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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
Baltimore, g. Sebruar 1915
9hrrau Der b6Essianai'6omniiiion Der Staot

Yulti more, 8. SeOrunr 1915.
@hreaH Der ssb6EsSianal.Som'n'iison Der Staoi
Nn5eiae 6eS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Or. So,
ubcr Settiun g,y. 2 nee Cgers Nuu fSnnglos
nal5; uno Snnisnr.0o ontralt Ylr. 14S, iber SET
tiun 9sr 3, Jnlidlcr Iiefniueau 1nn1iauni.
@criiege.fc 9ingcbD.c In Supliat nit her
9uiihriit DRropolal for builong section 2 Of
toe Oaiers gtiln Sniercepior Siorn'paet
lection 3 of i6e GaIi Com ecpeI Sniercepior,
Gunitarn Contract no. 14s," dorellri an
ben pSoaro q gp1ros Of baltimore 0llQ =,
iperoen bis WiHiwpm, oeil "a. 0cbruar 1915,
ii u1r 8rrmit.oas, i'm 8ireau oes SiGoisJic
aiiraiors Naibbnus, Baltimore, yio., eniae'
Gen Qcnuu1men Fir ben Ban rclpeiliOc Der Sels
iion oes SQiers &n1 6an9ianals uno per
Seiiion 3 oes 9iiden Lienipean Sanaidnols,
me nnf ocn 6ldneu pcr5eidnei IT,, ole iui Nn'
real ocs 0erru Cabin gS. Scnorid, 0Deis,Nn
eenicur Der Ab5uasianab9ommililoH anioc'
Spe8ifiiaiipnen unb Qldne f5nncn mn uno
rad Gientdg, o. ScDruar 1915, aln @clnd,
in @nrean oer Ib5nasl aIals eonInil Ion, 3lm'
mer yir 9O4, ,,9lmcrcan Vullon1," SaltlmDre
Gine Ge3i6r pon $500 miro ffr icoc geiJe
bon SpGi1nnitoncu rltirb 9adHcn cr0obcn.
G;cie @ebiibr miro bc NidQdbc am ooer uor
Dem "a. 5ebruar 1919 Der n6t benutien Spe'
3iildtioncn NIB 0auorude tn Guiem 3uiianoe
3uridcriiaitct uocr bel Nild9doc Der auaemef
neH Spe5itifaiionel NM *laHe, i'm 6oiie EN-
glnacboi cugcrcl0t miro.
Sin bcsaabgter Gbcd oes @iciers aui clue
uGlelrinn Soine gaNi" gc5Qgcn an Die Groet
0O- Vtu0plS uup CluolulO1 QuN Wulllllpit
sablbar, iUir6 nit ieoem glngebot, wie iolat
Uerangi:
Northumberland glr SO. $2 10000
SaniiursGcHiruii 9ir. 148. ..... 1,7O0.0O
gbaeiddtie Euantitdten
acknowledgements 9lr. SO.
fl 900 ST.. Nnros 2Wsi00hiunocn
$500 4i. gnr0s 0onirei.
145 @f 2ar0S Observation-Disclosures
10000 @iuno &erdricltabl
800 Gin SUB 9onirci Stitpdnoc
24,O0O Gin. SUB Sidie ooet game Siiies
udnoc.
SaniidrGonirdit glr f48.
5000 4i, 2aroe Grosglusi0aniuna uio
9ensglufiiiun0
1900 Gin Slib SO" Sandle,
Scr criDloreihe Gicicr aui olclcn Gpnirnlt
mnB @iirQbnft telen un0 bic 9ori6riien 0es
StnotGbariere iiber Sonir0fie crinllcn.
Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bebdlt iicb onS 9tedt
Dor. raeno Gin ooer alle Ineeoote 5nriid5u'
uciicn.
Sn gufragc Scr 965noslanal, 9ommiiiion,
6barlco Gnglnno,
Sarrb ". Oluooers,
GeIreidr.
@ciidtiQt Q. Scbrunr 1915
Sobu Nubcrt,
temp Qrdiioeni oer gontrali-9cb5loc.
(ScbrI ,5GS,9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06


Nidlt rcitcn tn0 iirenen in 6lintcaOer gSebrc
ncin era6cn mo iboben i'm iCbliden @eDano:
10 6oi ms gebcEen bic @idt ino 0ic @1re-
Ttiidair aomcraocn oos SHan55ctg 5r Son0
IS tone nn0 0r00Ac nit gSudt 0ircj Die Set:
Gic spotcuiol0atca mori5rn ms 6elol
Sir ara6cn un0 6dbu oeni Cicit ms erge6en
rerrid]tcn bic &iidltcn nit Gier inO 5eiB;
1cu &atetlano oiccn cas- Sod]lle I'M Sebeu,
riiiut unirc Screen 10 olj ltno 10 beiBl
geir aro6cn mo 6o6eii sum- Gen ms 0clte0t
Sic 5patcnoloatcn bcadern Oas 6eo
Gs iucroc sic Groc SIR ihiibcn0en Sdan5c
g9ir 6adcn lino paden oie Sdoaen 5lI SailI
mir iinD ndt 6cuaiinct nit Sdjpct oocr Sonje
as tdn uncr 5potcn Die llebarnaht ani
8cim &cmicn crIenncn iol Ancs, mas dlt;
Cic 5patcnoloaten t5m nHd ibro Eflift
ggir rualtcu lmo 6oltcn acirciliN 5ulormcn
imo iraQcn Der c6rcnocn grbeit @euanol
Cos ldBt m7rc Ser5cn begeiiert cutammen;
iidt t6unci inns trcnncn stang, @crfimft uno 1iano.
Ias Gatcrlat0 ref icOer @iann miro actclt
oc Spotcnol0otn moribIrcn ms 6co
Ccrn m6dtcu iur iedcu bci ihmctternocm SDole
MN 0iircu uir ibilrG uo dan5cn nit Sut
g8ir ocnen Dem 9}aterlalO elmer mic olle,
0oS itol5c @eiil6l nur belcbt ms 0e &ruIt.
Gr6lii6en uod) D1u6en miro Sieg ms mo Sell
Gc Spatcniol6aten iic f6ote 6r E6eil
(Q}ogOcburger eneral.an5eger)
g'cmcrfuuo Ger ungeoicntc ocrtiAe Sonoihrm ilt
slnn 9r6eits6cnt beor0cr: mSeriteaen BON SdliBen
ard6ei iuo SGau5en imo sum gluirounen Der 1bladt
icoT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
Gintuu (fbcrens.

Gs fny6 om o Scbruar 1915 simun G6c.
rcni ncllcbicc Nate Der Ocrilurbeneu Niars
Ne0eHsia6r. IN icner gSobnnng 9lr 1901,
Sitciiycrstrafc- Die @ceroaun9 BON ics
ner ebtcn 9eobntna iinbct iiah nni Snmitag,
@orminaQs s. i5 nO0 Der oSi ,Samea Nirlhe ,
woielbii iun 8 llor &crmitiaas cine 9coiiem
6o6meiic cele6riri ucrben lpiro. @ciietWl8
auf oerl e9ciisen @rl1icr 6rleo0oie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
gcfannttnadlun0en.


Snltimurc, G. 6spIngss anrl
Scr Stnots@cOmeicr piro ablni pi Y
ben #. Sebrnar 1915, 30 nel 9GteInN.
angcQcbcH on Crf uno Sieue ten dc
Die 9docaur Der iolgenoen S'uD"
ODER neu cinbircn cnihe
JliogCIsStrnfc, bon gSoQllv4,.c
nibsSiraBe. nm . nor 9,abmiii ii.ss Dis
Snnaros strnhc, BON Niiiiei Sllen'
SiraBe, nm 1a3 llbr Jadmu.esssco znin
Snratpna- pon Sniau22v'9,iitsds
9cuiao Sirnbe inn 10 Aaun,eo5l Aau,ne. 5lla'l
4cnruic. Strafc, Oon Sna mVygeoftni.ii
0euinlousSndBc, nm 1z4 uQt ,.,,' zray
2eriuaiunsStrnnc, bon Neltla1H1,iila14
Scnialon.straes, bon acyuaIss,Il SSriiai
Gardioqa Sirnbc. I'M iA5 uQt siglt
@Geeler.glueuue, bon NerlliHlnstmilidis
6aDeite Srnbe. nm 4.45 nOs Esendri d.
(5cbG) Sl'o'-----
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06

0lcufs Rinwicn, aclc6icr Gioitc non Goros
inca Rhmien. in ehem 60. Qebensinhr Sic
6ceroiauH8 iinoei Sgnntaa Q llbr gla@mii.
iaos BON iciner 9eobnnQ 9ir 30, Shbs9lr-
iiaairn.9lDcnnc, aus naif @ermon0ic nm
,srenoc iino b0ilinii clnQelaoen. bc3upobneii
Nciirtina ami ncu a2onoon &ari 6rieoboic.~
(NcbG4D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
0at6crine NJ Goncr

Gs nnrb an 3. Scbruar 1915 &ai1crinc ~
Sancr aeliehie 0nttin BON Niitlls Snuer. n
ibyen 7t Qctcnsiabr Sic Aeeroqua iinoe
sonniaa 5cornar llbr @a@miiiaas, bon
aus iiaii 9eiictine aui ocm ,gsciiern Gemc
fem (Scb0--7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
QcnOon. gSarf. .(Sen.eterh.

glirean: Wr. 81, gecE. E.saratoga.straBe unb
Nanpt0nOnu1. 6rrAeriGs9loab.
SeorihniEplfbe non $26 an ilnicr belidnois
Ger 9luihbt edrlitbllmen 0cminoe 3ildn5en
etc, iino i'm Irei39an5 nm GnuptGinQdn9 3u
jinocn iluier ABent miro, wenn ecpiinid6t,
pcrlulcOCu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06


glnoebote meroen eniacacil saoliinci
Der Goniraftbe61roe Der Siaoi Ndihbal
Sen llm6an 6eS Glcuaiors ny olniiinol M
sen 91ahor uno Giooirdib Won ,sn Gea~
glnQeboie miiiicr IN perl leess If &aus,
uno an 6cn 0oaro Of 9lmaIoSSriH ,,eilw
Gitb" a0reiiri icin. bic An,tWn adii li
fur 9lcmuoclin1 Clcuatur ~ "ctdol9aa
uno bel Serrn Nidnrn SminInl nl,ohnns o.. II
tor In icnen Wireou i'm M,e.i.49,nnh, o'H
bon IL llbr gornlitaas, lneg Wl..ngs" 3
Sc0rnar 1915, einaercidt me.pv qie'N q
yin hcQlaubbi0ier Gbed oefe50O0Ol 'y
benz Ncirdqe bon finibuioerf 'Manl' a.
fars, aui cine nGlearing SOU i6S pen
Srocr ocS 0abors uHo Siao.i,lneiiiai lcls,, IA
more, mus ieocm 9lnacboi penlsa1fditdN 4
Ser criolercihe @ieier nlie sSfGfaiN'
Ten uno Die Gorf6riiien pcs @'"
9c5no aui GoHirniic eriiAeil .,,en l5risss.
8eihnunqen uno Spe3litlaIofS i'm x
ODER rad oenl 3. Nc0rAnr lYYi,sIi uGro''
oe8 Gic6duoesSnipciiors pcliuil 'Fh bds .{
Iie GonsrnlisNcbdroe hepall lho.e ia''
bor. irecno Elm ooer ale s'As''
6. &, SSsiSSeS'S1s'
@eldiiat am 9. ISe6riiar iel2' s
temp Grdfoert Der eoll'" -
(fSchr4-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
gcriommliima .9lu5ciecm.

s0nntou.glUcrRc'@onf spar, nab 2cih.@crcin.
,'0hreo Scri0mnlfnp NM 9enmieuu0hl
Sicnlina ben o. Schrudr 1918, i'm @crclnS,
Solal, 9ir. 1925, 0nntomglDennc
&. geplierman, Nrdiincnt
(5e6s % V! ain9emnn Scireidr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
@NreaM ae8 Ne6aN0.5N1IlYn.n' .IlI

IS miro biermii bclanni aeecg'' ig0s s'
Coma, oemdB Der an ~ ,l q6itflA
5ei6neten &erorommg gI lo3, 3e,oeenila
4nraorop6 ~ (pic an 2e ~rH,fi Dol Fl
amenoirD I'M @rlanbnib naAse '.niita X
einmcicn an Someitcco sStraBs alb
9urens uuo @olfSirabc Qel.e"R alal''
iniiauircH IL er1laae
(Se66,S0) Gepuno.-->-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
(smnnl.cl lSrih Minttca

Gs iiar6 AM sScbrunr 1915 3 ll6r Nior.
ncns 0mauunl Nrlk Wlahce, i'm gllicr pon
GA 1abrcn Sic Qecr6ianna iinoci qm Spnn.
nnne gir 522, eHo.ealcpouS. .9lprnur aus
iialt. gciictung ami ocm aCoi gapnSricof
bof" (Scb0 %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06

Scpnrnte 2lngebDte ucrbeu fiir 2ieicrIng lir
bic NcnuGnna onrl bic @leliriiGc 0ummlinnn,
pcmdB Den bon Dem @beisSnncnieur genannier
0Ommiiiion auigccnten Gpe3ifitntionen, bon
folqcnocn Wldterdien qeioroert:
0ine Winon nierbunocriiduicno SuctsSub,
mc0r ooer peniger pon uttrifi6irten 3ic9el'
Srci6umocri iouieno SUB mebr ooer peuis
Ger, pon SpeeiaI Snet'6bbrsH, eniNlteBlU
Nicnnugcn.
glilen iol6cn glneeboicu mliB Gin oeeloubias
fer 0bcd ocS Betcrs nu cine u9learing
0ouIe Nonf", 5dbibor an ben Wlopor mo
Siaoiratb BON baltimore. in ioleenoen Serd'
Gen bcigeiuai lein;
&itrifi5irie 3ieae0onoulien $500.
Gpccial 0uctHobren uno &ieqnngen 5000
S0rlibe grohcn bon piirlt8rtcn SeaelsGun'
outcu uno special EucsJi00ren uno 8eann'
gen miiiien loic in Den Spe3iiilaiionen gefors
bert am obcr Dor Dem Satum Der Geiiinlng
Der 9lugeboie iinterbreitei peroeH.
glnqeboie miiiien bcriiegcli uno an ben
8oaro OF gliparoS, care Of Nharo 6jiuinlL
@iiD 6eailier. aoreiiiri ein. Selelhen mill'
fen bonn Stn0tsGlc9lirnr In ocnen glrcnn I'm
8aibbaiie om Wiittwg6, ben H. Sebrunr
1915, Dor lbr &ornIitaas, in @nplaHe &C.
nommen iuorocn icin.
sic Goniraii.pcborbc bebdH i0 oas liedi
nor. ireeno Gin ooer ale Angebotc 3nriid5ui
mciien
gsencn Gpc3iifnioncn uno pciiercr eIus'
limit pcroe man iih an
JairigD 6: Sgumas,
GbcfsSn9enenr,
daibbaus
(oes) Suhn Subert,
temp. 4rdii0ent Der 9oHirait 'geDoroc.
(6eb6,1b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
,gater @ancrating sdmiOt, G.s.G.M.

Gs iiarb pl5tli6 an a. Se6runr 1915 i'm
@larrbans Der Naiboliiben ner5 Sein.Airdc
Ninhlanoiopn &nter NanrraNus Smmiot, 6.
croieuna iinoci nm Woutan B. Sebrnar Q
nor WlorncnS. ron Der 0cri,Scin-Nirnlc, aus
liat Scicrlinc 6eanicn 0ohmcile iiir iein
Scelenbcil I'M 0 nor Nloraens @cieFnne
0ui ocm .o. Gr5er 5rico6oie."
Npn1Ao1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
airdJlidJc 9Insciscn.
Ainns .MemeinNc.

Goiics6ienn io45 Gie eeIIeprcinneen f.:
bic 9lrnui6.
Vesperservice5 p. M, The good samaritan.
9riie @aillonsbeiper 2i. 5c0ruor 5 lIbr
(ffehGl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
NnIIimnre Gemftcrn.

ghrcna: 0nnpt0aanna Msri6.Qlucnue, Bflld
uun Der 1lnnsStr0nc.
Nc0rdbtibpldte 5u pcrlauipn bon S2B an
GHiion o23", iuiicr iuiuerlulhrenner qlnifmt
Sbh, Nnum iilr 4 eirinme @rd0er Qolten,
ircie 1eENtunn Der dnpcAe.
vriernciirabenGI GIlgnua lebi often.
(0unll01O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06

The resolutions and the preamble
to the same read as follows:
In the course Of recent events it
has become evident that this cher
ished attitude has been in danger
through q foreign control Of our
news service and of our communica-
tion by sea-
Our commerce and citizens have
been compelled to endure violations
OF the principles Of international
law
Ships Of our country ia common
with those Of other neutral nations
having on boaro the property Of citi-
2ens Of the United States have been
arrested on the high seas by boil
ligerent Power, conveyed into It's
ports and there subjected to pro-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
@efnnntmadlnnnen.

ecparatc 9ngcbptr perocn iir ben @e6rnnd
ber 0leltriider 0pmmiiou Ia llebereinitim
mma NIT pen bon Dem 91el.2ngenenr per
genuHnien 0onmilliou ausgearbeicicn Spe3tll
iationen tiir iolgcnoe NlaieriaIien mo Gienli
leiiiugcn aei0r0er.
Gnno
Nico,
3icgclhcinc,
oul5,
xrnuepor. upu Wiatcrini.
Nllcn iulncn ylnGcbuicn muB ciu bcglnubia
ier Coed oca Scicrs, ari cine ~0learng
0ouie" ganl an Den Nld0or uuo SiaoitoD
bon Baltimore 5aUlbar aemadt 81 oen lul
QCn0cn Nelrdgcn ucigeiaf jcin Sono $lOO,
Bieeeliieine Si0O, Ncl6 500, Gransport $l0O
G6rii6c 9roben bon edn6. aes uuo Sic.
qcliteinen miiien am oocr Dor Dem Laee Der
0inrehuna Der gnacboie, ioc in Den Spe5tiis
idtioucu oorGcihriepcn cuHcreidi perncn.
gnaeboie micn pcriieaeli mn an Den
,9odro OF 9tparoS, Care OF Jiidnro Wulin
Sin &eqiiicr" noreirt icn. 9ieicl0en milf
fen ct Dor If llbr @ormiiiags am Niitttupd
Den n. 6e6rnar 1915. IN Sdnoen oes Staoi
MeQliraors in oclcn Niiredu i'm Hai1balis
beiinoen
Sic Gonirati.9cbBroc bcbdlt flo has Jlebi
Dor irgeno eincs ODER ollie slngeboie 3u rers
SIR spc8ifiiatioHcn uno nd6ere alusfunfi
w w IVY 0ulclo6 &. s6omns,
@befrSngcnieur,
NnthhnuS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
A0bn SlermiG,

Qcmcnbenntter,
gir. 2008, Crleane. Srabe, gnliiuDre, Mlb.
8lUeigbiireau: 9ir S705. bcri GaiiernsgOenue,
6abnn0ioinu. eaiimorezGounn
1ntldcn 5n uermictben filr alle 0clfaenBeitcH.
(0lai201S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
qcfatiof

(ec5) SDnn Gnbert,
temp @rdIioeni Der 6ontrofi8cbtroc.
(-SphG f51
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
Ole epatcuiOlOatcn.

80 nnae0ienIe Qan0itnrm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
Namiel Waitplt,

2eidenbeitotter irno @inbnIiornirer,
916 9Senniblbania-9Inenue.
Telep6on: Dt geruon 5496.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06

(oe5) Suh Subert,
temp. 4rdii0ent Der 9oHirait'geDoroc.
(gfeh8 IN
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-15
Brief Mention.

H. T. Burr spent Monday in Put
nam.
A. D. Boss is in New York on bust
ness.
A. c. Sharpe spent Monday in New
London.
George Stiles. Jr, is in Providence
on business.
Mrs. Carlton White is in Thompson
to spend the week.
James Courtney is in Boston this
week on business.
w. p. Martin Of Hartford spent
Monday in this city.
L. L. Bigelow of Buffalo. N. 2, is
spending few days in town.
John Crawford of Norwich was the
guest of friends here Sunday.
II. s. Eaton has returned from
Worcester, where he has been visiting.
Mrs. E. H. Young and Miss Laura
Young spent Monday in New London.
Albert Richards, who was the guest
of local friends Sunday, has returned
to Hartford.
Mrs. Myra Reed Of Boston spent
Monday here, the guest of her father,
o. E. Sessions.
Miss Helen Kelley has hired a cot
tage at Ocean Beach, where with her
parents she will spend the summer
months.
Mrs. Helen Senior Who has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. c. E. Low
EFT, has returned to her home in Arc
deAR~
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-15
WEDDING.
- =
Anderson-Conway,

Alfred B. Anderson, of Webster
Mass, and Miss Charlotte Helen Con-
Wayhof this city were married L4tJn-
day Hnorning, at s o'clock, at ST Jo-
sepH's church in the presence of
large number Of relatives and friends
Req. T. F. Bannon OBLIGATED and also
sang the nuptial high mass. William
y. Lawler, a cousin of the bride, was
f5est man and Miss Katherine Higgins
was bridesmaid. The bride wore a
handsome gown Of embroidered net
with trimmings of maline and roses.
The bridesmaid wore embroidered wolfe
with pink satin. After the ceremony
at fthe church there was a reception
at<the home of the brides parents, Mr.
end Mrs. Michael Conway, of 955 Main
street which was attended by about
'35 guests. The bride received many
handsome presents. During the fore
noon Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson left in
an automobile for their honeymoon
trip, after which they will reside in
this city.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-15

charge of intoxication and wa& fined
So and costs. which he paid.
Hnery Potvin, arrested Saturday
night on complaint of his brother
John, charged with breach of the
peace, entered a plea of guilty. His
brother said that Henry came into lthe
shop and started to talk loud. Hefwas
told to shut up and refused to do So
John said that he had worked hard
that day, had no supper and was ner >
vous. Acting under an impulse he1had
his brother arrested and he did not
care to press the case very much
The court imposed a fine of 81 and
costs, which was paid.
The court, there being no objection
on the part of anyone, condemned and
ordered destroyed the liquor taken by
the state police in raids made at the
home of John Bonafcio and Victor,
Monaco June 6. Prosecuting Agent
Frank L, Powell poured the liquor into
the sewer, after the session of court.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-15
WILL IL L Il

ordinance. He was likewise fined, 81
without costs
Herbert T. Clark. charged with driv-
ing an automobile on the left hand side
of Main street contrary to the ordi-
nance, entered a plea of not guilty.
He contended that he left to the left
to avoid striking some people. PATROL
man PaulhuS, who is doing traffic duty
this month, said that Mr.. Clark was
on the wrong side of the street for
a considerable distance, and that when
he spoke to Mr.. Clark, the latter ap-
peared to be provoked and indignant.
The court found Mr.. Clark guilty and
imposed fine of 81 without costs.
Theodore Marrotte, charged with
operating an automobile on the one
way street contrary TO the ordinance,
pleaded guilty and was fined 81 with
out costs.
William Mullen. of Manchester
charged with operating a. motorcycle
within the city after sunset without
a rear light, pleaded guilty. He said
that the rear light broke off while he
was coming from Coventry Saturday
night. It was late and there was no
place to go to have the light fixed
He was seen by the officer shortly aft
er midnight. In view of the eireun-
stances the court imposed a nominal
fine of 81 without costs.
John Wyjick. 20. was charged with
riding a bicycle on the sidewalk OF
Durham street. William G. Lyman
was appointed guardian ad Iitem and
he entered plea of guilty for the ac-
cused. He said that Wyjick knew
very little English and was not aware
that he was doing wrong. He was
fined 81 without costs.
Roy A. Paine. of Putnam, a tobacco
salesman, who on June 5 while oper-
ating an automobile on Main street
in this city, struck the six-year- old
daughter of Archibald Miner of Main
street, was charged with operating
the automobile on the wrong side of
the street and he entered a plea of
guilty. Prosecuting Attorney E. Frank
Bugbee told the court that at the time
of the accident Paine was on the left
hand side of the road. The child was
going across the street and the mud
guard struck her knees. Paine stop
ped the car. gave his name and adj
dress to the mother, took the child
home, and afterwards paid the doc
tor. The little girl was not injured
much. Where Paine had made his
mistake was in not reporting to the
police. He recommended a fine and
the court imposed a fine of SIS and
costs, which Paine paid.
Charles Cote, arrested Sunday aft
eFnoon while dancing on the sidewalk
on High street, pleaded guilty to the
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BRIEF STATE NEWS

New Britain.-Judge ]. F. Duton of
Bristol was the speaker at the meet
ing Of st. Joseph's Holy Name So
ciety Sunday evening.
Saybrook-The Middlesex Ministers
association will meet with Rev. Will
lam Franklin White, pastor of the
Congregational church here today
(Tuesday).
Westbrook.-NIrs. Edith Hoadley and
her uncle G. o. Stannard, have sold
about 20 acres of land situated in
Kirkland district west of the Horse
Hill road, to Ira S. Kerr of Newark,
N. J.
BristoI.-A largely attended mass
meeting of the Italians of the city was
held Sunday afternoon in the rooms
of the Italian-Am Political club
and it was voted to hold celebration
on Columbus day.
Southington.-The silver cups which
are to be given as prizes for the athle-
tic events at the c. T. A. U. field day
next Saturday are on exhibition in a
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DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional rem
edies Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining
OF. the Eustachian Tube: When this
tube is inflamed yen have FunbifnS
It is entirely closed deafness is the
result, and unless the Inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out of
ten are caused by catarTh. which is
nothing but an inf1amed condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case CT deafness Caused by
ca,&arrtsJ that cannot be cured by
HalPs Catarrh Cure. Send Cor cireu-
Lars free.
Sold Bv Druggists. 76c.
Take Stalls Family Pills for consti-
nation
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cigarettes YOU like best!

local window. The cups, As in number,
are very beautiful.
Essex.-Henry A. Olmstead picked
his first crop of peas on Saturday
which is the earliest crop reported
here this season.
Windsor-The commissioners of tha
Windsor Fire district have elected a
superintendent of the water depart
ment Of the district and the election
went to Homer R. Turner, present
secretary Of the district.
MiddIetown.-The bids for $4,000
4 Ia per cent. bonds of the city of
Middletown were opened last week,
and the bonds were awarded to Har-
ris, Forbes & Co., as the highest bid
ders, the figures being 1892.
RocLcvilIe.-Frank Grant died satur-.
day after a weeks illness with pneu-
monia- He carried on the paint bus
mess for over quarter of a century,
and sold out in 1905. He was a re-
publican and was the first city treas
ured Of Rockville.
Hartford.-The summer care of
Hartford's sick babies whose mothers
are unable or do not know how to care
for them will begin this (Tuesday)
morning at 9 o'clock with the opening
of the babies hospital at the corner of
Vine and Mather streets.
Southington.-Uncle Sam has sent
along one of his twenty-foot flag poles
to be erected upon the post office
building here and it is probable that
the raising will take place before next
Saturday, Field day. The flag at the
post office is one of the largest in town
and heretofore has been hung from
the upper story.