the no Irs ofa A, " and y, ", NJ
hat day sell the said property ~ the North
Court ilunsc door IN the CITY ~ Oregon, Holt
County, Missouri, Tor cash for the purpose oi
paying said debt and Interest aud the co,l
~ executing this trust.
VA. RICHARDS,
Trustee,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Circuit Court

Circuit Court.
Convcncs fourth Mondays IN February an,
Octoh"r aud third aonday In May.
hlonyp ~ iiur, - circuit judge.
a. ". Tihhcls. prosecuting attorney.
Edwin A. Durham. c .rcuit clerk.
G-o D.. G-lvln. sheriff.
G. a. Lc-dy Ir.. s,cnostaphcr.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29

Arrival and Departure of Mails at the
Postoffice, 0regc i. Mo.
Effective January !, 1914,
MAILS DE, ARTi
1i:.5 n. N. For Omaha an. intermediate
points, anu nj points mort b, east
and west,
a;iO =. m. For ~, Joseph aud intermediate
points.
iaaS N, For all points south, east
and west except Tarkio and
villisca branches
/ 80 y. ~. For all points north, west and
east.
as D. ~. For villi>ra north, mail "a nj
points north, east, south aud
west, except intermediate be-
tween Forest city and 81. Joe.
7;i5p ~. For all points north. south, east
and west.
Pouches will bc exchanged h., wcen Oregon
anG Forest uity pnstoflicr,, ~ foilowsi
Leave or gon ut 1900 m. and return al
800 y. m.
Leave Oregon ut i:l5 y. m, and feturn ~
cop M.
MAILS ARRIVE.
si5s u, N. onaha-- Mails from all points
north, east, south and west, aud
from Forest Guy.
iOib n. ~, Nillisca aud Tarklo Valley
branches, Mail, from north
enst, south and west.
I 80 y. ~. Mail frum all points north. ives,
aud east.
ii3jp, m. M,in line x, C., IT. loc. s @, u
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29

Regular Terms. 'ir>i MundaSN IN Frhru
,ry, NAV. August aud November
David e. ~,allsri presiding Judge
Peter " Raiser. Judge III district
n. L., Nuulu. iudg' 81 district
Daniel u kuuk,i. r,cfa ~ county court.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29
Count, ,'ss,d ~, ii.si,h

hi,id' >tnlIntd, president.
Peter Raiser. Nl,'r president
", L.. norman, 81 district
g T.. t,,us. county physician
nau.,l " huuh,l. SECRETARY.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29
German n. Y. Church

Rev, ", L.. M-,,t Pastor.
sunday Schupi ~ piao - ~.
rr-hchlrg rsrfy sunday At 1910 q m,
Preaching even SuudaN NJ thu NodAvs
,urrh Nj ~ y. ~.
rfay-r Meeting Wednesday Afternoon o.
~
t,rt, tod, cnrdnll, invited 4" attend sb".
.,'r,s
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29
l'rollai. innri

CunNcur~ svund Mondays In February
aay. August aud Nov 'mbcr.
". ", DUNCAN, pr,hsir judge
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29
chr.stinn Church. Forrs, cl,y.

Rider Z g. Er'nat. Pastor.
sunday .'hrtI ~ 'r tHst,,N sunday,
Preaching rn ~" i.t,t nui thitd sundays OF
.,'i m'uth mutuius urd ,,,uiug.
r.r y. Wrrfs ","ry ~uuitN li 800 .. b..
Nlrpaiu.'y iuNu'i Co at'rui ih",r SET,
Ni.I.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29

wnraE,s, John spocr aud Hattie -p..r his
Wife by their certain Deed Of Trust, dntra
f.bruary..l. MA, recorded In the RECORDERS
office ~ Holt County, Missouri In Hopk III
NJ Page ~, on the .&ih day ~ February,
IVA, conveyed To the undersigned Trustee the
following desrrib.d Real Estate. situated In
iialf ,EH, q he Nor, Invest Quarter INWy.
and the southwest Fourth ,,swai, Of the
Northwest Quarter ~ section Two 4. Town
ship llfty-nine go, Of Range Thirty eight
(pi, In Trust 10 secure the debt % cight
thousand dollars lsS1o,0, ,s evidenced 10y
four prom,sory notes therein desrrih"di the
iirst Tor slwW due one yrnr after date, the
srrOnd for tlbDu,d due IN three years after
date, the third for 5000 20 due four years
after date aud the fourth COR $4,000 Il uc five
vided IN said Deed ~ Trust that II the ilrSl
parties should fail or refuse 10 pay either ~
The said notes or the Interest thereon on any
lay when the same should become due and
payable according tn the tenor date aud
rrrrt ~ said notes, then the whole sum
should become du" and payable aud u. said
said not's should proceed to sell the property
aboyc Il scrihrd or any part thereof Tor
cash, first giving 20 days public notice ~ the
property la he sold 10y advertisement In some
newspaper printed aud published In the
County ~ Holt and execute q deed In Zee
simple ~ III" property sold / the purchaser
AND WHFREAs default ~ been made IN
the payment ~ the principal aud Interest ~
the iir' not. due aud Of the Interest on the
notes hns requested me- tO execute said
Trust, SOW TnEnErOuE notice II hereby
given that I, the Undersigned trustee, will On
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Il. ipi5.
bet wecn the hours Of nine y; m, and four p
M, ~ that day sell the said property al the
North Court House door In the city ~ ore
gOn, Holt County, Missouri. for cash for the
purpose ~ paving said debt aud Interest and
" II, RICHARDS,
Trustee,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29
.Prcsl ytcrian Church.

.Prest yterian Church.
sabbath -thupl At pE every sabbath
V. rs G. y. at ;aO y. ~.
"ray.r service Thursday evening Al SOY
o. m.
"t.mhIns every sabbath ut ~ ~ ~ ano
sop NJ.
Evrryb"dy cordially invited ,o a,teno tb,
Aluyr services.
u til. pastnr can help you, please call fo'
d., services
ia. rLAuITT. Pastor
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29

TERMS - All sums of $40 aud under cash that
credit of months will b given baukah bile note
bearing per cent interest from date per cent discount
for cash subject to note. Lnck lid0oNOn Gr0uiS
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29
Farming Implements, Etc

. Cnvators: Breaking Pow. nearly new: John Deere
Lister. John Deere Disc Harrow, good Feed Bnnks.
good Hog roughs. Chicken Coos. Water Tank Ia
100 good Burr Oak Posts and many other things
too numerous to mention.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29
Prosbytcri1n ohur l., Now pom,

l'ry T. u I,u',ri.. l'.tur
r,.arllus iU, second tuI rHrtN Sunday,
each month ~drluh., 'l.H'. rr.'lt Yuiry h'
tua u
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29

Presbyterian Church, Woodv!l!c,
Rev Z. u Roberts. Pastor.
rr,a 'hlus he trst uud rhlrd sunday, .
~ rt,.i, muuih. sabbath s"huul 'n,h suLdhI
~ Tea ~,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-22
AT THE AUDITORIUM.
Lois Meredith and Owen Moore in Help Wanted, Noted Broadway Hit.

Besides the three acts of vaudeville on the Auditorium program for today and tomorrow, a. corking five reel Paramount picture featuring Lois Mer- ideth and Owen Moore has been se- cured. It is picturization of the noted play, Help Wanted, which had such a long run in New York and Chicago a season or two ago, and the picture version is enacted by several of the same cast which appeared in the stage production, including Lois Meredith.
 In Help Wanted, an innocent little stenographer seeking her first posi- tion has the one, big, sad fact to learn that when an employer meets a girl in his office he for some reason feels excused from showing her the chivalry he would show if she were meeting him in her own home. With some men, indeed, she Seems to be regarded as nothing less than fair prey. With men. for instance, like the elder Scott of Scott & Son, the big importers, whose general offices are the principal scene of the play.
 But there are other men. too. Young CT men. Manly young fellows in their twenties who still have the ideals and the highmindedness of youth, and who have not Succumbed to the cynicism of middle age. To them a girl, like the girl Lois Meredith delineates, is not dark temptation, but whole some, pure inspiration. Such a kind of young man is the younger Scott of Scott & Son. A girl in the office or 8 girl in her own home-it's just the same to him.
 Accordingly it is very lucky for the little stenographer that though she acts strongly upon the peculiar nature of the older Scott, she also acts upon the nobler nature of the younger Scott The final conflict between the two men-the epic struggle of pure mind ed youth against materilistic middle age-is the climax of Help Wanted And since the dramas noted metro politan stage success this situation has come to be regarded as one of the most powerful in all the plays of re- cent years.
 Lois Meredith, the petite Morosco star, and Owen Moore, a young actor of perfect naturalness and manliness head the cast. which contains many noted stage names.
 Universal sphotoplays will also be shown, including a corlSing comedy reel entitled The Curse of a Name by the L-KO company. The vaude- ville numbers will be presented by Harvard 6; Cornell, in a. piano spe- cialty: Murphy and Delmar, singers and Callouette, a comedy juggler.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-22
HON. THOMAS R. MARSHALL.

It is with pride and satisfaction that the Y. M. c. A. announces the en- gagement Of Hon!SyThomas R. Marshall, vice president of the United States, who will lecture in the Y. M. c. A course on November 18th. a
 MT Marshall is the man who was elected governor of .Indiana, changing the state from the republican column to the democratic, and later received over 6,O00,000 votes for the highest office in the gift of the people, except one It is of interest to know that Mir Marshall is a splendid speaker and in this lecture; will speak on Ma tional Tendencies. This is the only place in the state thust favored on his short lecture tour during the recess of congress. AdmissionAto this lecture will be one dollar, while tickets fol the entire course of five can be se- cured for $2.0O. The other numbers of the course are as follows:
 The famous New York Artists com pany. consisting of five of the best musicians in New York city.
 Dr. Russell H. ConwelL who vii give his great lecture, Acres of Dia' monds.
 The Brooks sextette of the Bosto1 symphony orchestra
 Madame Riheldaffer, prima donna soprano. and her company.
 The reserved seat ticket exchange occurs on Monday, Oct. 25th at a. m at Davis store.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-22
BOSTON FREIGHT HANDLERS
 THREATEN TO STRIKE
Unless Demands for Increased Wages
 Are Granted by Railroads.

Boston. Oct 21.-Freight handlers employed by the three principal rail- roads entering this city will be on strike tomorrow unless demands for reduced working hours and increased pay are granted, labor leaders said tonigt. Their statements followed a walkout today of most of the freight handlers in the yards of the Boston and Maine road. The number on strike was estimated by the company at 500 and by union officials as 1000.
 Final demands are to be made to- morrow morning upon the general managers of the New York New Ha- ven and Hartford and the Boston and Albany railroads, according to Pres ident M. J. White of the freight hand- lers' district council. Failure to meet the demands, he said. would result in a strike. He estimated that about 5000 men would be affected by a gen eral strike order
 The freight handlers ask a Is per cent. increase in wages or $2.64 a day, a nine hour working day and full pay for holidays. They now receive g.. 30 for a ten hour day, without holiday wages.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-22
Here's Nature $ Own
 Remedy for Catarrh
Hyomei Relieves Catarrh Without the Use of Dangerous DruGH.

Hyomei Relieves CataRrh Without the
 Use of Dangerous Dru9H.
 Not until Hyomei was discovered has 1t been possible to truthfuily say that a real remedy for catarrh WAC known,
 Hyomei is an oil and It's air is breathed through a small inhaler tur- nished with it for a few minutes four times a day, and during that time every particle o. this Hyomei-laden air taken into the air passages and lungs ie , in- pregnated with a powerful germ XIII ing and health giving antiseptic.
 Sprays and lotions often cause dia- orders of the respiratory tracts or bring on some other diseases and never make a permanent cure of catarrh. But when the air of Hyomei penetrates to the inmost air cells of the lunKe and enters the blood with the oxygen ft not only kills the germs in the throat and, nose, but kills the bacilh In the blood, freeing the mucous membranes from poisonous microbes and siVine perfect health.
 A complete outfit is inexpensive and includes an inhaler, dropper and sutn- cient Hyornei for several weeks treat ment Lee & Osgood have so much faith in the merit of Hyomei that they agree 10 return the money to any pur- chaser who is not thoroughly satisfied
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-22

which is presented upon an opulent scale that dwarfs even the largest modern productions, will be disclosed at the Davis theatre, Thursday eve ming, Oct. 18th.
 Fashioned after the morality play of the sixteenth century, it retains but little more than the form of the early drama Characters are for good or evil and each one is properly la beled. There is no mysticism and no doubt as to the intent of each. The good are painted in attractive colors and the evil do not for an instant de- ceive the auditors. There is a defi- nite story running through Every woman for love. She is beautiful: she is generously endowed by nature and she is happy until in an unfor- tunate hour she looks into her mir TOT and sees there instead of her re- f1ection the figure of F1attery, who tells her that she is beautiful and and that there is out beyond in the world mate longing to embrace her and make her his own. The name of longing to claim him and though warned by Nobody and Truth she sets forth upon her pilgrimage in search of Love. This is the play. In pam oramic form there is unrolled the . .wanderings of this fair. maid and the adventures which befall her. She seeks Love in strange places and remark able things happen. The interest is sustained and absorbing. One hun various capacities in the production l Seats on sale next Tuesday. Price: 25c to $1.50. Mail orders should bt sent now.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-22
COLONIAL THEAT-
The Family Divided. Three Reels, with Edna Mayo and Bryant Washburn.

This astonishing society play for today is strong plea against bearing idle suspicious against one's life part ner, and tells of Henry F. Glazier. a we'll to- do business man, and his wife, They have two pretty children. and much in love with each other One day. however, Mrs. Glazier sees her husband with a strange woman and follows them to the won1an's home. Here she sees the woman pointing to a child and indicating her destitute condition to Glazier. He helps her with money and Mrs. Glazier, suspect ing groundlessly that her husband has been untrue to her, sues and obtains a divorce. The daughter is awarded to the mother and the son to the fath- CT, and the boy growing up without a mothers influence, becomes way ward. Twelve years after the separa- tion Glazier decides to send his son away and writes to his wife to meet the youth for a farewell in the office
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-22

of a mutual friend, Bob Moulton, a young lawyer in love with Myra, the daughter. By chance, the parents also meet here and reconciliation is eff fected, when matters are explained. This is an Essanay feature presented with all the lavishness possible in a purely society drama The photog- raphy too, is of especial interest and is rich in the extreme Edna Mayo and Bryant Washburn are the lead ing characters, and the photoplay Is therefore of a high standard of ex- cellence Other films for today are An Hour of Freedom, big Lubin sen- sation: A Nights Lodging, comedy, and the ever-popular Hearst-Selig Weekly. the most popular and up-to- date weekly on the market. Tomor- row. Marc MacDermott will be seen in a powerful costume drama in four reels.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-22
PROBATE NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS WHOM TT MAY

BE IT KNOWN THAT on the 18th day of October. A. D. 1915. the under signed were appointed by the Court of Commissioners on the estate Of Frank Potter. of said Norwich. deceased, upon the application Of The Thames Loan Browning, its Receiver. of said Nor wich, who presented a claim against said estate. which claim was disallow-
 THE UNDERSIGNED such Commis- sioners, will meet to decide upon said claim on the first day or November. A. D. 1915. at the office of Arthur F. Libby, at 63 Broadway. in said Nor wich. at II o'clock in the forenoon All persons interested in the above claim may appear at said time and place and be heard concerning the same.
 Dated at Norwich. Connecticut. this 21st day of October. A. n. 1915.
 JOHN D. HALL.
 ARTHUR F. LIBBY Comm issione-s on the estate of Frank
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-22
HUMOR OF THE DAY

'Ven.. vidi. vici." wrote Caesar.
 And then he added acrimon.ousiy- Let's see 'em delete that now Puck.
 violet-Tommy. do you know you haven't laughed all the evening"
 Thomas - But how impossible Co laugh all the eveningi-Harvard Lam Why should give you a box7- in quired Hamfat. the actor. You never write anything about me"
 It's for what I don't write about you. my boy" explained the eminent dramatic erific.-Kansas City Journal. Aioriar.ty-Th' boys want 10 buy a lov.n' cup for Assemblyman F1anuigan- Jewelsr-Here is something very Moriari5yI don't think FIanniEan xodld go as h:xh as that-but we'll ask him.-Harr.sburg Patriot
 "A summer girl has endless trO1- "what's the problem now.-
 How 10 look brown ard tanned on the beach and aiabaster while In the ballroom at niyht-'-Louisville Cour- .er-Journal.
 Mother said little Mabel. -do n,-ssicna go 70 heaven7-
 Why. Of co';rse. dear" her mother
 Do eannibalsg"
 NO. Pm afraid they don't
 But. mother the little girl insisted. If cannibsI eats a missionary he'll have to go. won't heZ--New York Evening Post.
 The adiutant was lecturing to the subaltcrrs of the battalion.
 Tn the field" he said. it is now in cun1bent upon an oficer to make him. self look aa much like a man as pos sible.T
 Everybody laughed
 That is. I mean" he explained as much like a soldier as possible don Mfrror
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-22

5 DAVIS
 Theatre, Today and Tonorrow
 cret, however she is cast for a. part that depicts woman who causes misery to two men, but does it sub consciously. It is the story of a wo- man cursed by a hereditary insanity which is brought out by a series of terrible misfortunes, catastrophes which would seem to cause any sound mind to become unbalanced. It is the fact that Lady Audley commits the crimes she does while insane that makes the characterization so par ticularly delicate. It is necessary to trace the oncoming of the malady from a vague, undefinable beginnine through to a series of horrible crimes Miss Bara maintains the cresendos tenn DO of the action marvelously, as* per haps she alone could have done it
 As a matter Of fact when the scenes depicting the emotional crisis sof the story were being made, F. when Lady Aud1ey loses herself in a frenzy of madness, Miss Bara was sos overcome by terriflcF strain under which she la bored that she was unable to go on any more that day. She seemed to lose herself altogether ins her superb interpretation Of the part she was spor- traying.
 Miss Bara is undoubtedly one of the most sincere and convincing artists either on the screen 'oT~ on the slegiti- mate stage today, and Lady Audley's Secret will surely , be. hailed as an added wreath to hers laurels.
 The vaudeville attraction on this bill is the Four Charles, big European novelty act introducing expert jug Ehne and many difficult aerobatic feats. They carry all their,o own seen cry and make a lightning change changing scenery and costumes in g few seconds. Mutual movies and comedies complete the show. Concert orchestra at every performance.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-22
GIVE rHEn a cHEER.

Give them a cheeTt--ia earth's difneuit Those who are to,iinS uneeasinsiy
 on:
 Tired are their hearts and diSeourased Give them the Hft Of a hearty wen Theirs IS the burden Of care and Carrying forward the world on iu You with your greeting can aid their Yours ,s the chance to make glorious Give them a cheer-the worlds heroes
 who battle
 Brave. though obscure 'gafnst enrth's
 evils that reign.
 Fighting for right through the war Dying that others the victory may Shall they. then. fight to the end. never Eye: are upon them and hearts keep Yours IS the voice that may gladdeu Sending iis hsii. through. the battle Give them a cheer,-thoss who halt or Ready to yield, since no friend is si Tempted to turn to some snoOth-trod- Losing ali courage to march or tc You can put hope in their eyes and strength iS tSeir steps that were weary alone:
 Give them a cheer; Lo, Its echo re- Joices
 Priscilla Leonard
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-22
LEGAL NOTICES
ASSESSORS NOTICE

All persons liable to pay taxes in the Town of Norwich are hereby noti- fled to return to the Assessors on or before the first day of November, 1915, a written or printed list, properly property owned by them on the first day of October, 1915. Those falling to make list will be charged a penalty to law
 Blanks can be obtained at the As- sesSors' Ofnce in City Hall or will be sent by mail upon application.
 Ofhce Hours: a. m. to p. m.
 Lists will be received beginning Election Day, Oct. 4th. Dated at Norwich. Conn, Sept. 2sth.
 BOARD OF ASSESSORS. Norwich. Cor: sep2ed