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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-07
PACIFIC SEA WASPS
HAVE NEW COMMANDER
press nv Federal Wireless)

(Associsted Press by Federal Wireless)
SAN DIEGO, Cal, Oct. Com.
mander Arthur c. Cayanaugh, U. S. n,
who is now on duty at Annapolis, has
been ordered to take command of the
Pacific destroyer and submarine flo
tilla. He will succeed Commander
Frederic n. Freeman.
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COAST ARTILLERY NOTES
tsreeiai stsi:Ral.etin Correspondence,

Especial stsf-Bulietin Correspondencel
/, FORT .KAMEHAMEHA, Oct. T.
During thesabsenee of the troops in
camp a number Of bridge dinners have
been given by the ladies at Kameha-
meha.
sls.vS>s.---ss-..
- Mrs. Alfred NJ. Hunter entertained
at dinner Monday evening for Mrs
Lee Holcombe and Mrs. Russell p.
Reeder.
Mrs. John c. ohnstad entertained
at dinner tuesday evening for Mrs.
Crawford, Mrs Hunter, Mrs. Reeder
and Miss McRae of Honolulu.
Mrs. Lee Holcombe entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening for Mrs.
Bradley, Mrs. Garcin and Mrs. Mar
tin.
Mrs. Norris Stayton entertained at
dinner Thursday evening. for Mrs.
Reeder, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Andruss,
Mrs. Garcin, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Ohm
. stad and Mrs. Scnrader.
Mrs. Edwards of Fort Armstrong
was hostess at an attractive luncheon
at the Country club for Mrs. Alfred
M. Hunter of Fort Kamehameha, and
Mrs. GalIogly and Mrs. Hayes Of Ho-
nolulu.
| Maj. and Mrs. Mettler of Honolulu,
Capt and Mrs. Walter L, Baker, Mrs.
| Bradley and Lieut.. and Mrs. Guy L.
Gearhart had an enjoyable picnic sup
! per at Schofield Barracks Thursday.
Capt. and Mrs Walter L. Baker en-
tertained delightfully."- at dinner Thurs
day evening for Lieut.. and Mrs.
Steese, Lieut.. Kahle and Lieut.. and
/ Mrs. Burdick, all of Fort Kameha-
meha. 49, s.Ns
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph Meyer were
hosts at dinner Saturday evening for
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Garcin of Fort
Kamehameha.
! The informal hop at Kamehameha
: Friday evening was, the motive for sew
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Mrs. Russell p. Reeder was hostess
for the Fort Kamehameha Bridge Club
Thursday morning. Those members
present were: Mrs. Alfred NJ. Hunt
er, Mrs. Lee Holcombe,- Mrs. Norris
Stayton, Mrs. H. d. Burdick, Mrs. Gar
Gin, Mrs. Malcolm P. Andruss, Mrs.
Stewart s. Giffin, Mrs. John o. Ohm
stad, Miss Hunter, Mrs. Steese and
Mrs: Guy l.. Gearhart. %
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Stewart Giffin had
as guests at dinner Col and Mrs Al
fred NJ. Hunter and Miss Hunter.
Lieut.. and Mrs. II. D.. Burdjek were
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Mrs. Garcin entertained at dinner
for Mrs. Lee HoIcombe, Mrs Martin
and Mrs. Stayton. -. ....- -:
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Lieut.. and Mrs. i Guy L. Gearhart
entertained at dinner for Capt. and
Mrs. Walter L. Baker, Mrs. Bradley
and Lieut. and Mrs. Steese of Fort
Kamehameha and DR.. Reesman of Fort
Ruger
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hosts at dinner for Lieut. and Mrs.
Meyer, Mrs. Robh and Lieut.. Kahle.
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eral charming dinners on the post.
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The informal hop at Kamehameha
Friday evening was, the motive for sew
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph Meyer we're
hosts at dinner Saturday evening for
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Garcin of Fort
Kamehameha.
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Mrs: Vilber Stokes was hostess at O.
Kensington this week for Mrs. John
B, W.sCorey. Mrs. Raymond s. Pratt.
Mrs. Carson Tote of wahiawa, Mrs.
Fletcher OF Honolulu. Miss Hazel
Haynes and Mrs. Jewell.
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1cTas.

sSSo6n 81. 9oQano BON Ilpine,
Der Safer Der BON i6rem @atten er=
idoiienen 5rau Gbrpltal Spannea,
erflGrte in einem Snterpietp, oaB
aud nidt ser l~eiIelte 8eroaGt nud=
aepieIen meroen fonne, oaB feline
Sodter in einem unlaltteren Ser
bGltnis at S6eritleutnant Butler ge-
itonoen babe. Die beioen Samilien
b1tten IN eiitem geIeaidaftli6en
reip. freunolfaftliden Serfebr ge-
itanoen, an Dem aud Der ltrengite
Sittenridter bate feinen @nitoB
nebmen fonnerl. @r' lit Der lleber=
5eugilng, oaB fem SdDiegerlobn
SpanneG Ole srauiige Sat in einem
pabniinnigen Giferiu6tsanfaa be-
gangen babe uno total perriidt lei.
sSn Ser @egeno bon Soteet err
tronf Der nolbabenoe uno aage-
mein geadtetc Sartner Aug. gfart
in elmer - SUB @aiier baltenoen
Giiterne auf ieiner Sorm. Der Wann
5og Wd1ler aus Dem SeDalter, oils
er plosli6 BON einem Ser5i6lag be-
fallen, fopfiiber III Die Siefe itiir5te.
N1lr nit Miibe fonltte Die 2eide oes
@erungliidten, Der elm auBerge-
wobnli6 GROCER uno idtperer Wann
mar, aus Der GiIterne oe3ogen mer-
ben. gdart Itano i'm Sitter BON So
Sabren uno binterldBt cine Srmi
uno bier &inoer.
- Ser 3ultano oes pdbreno oes
groBen Seuers in guitin am Conn
tag ihper perlebten Seueriuebrman.
mes Sarnes @laB lit iebr beoenfli6;
oie @erlebungen oes &iid9rats, oie
er erlitt, meroen uielleift ieihen Too
berbeifiibren. Die dnoern brei per-
ungliiften Seiierpebrleute befinhen
ii6 allf Dem @ege ser 9elierung ;
cine pom Stats 6eliermarlfoIl
Sngliib eingeIettete ltnteriudung
iiber ole @ntltebung oes @ranoes
bot bis iett nod feline befrieoisennen
Heiultate ergeben.
Der in ser 9dbe bon Wiueral
8eas uobnenoe 8armer Sobu %.
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poraefunoen muroe. Man fano BET
ibnen eine 0uantitat Saden, Die
aus Den @ei61ften BON Sen 9at
uno gnom & Mtoore, lopie aus Der
@obnung bon 5rau u. @ol6alf an
ser @or5a StraBe etlttpenoet maren.
Mnf Der 6rieori6shurger Sano=
ItraBe, 10 Meilen BON Sun Intonio,
lpuroe Die 2eihe oes 3~9jabrigen Ser
mann Nifert NIT elmer <gelmlrnoe
inn &opfe m%lfgefunoen; Elm @emebr
nit elmer abgei6oifenen Yatrpne
lag neben linn. Gidert miro BON iei=
rer SHUTTER, brei 8riioern uno orei
S6pelterft, sic idmmtlif in 8erar
Gountp uobnen, iiberlebt; Haitor
@olff BON Der lutberilfen ct. Sobns
Stride miro oie @ra6reoe balten.
Sn einem Sanatorium per-
Ifieo Sigmino 9utidel i'm Sitter
BON 90 Sabren; er mar in Better
reid qeboren uno bate ungefabr aft
@onate in San 4ntonio gemobnt.
Ser 8eritorbene binterldBt cine Srau
u1o Elm fleine5 &ino.
SIN Sitter BON 80 Sabren per-
Ifieo in ibrem SauIe an Der Wo-
rales StroBe Srau Neff 8rinb; lie
miro iiberlebt BON ibrem @atten, Der
&onoufteur an Der Sa1 Intonio,
ltpaloe & @i1lf @ilenbabn lit.
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grnnoeisemtmms : i1ebertrasmnseH.

6. g. &oh nn6 Srnu an bic Srlitees,
bes 8ernr County S6nls8iitrift ST.
81. @rnnoitid i'm Sraneisco Holen Surs
pep 48; $282.
Otto 8ed an Srnu gliie 81. Srneb,
@rnnoitid in Somtb Harf, 5unitod
Nbbition; $f142.
s. g. @nnbermann unb gomaro @ile
ion ON Srau s. 9. &eltoen, @rlno1fiif
in &nob Sill; $3.50.
San Mntonio @nter Supplp Company
an Sre0 9nmmert, @rnnDftiid an Der
Niber abe.,, $222S.
San antonio @ater Snpplp gompaub
an Sre0 Snnlmert, @ru11oItiid an Der
Htber Nbenue; $500.
Gan Intonio 8ater Suppln Company
on SreD Summert, @runbItiid an Der
Hiber @pe.; $1475.
ssacob @ittles unb Srnu an q. g.
ltilo sc. Nltermnr1, @runoltild an Der
@oliab Ctr, $3.50.
Gan Intonip &ater Suppln Company
on Sre0 6ummert. @rlnbltiid ON Ser
Hiper gbe., $500.
$. g. Greet an $. s. aoe6ler nno
Gus 1eper, @rl1nbitiid in 5u1np
Slope; 1886.
@. 6. emmett, Sruitee, an Sohn $.
&oebler, @rmnoitiid in Sltnnb GLOBE;
$65.
8iuinm G6emnib unb Sruu an Sic
8ebles, @runoftiid am Gan Yebro
8lace $4,000.
Sattie Sinbleb an 81. o. @iImanl,
@runbihid an Der gbeitntt Ctr; $1,000.
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nids erldoB feline 5rnn uno mafte
Damn ieinem eigenen 9eben NIT
tells eIner Shrotflinte Elm Gnoe.
@riinoe, mel1e gu Der Eragooie Ser
an%lalinng gegeben baben, iino nidt
befm1nt.
Ser feline Sobn oes 8aptiiten-
Breoiaers $. .. 9enoaa bon Sm
Mngeio erpildte cine Slai6e @ololin
uno nabm mebrere Shlufe ans Der
ielben, er itarb TN fnr5er 3eit an
Den Jolgen oes auf ben aorper gif=
tia mirfenbeu Stoffes.
SSn ser @egeno bon Denton
muroe ser ~40ia6riee %. DC. &ilep
ourd eil1en NepolperIduB getotet.
g~in3elbeiten ilber Ser &orfaa iino
nidt befanlrt, oob iolen Die Sbe-
%riffsbeamten einen Nadbar i'm Ser
oad)t baben uno itramm binter ibn
Der IeIn.
= SIN SouIton perbrannte IN III
rem 3immer Die 90jdbrige Srau
9ora gggert, tpeber oie Nadbarlt
nod Die idneG berbeigeeilte Seuer-
mebr ~permlodten Die beiabrte Srall
bon Dem ldrefliden 8erbrennungs-
tooe 81 erretten.
Snfolge zines perfpirrten uno
libel arrangierten u8oaots" bat Ser
&ongrcBmann 8nrgeB IN 8ictoria
Gountp ungefabr $50 Stimmen per-
loren uno fam oaburh mogli6er-
meile ge5flagen fueroen.
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gns ser GtaStdaGe.

Neue 4ngebote fir Die S%ieferung
BON CONNER uniformen fir Die
9oIi5iiten iino auf ben 3. Iugult
einaeforoert moroen, oa i'm eritei
Antrag barber periaumt Dnroe
ein5ui6alten, oaB Der ginfaufsasent
ole MufforOerung fir Die a~ngebote
erlaiien iol. Die 3abluns Der bel
Der 8onowabl abgegebenen Stimmen
ergab, 20S5 oafir unb 22f9 oage-
gen; Majoritat gegen Die ausgabe
ser Bombs 1874. Snbe5ug alf Die
Grtpeiterung Der @eit Srapis Str,
5pilfen Mtain Mpenue uno Sareoo
Strabe, muroen feline Veranoerurl-
gen porgenommen. Die Gflaiteru1g
Der Siio-EreIa, BON Mithea Strabe
bis 5llr S%taotgren5e, muroe entge-
gengenommen. Cine Sroinan5,
ipelf)e BON perihieoenen @emerbe-
treibenoen cine Steuer erbebt, uno
.5ipur Die ,S1lfte Der ibnen bonn
Staat auferlegten Steuer, muroe
o%ngenommen. Sic betrifft S6anf-
ipirte, BETTER BON Tool : Salen,
0nulierer uno Inbere. Ger @itDe
oes eriien Aiiiitent 5euerpebrdefs
o. 6. @opep, Der Dor einigen Mio-
naten BEL Iusiibung ieines 9ienites
fem 2eben perlor, weroen $500
bemiaigt. 8eipiaigungen fiir Die
8flaitering IN Ser gictoria Strabe
erbalten: 9. Sranfenitein, $13S.40;
NadlaB bon Z. u. &. @ifes Heaie,
$50; Sobanna 3. Idermann,
S57.60; 8rGnf S. goBbarot, 500;
8iaiam SSonas, $t32.40; Gurl &un-
qe. $t32.50.
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!OerrafsTmerne. Ucbnrten.
SobcsfGae-

define.
Sobn s.. garbiih nnb Mauo 8.
8ratton.
9anl q. @raidel uno 2ois so.
@ru6.
@aIter Serber uno slnlta Goa
Sebos.
Selmutb 6. $. Sind mno Slie 8.
Sadrmann.
gilbert @m. Seioeulann Ii. Wauo
Martin.
Serbert 6. Sllenger nno @lltb g.
9ongeop.
Sames 6. zimmerman unb gtta
Cobb.
9. 9. Sarger nnb @ipim 9solen.
6. 9. Soften unb Srau gfiie
&lemde.
Charles $. Sett uno @loops %.
Bed.
SSobn 6. 9igmuno nno Serbia M.
Meper.
Smriion 9. Saa uno emma g.
BOB.
@ebnrten:
90. @. Sheel nnb Srau, Elm &na-
be; SO. $. Soeriter uno 6rau, Elm
M1o6en; 6. 81. 9url6 uno Strait.
elm anabe; Sim Gfeil uno Srali, ein
Mdo6en, e.. 81. Marclls uno Srau,
elm Mdo6en; Otto 9oerner Ii. sSrau,
Elm M6oden; 81. 81. @robmann uno
Srali, elm &nabe; 8. S. 9ranoen-
burger nno Srau, Elm anobe; 8. a..
Shoenfelo uno Srau, elm Snabe;
Sohn &iegel unb Srau, elm anabe;
Sobn Sein5 uno Srall, elm &llabe,
g. Offer uno Srait. ein Wdbden.
9o5esfGIIe.
Iooplb Sund, II Sabre; Srall
g. 8. Senrids, SO Sabre, Gbilipp
&enfer. 76 Sabre; Gbos. Sdumad)e,
81 Sabre.
Sou : Grfanbnisiheine.
Sara Sitb. Sord> 4nbau. 8eit 9als
motto Npe. $3.50.
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@artenfonsert i'm 8eetbopen.

DN
Sir oas &pn5ert i'm 8eet6oDelt=
an Snmitog abeto lit naf=
itebenoes bubi6es Brogramm 5ulam-
mengeItelt noroen.
/. @ifitair @arI6 SO, 1..........
................. 5. Sdubert
2. Ouoerture-u @do6en an Ser 9puz
le" 49,. ...... ........ Suppe
8. 8al8er -r9ie SpOropatben" .'.
4. arie aais SER 6per Sic gfegis :
ments@So6ter" ........9 oni5etti
(a) 0berldnoer-u5 eimats : Slim.
(b) Sbbf-uS Simplicity" go.
9orot6p See
6. Gelection- rSnnn6duIer" ......
......... -. 80. 81. 8a9ner
8anie.
Z. 0uperture-~3mtberfLote"
s. ELECTION Ser i6luar8e 6uIar"
(o) 9os berii6nte @enuet ......
....... 8. $. 8obereipsfp
(b) W2ari6 = Ser &ufud"
........ 8. Siamore
10. GlartneteSoGo 81 garneoale 81
Gene8io" g. 8aiIi
or. Sernanbe8, Soliit.
II. @roBe amerifdlii6e Sontuiie uamez
RIGA Sorener" $3.50. s. sc. Sobnni
10. @roBber8oge Waarf6 e. Sriebmann
@etpiomet Dem 8roBber8o9 bon
8oben.
@nt. s.. Smith, 9irieent
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gau Grlanbnisideine.

Sara Srtb. 8ordsanbali. 8eit @als
metto Gpe,; $3.50.
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o l. e 8 e.

aooplb Sund, II Sabre; Srat
g. s. Senrids, SO Sabre, Gbilipp
&enfer. 76 Sabre; Gbos. S6umad)e,
81 Sabre.
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L.okaIes.
&oramsIdtlides @etter.

Sir Gan Intonto uno umgegeno:
s5eute @beno uno Wittmo6. teilmeil e
betp0lft.
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Die 0autatiafeit in ltniere

Die gmltdtigfeit in unierer
'Stoot m1breno oes Monats Suli lit
I'M 800 Iro5ent GROCER ais nab,
reno o%elielben Monots I'M @orjobre.
Die I'M Sui lesten Sabres ousgege.
benen 8au @rlaubnis lhetne reprd-
ientierten Die Summe BON $4,000,
m1breno i'm ~laufeloen Monat Die
erteilten .Eermits~ iih auf $3.50
900 belaufen. Ger groBte ein3elne
9au bierunter lit Die nelie Sofidule
on Der @nrten StrnBe, oeren Gon-
ftrltftio1 anf $4,000 berefnet lit
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@rme ooer ste &eloen6ruit tottopie-
ren 81 lafien.
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N1arets8criht.
Bnnmw0ne.
Gm Intonip. Ser, 12B gts.
@alpeitpn, geitern. 1870 gts.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Gnm antonio, Ser, 1875 Gts.
@albeitun, geiterr. 1870 Cts.
GDtrDnTamen- VrDDnfte.
San Nmtonio, Ser, 25. Suli 1916 =
Yrime CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil, 50
Gents pet @dDone
@e,p gorf, %. Suli. - Spot, s9.45
BID; Sui. 1852 Bio; auaulf. $9.68
uno 1910, September, 1857 urlo
$3.50, 0ftober, 1881 uno 1888; Ros
bember, $500 uno 1922, 9esember,
S8.16 unb $8.17; Sarliar, $500 uuo
1921, Sebrlar, $500 uno $3.50.
Sarm.sSSrpbnfte.
Gan Mntonio, Ger, 25. Snli 1916
Butter ........ 1Sc-21c per Hfnuo
gier (mlr frii6e) $50. 1, 22Re per 9bb.
$50. 2. 12e per Ob0.
Siibner 1879. 12Kc-161ae per $50.
Srrfebs .......... 15c per Bfutlo
8ei8en .$1.14 per Bmidel
Worn .......-... 05e per 9nl1et
9afer .48c per 8nlhei
Sen ........... $1,000 Der Sorns
Wemiife.
&artoffeln. Heue Seras. $3.50; Ca
l%ifornia, $500.
SuHc JtuLluttSsu. ~UAttiuiiu, Yi.so.
3miebeln, California. $500.
aobl, $3.50 uno $500 per Crate.
8eteriilie. 35c per Obo. <8inbeI.
@riiner 8feffer, $1.25 per 8nShel.
8eeten. 46c per Sob. sBiinbel.
@eIbe @ur5eln, 40e per Subero.
Observation-Disclosures. per Efo. 12he
gantaloupes, STANDARD, $3.50 per
Crate; Stumble, $1.25 Der Crate.
Somaten. Seras, A SCRIBE, S5c uHo
90c.
@ierpflansen. $500 per guidel.
gobnen, Crime. $1.25% Bis $3.50
per Buihel.
Squoib. SOC per 8uideI.
aopfialat, 1915 II. $500.
@limenfohI, SITS fir 10 Gtiif.
Rabieshen, 40c T. 1 Sbo. =8iinoeI.
GeIferie, $500 Der Subeno.
Stru. per 8u. $500.
yteh-Narfi.
Gan antonio, Ser, 25. Smli 1916
aiihe $4.t5 bis S6.75.
&dlber $3.50 Bis 1915.
O6fen $3.50 bis $7.45.
@ulen $4.55 biz $3.50.
ct. 2ouis, %. Suli 1915. = Miubz
bieb. Seras<9ieb. $3.50 Bis $9.10.
Ghtpeine SO 90 bis $1,000.
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Sm 9lter BON 81 Sabren itarb
IN eiuem bieiisen SoIpital Der aus
Morobia, Geras, ~itammenoe SSofef
3nief; er miro bon Ieiner @itme,
brei S0bnen iino bier To6tern iibcr-
Iebt. Die 2eihe miro CUR Seeroi.
.grng nad Morapia geianot.
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es miro Dem eMr 1t rm onl ms. Ynnne gu Hma1 Dor bm amef 6 Jest one s 9onmes
Sdnoft a6mpt3 m 9mhr bon 9rmue ItD Ser Gm Gbmne} bon Dem aus Hb Die eu2 10 Neen lam
p sdufHlot an Guomn oha mB bnu6r eob amegs upien hilbert mog apdume in no0uat
ir Mifhmab nIeht Ms GhbpuHeN mhrm NpWHm hamn Die lmThn ganmem 0 Eemme
al aepmnef lie meS mt mMe hsD htm gilbert Mnn u0 5g lid Nn nr Nrns, gebnne no
Sngbrnf ub 3unpn ant anml bnuf lie ame @eahoh fam De Sdpr fre t oThgn mmn
r nit bent Tmqr bon WDnn Gmm edits Mr SR geeWnD. Hamst Sonpns u0 an epHfuge
pmH mr Nan mad Gbmmes bna usgangpuntpo Der iWnS Hnru an ou some pBr. &
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@ablreinltat in Serar Gpnntg.

Dos jest p~oaitdnoig porliegenoe
@ablrelultat in unierm Gollrtp, 10
melt lid) mebrere &anoioaten um Die
Menter b~etpurben, lit folgenoes:
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-14

rioting at other points in Chihuahua
but in none of the other incidents were
American soldiers said to be involved.
Tho riots were said TO be due princi-
paily to economic conditions and not
primarily political-the scarcity OF food
in the cities of northern Mexico has
been growing steadily and in many
places the masses Of the people are
SAID to be on the brink of starvation.
The worst rioting was reported far
to the south in Aguascalientea, capital
of the state of that name. Food riots
in which big mobs took part and
which have been going on spasmOdlcal-
~ for the last two days We're described
in a message received from a mining
concern with large interests In Aguas
Galleries. The message said TiOting
had been carried on extensively,
AS far as the section OF the border
is concerned the news OF Carranza's
request for tho withdrawal OF the
troops has not caused any open dis
turbance. Juaroz maintained it's Gus
tomary placid attitude and the Next
cans on both sides OF the river seemed
far less excited than the Americans,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-14
American Troops
More Vigilant
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nation from Consul Letcher indicated
that both garrison and populace had
fired upon the detachment of lao
American troops when they entered
Parral and that the fire had been re-
turned.
1t was assumed that the command
ing officer of the American detach-
ment was Major Tompkins. who, It
was believed, might be having difl-
culties in getting his report of the
incident back to General Pershing.
Major Tompkins had with him no field
wireless and n courier would have been
necessary for the transmission Of his
report.
Cautioned Not to Provoke Conflict.
That u conflict between American
troops and Mexicans other than those
Of Villas organization had occurred
was regretted at headquarters but con-
fidence was expressed in tho ability
of the commander Of tho detachment
that entered Parral to explain the in
cldent satisfactorily. All officers IL
the expeditionary columns have beer
cautioned not to provoke conflict witt
peaceful residents of Mexico, or with
troops of the de faoto government ant
officers at headquarters here do no
believe that the incident at PARA
will alter the attitude OF the men il
the field.
Pershins Will Continue Pursuit.
Until ordered to act otherwise, Gen
eral Pershing, it was learned, will con
| tinue uninterruptedly and withou
| material change Of his plan Of pursui
| of Villa, but he also will be eXpectet
| to carry out General Funston's order
issued today to look closely after tn
| guarding of his lines of communica
ton and investigate carefully oil Mex
| lean troop movements in his Vicinit
whether they be movements of Will
troops or those of the de facto gov
| eminent,
General Funston said late today tina
he had ordered scouts to watch 70
the forces of General Gomez, reporte
yesterday to be moving southeast to
wards Casas GTandes with the osten
sible intention of joining in the pur
suit of Villa, From the direction whic
army officers thought Gomez woul
take, II he does move, it was pointe
out the Mexican general could cut tn
American line of communication.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-14
cARRANZA ON OUTSKIRTS
OF MEXICO CITY
With Cabinet and Other Hlsh Officials
of the Government,

With Cabinet and Other HIsh Officials
of the Government,
Mexico City. April is.-General
NenustianO Carranza accompanied by
a number OF hi scabInet officers and
other high officials IN the government,
arrived IN the outskirts of the city
this afternoon, The trains bearing
the party were halted near the sub
urb OF Tlainepantla, eight mb-ea dis
tant from the city proper, which will
not be entered by them tonight, The
ultimate destination of the party, the
length OF the visit and other details
made public,
concerning the trim have not been
In the party, TN addition to Gem
erai Carranza, are Minister of War
ObregeR, Foreign Minister Aguilar
Minister of the Interior AsuRa and a
number Of state governors and high
military officers,
Unofficial reports say that General
CarFaEa may continue his journey &C
Vera CTuz and from there to the city
of Merida an dthe peninsula of Yucca
tan, a visit which he has long planned
The reports also say that General OBJ
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-14
GENTLE RUBBING
HELPS VARICOSE VEINS

Rubbing the swollen veins nightly for
about two minutes with a gentle up
ward stroke brings benefit to sufferers
and is mighty good advice, says an
authority.
After the rubbing, which should
always be toward the heart, because
the blood In the veins flows that way,
apply Emerald Oil Gull strength) with
brush or hand.
Try this simple home treatment for q
few days and Improvement will be no.
uced, then continue until veins are re-
duced to normal It is very concen-
trated and penetrating and can be OBJ
30 powerful that it also reduces Goitrs
and Wens.
1t can always be secured at Lee q
0zDnnd,aS
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-14
MYSTIC
Cantata to Be Given Easter Sunday
Temperance Rally-Christian Science
Lecture-News in General.

At the Methodist Episcopal church
Easter Sunday afternoon at 3.15 o'clock
will be given Bartlett's Easter cantata,
From Death to Life. The solo num-
bers will be sung by Mrs. Joseph
johnson, soprano; Mrs. Thomas Ira
vera, alto; Willard w Keigwin, tenor,
and Eli Gledhill. baritone; for the or
gan work Mr.. Noyes, the choriSter, has
succeeded in getting Roger N. Dabou
of New London
Temperance Meetings.
Rev. Walter E. Lamphear, field sec
rotary of the Connecticut Temperance
union. will conduct a temperance meet
Ing Tuesday afternoon and evening"
April %, at the Congregational church
These services is one of a series to
be held in various towns for further
Ing the temperance work and in CO.
operation with the anti-saloon work nj
all the states.
Beginning at $50 o'clock there will
be free-for-all conference for men,
invited from the surrounding towns to
consider local, state and national needs
and methods for meeting the same.
At $50 o'clock the meeting will be
open to the public and the speaker
will be H. H. Spooner of Kensington,
who will speak on state plans and
problems. and an open discussion will
take place.
In the evening session Rev. ]. A.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-14
LEGAL NOTICES
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS

T'n- Democratic electors OF the FNswn
OF Colchester, Conn, are hereby re-
quested 10 meet IN caucus at Orange
Hail, in said Town, on Thursday even
ing April goth, 1915, at eight (s1
o'clock, to elect delegates to the Demo-
cratic state Convention 20 be held at
New Haven, Conn, May eth and 10th,
1919, aud do any other business proper
fer said CauCuH-
Per order Democratic Fswa Gem=
mittes,
JOHN o'CoNSEI4fa Chairman,
Colchester, Conn., April IA, 1916,
auFlAd