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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-08

Proposals for stone dorm!tory ad-
ditions. Department OF the Interior.
Office Of indian Affairs. Washington. II.
G. January ~. 1916. Sealed propos-
ais, plainly marked on the outside ut
the sealed envelope: Proposals for
Additions to Stone Dormitory. Lcupp
school. Arizona" and addressed To- the
Commissioners Of Indian Affairs.
Washington. II. c." will be- received at
the Indian Office until : o'clock D. m,
oi February -. 1916. for furnishing
materials ana labor for additions 10
stone dormitory. In strict accordancp
with the plans. specifications aud In
atructions IL bidders. which nay lee
examined AT the oric. OF the paper ~
periodical In which tn.s advertisement,
appears. the United States Indian
Warehouses at Chicago. III, ana ~,
Louis. Nh. aud Builders Exchange
81 PAU. Minnesota. and At the Office
of the superintendent OF the Lcupr
School. Leupp. Arizona. For further
information apply 10 the supetintend-
cnt OF the Leupp School. cato Sells
commissioner.
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The Markets


New York. Feb. s.-With few ex-
ccptions tho market sought low lev
els today. impending Lusi'ania ncgo-
tiations making for general restraint.
Gains. for the most pare fractional.
were registered at the outset. Among
tho Few exceptions were American
Car. which rose "A point. and WHY'S
Overland. which declined ls much
Uncertainty was shown 10y Mercantile
Marine preferred ana Ihckawanna
steel. while Crvciblc steel and some
of the petroleum issues were subject
tn pressure. United States steel held
around yesterdays closing quotations
ms rails were again rclcguied to com
paratiVc obscurity
Close
American sugar Iscfining. 'l3A
American Tel and Tel, i27N.
Anaconda Copper, s65s.
Atkinson. iO3A.
Chino Copper. 5th.
Inspiration Copper. IS &c.
Northern Pacific. ll3A.
Roadinc. 7TL
Southern Pacific. loOh
Union Pacific. l3t.
United States steel. Sitk.
United Statcs Steel pid, li6h,
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FOR RENT--Rooms.

plaintiffs, wherein the above named
plaintiffs pray Tor judgment, against
you, and each OF you, for the cstab-
fishing of plaintiffs estate ~ the fol-
lowing lot, piece or parcel OF real
cstat situate In the state and county
aforesaid. and described as follows,
to wit Precinct -. n. y. q :. w
y Sec. ~. Township 10 n, Il. 3 -
20 acres, and Tor the quoting OF
plaintiffs title 10 the said rcai estate.
You are further notified tliat unless
q enter or cause to he entered your
appearance in the sa,d court, tina,
being tho our In which SAID case IN
pending. on or before h IAN day OF
March. 1916. "a default will he taken
against you and plaintiffs will apply
Ia the court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Attorneys for plaintiffs arc Miller
y craig. Office and p~ostofice ~ Albu-
querquc, New Mexico.
tScalb 4. T.. WALKER.
CLERK Of the District our
by Thos. X. u. Madison. deputy.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF tine interior. tinted
States Land once AT Santa Re. New
Mex, January 10. 1916,
Notice ~ hereby given that Pcrnlio
Gahalion. Of cabezon. New Mex. who.
on December 10. 1908. made home
stead No. o27I5. for So SW Soc .
and Ma NWh, Sec. II, township I'm,
range Nv, y. n. y. meridian. has nled
notice OF intention to makc fvo-yoai
proof. To establish claim TO the land
dboy. described, before Linus l..
Shields, United states commissioner,
at jemez SPRINGS, New Mex. on IN,
Ith day Of March. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Juan Dominguez. OF Cubczon. New
Mex
senGn Valencia, Of Cabezon. New
Mex.
Acaslo Valencia. ~ Cabezon. New
Mex.
Mariana Pcrca, of jeines, Sow Mex,
FRANCISCO DELGADo.
Register.
Evening Herald Albuquerque.
y. NJ,
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Compared T. !. : TO T.. y. G..
md NEn.
NoTIcE OF SUIT.

NOTICE OF SUIT,
In the District court, State OF New
Mexico. COUNTY q B~ernalll!o,
No. 1884.
Charles :. white and Nellie McManus.
Plaintiffs,
Miss u. y. kihlhers ana all unknown
heirs and cla,mnnis Of int.res, ad-
verse To plaintiffs,
Defendants
To the above named defendants.
you and each Of YOU, are hereby mott
fed that suit has been filed against
YOU IN the District tour Tor Tho
County of %Rernnliilo. IN the 4tatc of
New Mexico, by he above named
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quiet.
New York lone

New YORK. Feb. Mercantile
paper, 3m3L per cent.
Sterling exchange. sixty -day bills.
$t7oA demand. sac: cables, 81
s6$s :.
Bar silver. So Ac.
Mexican dollars, 43Ac.
Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds. easy.
Time loans. easy. GO and 90 DAYS.
~ u2& per cent.
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Acting Chairman.

| Attest. Acting Chairman.
EDWIN +. COARD.
CLERK.
| Toe Revenue STAMP
| cERTIFICATE or STOCK HOLDERS
NONLJABIIJTY or THE RACHE.
CIJ MERCANTILE COMPANY.
This is 10 certify TIM, the undersigned
| bcinc all the original ircorporn,ors who
! h,yr filed III. certificate ~ incorporn.
| ,ion of III, above named corpora,ion
thereby nssocin,inc themselves together
| under the provisions of the laws Of the
state Of New Mexico, relating 10 cor
| por,tion, and the incorporation thereof.
! Tor md ON bchnl; If themselves and all
other stockholders who NAV become
! associated with them and the said cor.
| porution. do hereby declare tina, there
| shall be no stockholders liability on
account of any stock issued by the said
| corporation and that all stockholders of
said corporation shull be exempt from
all liability ON account, of any stock is.
sued or held by them, except such lin
| bili,y for the amount, Of the capital
stock certified 10 have been paid. IN
property or cash. NJ tho time of the
| commencement of business.
The registered office of said CORPORA
tluu ~ NJ NOS. aNt-iut ". lN street,
| Albuquerque, New Mexico. ,nnd Orcs,c
Baehechi is the agent In charge thereof
| and upon whom process may he served.
In Witness Whereof, we. the said in.
corporntors have hcrcunto SET our hands
| and seals on thc list day OF January,
1915.
, ORESTE RACHECUI. (S.n,D
RINALDO PrCCETTl. cAenl
SIRO CHIORDI. fSral)
| u. n. STAMP lOc.1
| State of New Mcxico.
County OF Bernslillo-ss.
On this the SIS, day Of January, 1916,
before me personally appeared Orcste
Bachechi. Siro Chord and Rinaldo Puc.
/ cstti, 10 me known 10 he the persons
| described IN and who executed the fore.
going instru nent and ack nov lodged
| that they cxecutcl the same Us their
| free acf and deed.
In Witness Whereof. l have hereunio
set my hand and affixed my Seal the
dry and year frs, above written.
seal Il. l.. MOORE.
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State of New Mexico.
state Corporation Commission Of New
Mexico.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.
United states Of America,
Sta,s Of New Mexioo-ss.
II Is hereby certified, that the an.
nexei is Il full, true and complete tran.
script Of the
CERTIFICATE OF NON.LIABIIITY
OF STOCKHOLDERS .
of
BACHECHI MERCANTILE
COMPANY
No. 1879.
with the endorsements ther~-. ~ same
appears on file aud Of record ia the
office of the state Corporation Commits
sion.
IN testimony whereof, the State Cor.
poration Commission Of the state Of
New Mexico has caused this certificate
ia be signed by its Chairman and the
seal Of said Commission, ~ he affixed
AT the City Of Santa FL On this lsi day
~ February, A. ID. 1915,
(seaD HUGH. II. WILLIAMS,
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chicago, Feb. s.-Strcngth dcyel.
op.d IN the wheat market today. ow
I'M 10 comparative lirmncss II Liver
pool quotations. Smallncss OF domes-
tic receipts IN the northwest. where
m increase had been expected. was "a
factor against the bears. After open
INK with MAY at Si2Smi.2Sh and
July at tl20A ml2l the market UNI
derwont a moderate sag and hen
scored a decided upturn all around.
The close WIS unsettled. ~ "a &c To
"a M?hc net higher. w!th May AT
Sl30l. q l.SOA and July at Sl221s.
Favorable weather cascd corn.
Prices rallied. however. when wheat
showed strength. The close was ner-
vous at lac to ~ al sc net ad-
vance.
oats were governed by the action
81 corn
Liluidating sales caused ~ sharp
break In the price of pork. Lard and
ubs ncld fairly steady.
Close:
wheat-May, n,3oh; July. a.
227s.
Corn May. 77Hc; July. 71isc.
oats-May, i2c. July, 6hc.
Pork ay. t20t,. July. s20.G5.
l.lrd-May. so.ia. July, $1,000.
Ribs Mas. tl.lo, July. tt.5.
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Revenue stamp
IKeNrhuc Stamrl
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
OF THE BACHECHI MEXICAN.
FIJI COMPANY

We, the undersigned. in order 10 form
n corporation fer the purposes herein.
after stated, under and pursuant 10 the
provisions Of the laws of the state Of
New Mexico relative 80 the incorporn.
'ion thereof, for the objects hereinafter
set forth, do certify rs follows:
The name of this corporation il the
:" Bachcchi Mercantile Company
The piinciI al place of business OF tho
| sad corporation is ~ Nos. 3OO.3Oi ".
LIST street in the city of Albuquerque,
| New M.Airo, aud OrcStr Bnchechi IL the
agent In charge thereof and upon whom
process against the corporation may he
served.
..
That che object for which this cor.
poration Is formed IL 10 carry ON the
wholesale and retail merchandise bust.
. ness IN all its branches including the
purchase aud sale of groceries. dry
goods, hardware, grain aud products,
beer, liquor, wines, cigars and tobacco
and 10 deal therein and Herewith and
to enter into the saloon business in all
of its branches and ms subsidiary TO,
aud IN tuTthcrancc of. hut not IN limitn
'ion Of, or To- be- construed MS u limita.
tion OF the power conferred on general
: corporations ~ authorized to them by
the provisions Of the laws of New Mex.
leo. relating tn corporations. or of the
objects hereinb.forc stated. IL il hereby
expressly provided that the said cOrpo-
| ration shall nave aud may exercise the
following powers and rights, to.wit;
| To do any and NIL things horcin sueci.
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Kansas city. Feb. s. Butter
Cream.,.. sic. ffsts. 2sc. seconds,
.7c; packing. l9irc.
Eggs-Firsts. 2siac. seconds. 2gc.
Poultry-Hons, itsc; turkeys, zoe;
springs. Use.
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kOnsns tity, Fed - newt-N No
: hard. si.sin /. 40; No. : red. 3 l2sa
i.33. MAY, s.2ih Ii.2ih: July, 81
i6 "a.
Corn-No. . mixed, 6Sis q 60 Vac;
No. . white. flmfl We. No, 9 yellow
1iU7l,sc. May. i2sc; july. 1sN 70
i3'sc.
oats-No. . white. 5om 5gc; No.
mixed. iTUiN 2c.
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Chicago. Feb. s.--Hogs-Rcceipts
$4,000 head: market active. shade
above yesterdays average. bulk OF
sales. s7.o5m Sis: light. S1-5ms.lS,
heavy. t7.s5@s.25. pigs. $3.50 1875,
Cattlc-Reccipts 5000 head. mar
Kct weak: native beef steers, $500
$50; western steer So. go $40; cows
and heifers' spiogSi5i calves, $500
Il0.T5.
Sheep-Receipts $1,000 head, mar
kci steady: wethcrs, s765GS.l5;
lambs, sS.75Ill.30.
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CERTIFICATES OF COMPARISON.

nited states of America,
state of New Mcxico-ss.
II is hereby certified. that the an,
ncxcd is Il full, true and complete tran.
script of the
CERTIFICATE OF INCnRInRA TInN
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER -
Screening and repairing; price, rec
sonable. Phone i5iIw.
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Kansas CITY lLycstQn,k.

Kansas city. Feb. s.-Hogs-Re.
ccipts 1000 head market steady;
bulk OF sales. $T.6b a 7.95; heavy,
sIs5ms.O0. light, f7.5om rs; pigs
S625n 700.
Cattlc-Rcccipts 5000 head. mar
kct steady: prime fed steers. ts.5om
9.?b, dressed beef steers, $500 $40:
western steers, $500 $40 caves,
S650M 1850.
sheep Receipts 10000 head. mar.
bot, higher; lambs, So 10 HOO:
yc%arlinss. ss00mas0; wethers, $3.50
Gs.s5.
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STOVE and furniture repairing pack
INK M Is Third street.
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PHONE 30 Shull \ sever. sho,
repairing n new shoes ON Hpu-
trai ave-. east OF railroad.
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FOUND.

FptNb-At Fourth and Marquette,
n bunch Of keys. owner can secure
same At Herald office.
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'VWFufcU 7, u, -, 10 u r, I,
lNDEXED:
State of New Mexico,
County of Bernalillo-ss.
This instrument was filed for record
on the end day of February, 1915, u,
II 90 O'Clock u. ~. Recorded in Vol
"C' Mise, Of Records of said County
Folio AZ.
a. T.. WALK Err.
Clerk and Recorder
BY q. WALKER.
Deputy Clerk
Compared &, W. To NJ. W.
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SANTA FE TIME TABLE.
IN

un encc, sunday, Feb 7,n, rsl5
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WANTED.

WANTED-To buy o light truck VIA
gun or a heavy spr.ug wagon. Write
Box 80. care Herald.
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ORESTE BACH ECHI. (sca
RINAI.DO ptcCETTl. tAcn
SIRO cUIDRDI. Scs

MY COMMUNICATION tfPItrF Ffb, 70, WI
EMBOSSED:
No. s319.
Cor, Rec d. Vol q, Page 33s, Ccr,ifi
cate Of Non.liability Of Stockholders oi
bnchechi Mcrcan'ilc Company. Filled IN
office of State Corporation Commission
of New Mexico, Feb. |, 1916; l;l5 p. m
EDWIN I. COARD,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-04
ANOTHER SALE ON FRANKLIN STREET
Emil NJ Fox Buys New Location FOR Providence Bakery
Purchases Fitzpatrick Property--is TO Build Modern
Bakery 10 be Ready I'M 60 Days.

reached by wagons for delivery by a
right of way from Chestnut street to
the rear Of the building.
Mr.. Fox also has negotiations under
way by which he win secure a Frank
in street store on one side or the other
Of the building he has bought.
His plans for building a bakery are
to put in the most modern and up-to-
date equipment, two tile ovens having
already been ordered from q Pitts
burgh concern to be put in as fast as
the building is ready for them. as he
has only so days to stay in his former
location. The new building which he
Is to construct will include the ovens,
dough mixers, rnolders, dividers and
proof1ng rooms, the whole equipment
making it possible for the dough to
pass through the various processes UNI
til 1t comes out of the oven withou
once being touched by hand after IL
has gone into the mixers.
What is to be done with the upper
part OF the front building has not been
fully decided. but It Is probable that
the tenements in 1t will be improved
and will be continued in tenement form
for renting purposes.
In completing the arrangements for
the sale there have been numerous
perpleHng details to be settled and
the ultimate success of the deal was
made possible by : the indefatigable
work Of John A. Moran, who has been
the real estate broker in the transact
ton.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-04

Late ON Monday afternoon Emil M
Fox, proprietor OF the Providence
bakery, purchased the James T. Fftz-
patrick property at No. 81 Franklin
street, which will furnish him a place
to which to remove his bakery within
the next GO days, as he has already
sold his present location a little farther
north on Franklin street to the Hop
kins & Allen Arms company.
The property which he has pur-
chased is a plot so feet front. IS feet
rear and 100 feet deep. having on it a
eour-story brick building fronting on
the street and covering about half the
lot. The building is occupied on the
ground floor by the bakery OF Mrs,
Maria D. Robinson and on the three
upper floors by tenements
Mrs. Robinson, who has a lease to
run three years yet, is to continue to
occupy the premises she now has, as
no terms could be agreed upon by
which she would give up her lease.
Mr.. Fox will begin at once the
building of a two-story brick building
on the rear part of the lot, which he
will use for his bakery. and he was in
consultation on Monday evening with
Architect C. III. Preston on the plans
for the new building. 1t will have a
front measurement Of 80 feet, rear 3s
feet, and depth of 65 feet. 1t can be
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-04
Funeral of Miss Anna Isabel kiIday
Personals and Notes.

AT 10 o'clock Monday morning the
funeral of Anna Isabel, youngest
daughter of.Edward and Mary Downey
Kilday, took place from her late
home, 81 Ninth street. The services
at St. Marys church We're conducted
by Rev. J.. H. Fitzmaurice, who sang
the requiem mass The bearers were
Joseph F. Moran, Nicholas Spellman,
Jr, Joseph T. Warrington md William
Jellner. The solo Beautiful Land
on High was most impressively sung
by Nicholas Spellman, Jr., at the close
of the mass. Burial was in the fam
lily plot at St. Josephs cemetery For
the past several years Miss Kilday
was employed as desk girl in the
makeup room of the United States
Finishing company. AS requested by
the United States Finishing company
the body of Miss Kilday was borne
to st. Joseph's cemetery by North
Main street so to pass the plant where
she had Seen employed. The plant
was closed down during the passing
of the funeral cortege. Many beau
tiful floral forms entirely covering the
family plot were sent, expressing the
esteem in which the deceased was held
by all who knew her The sad ending
Of q young life so full of promise
leaves all who loved her to mourn her
loss.
! Undertakers Cummings & Ring had
charge OF the funeral arrangements.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-04
AT THE AUDITORIUM.
Vaudeville and Moving Piotur,

Vaudeville and Moving Pictures.
The Little Heiress, a sparkling mu-
steal comedy, and The Mixup, a Char
lie Chiplin movie, attracted crowded
houses at both evening performances
on Monday at the Auditorium. The
musical comedy company, comprising
two comedians and eight pretty girls
were the headliners on the vaudeville
bill and their act ran for nearly a
half hour. The comedians had an
original and new line of comedy that
hit the mark every time and their
part of the programme was well ball
anced by a. number of very pretty
song numbers. Unusually attractive
costumes were in evidence.
Andrew Visocchi presented an ac-
cordian act that got him big hand
and Harry Taylor, monologist and
yodler made a favorable impression.
The Charlie Chaplin picture was a
revue of the films in which this pop
ular comedian has convulsed thou
sands. The other picture was Poor
Schmaltz
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-04

At a meeting of the Directors of The
the Following minute was adopted:
Mr.. william H. Palmer became a
Trustee of this Society in 1893, was
made a. Director in 1895, and was elect
ed a Vice President in 1910.
I His courteous and refined personality
made him q most agreeable associate,
and his quick perception and ma,tured
Judgment rendered him valued mem
Der of our board.
His integrity. and high sense of obli-
cation to the trust vested in him, gave
his clearly expressed and decided opin-
ions merfted weight with his associates
His death Is most distinctly a loss to
this institution and a personal grief to
all who knew him.
Resolved. That this minute be spread
upon our records, and that the Board
of Directors attend his oesequies as a
body.
Attest: COSTELLO LdPPITT,
Secretary.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-04
SCOUTS WILL HEAR
REGULATION WAR WHooP.
Chief Rain in the Face to Perform the
Battle Yell for Their Benefit.

Have any of the Norwich Boy Scouts
ever heard a real Indian war whoop?
II they haven't, they will have
chance to hear one, hair-raising
whoop, and possibly several of them,
at the Y. M. c. A. on Wednesday
evening when Cha Kali NAH
ton of Indian customs such as are
practiced by the Cherokee Indians in
Oklahoma Cha-Ka-Wah -Ka-Nah-Ta
or Chief Rain-in- the-Face, as he is
better known to his white friends, will
not only give his war whoop but will
also show the boys how the wrong
doors of the tribe to which he belongs
are punished on torture machine.
The torture machine consists of q
board through which numerous sharp
ly pointed nails have been driven so
huge brush upon which the Indian is
compelled to lay as punishment for his
wrong doing. The Indian chief is also
training eight of the Boy Scouts in
dances and Indian ceremonies which
are to be carried out for the benefit Of
all the scouts in the city.
In addition Cha Nah
Ia will give the boys a demonstration
of the. Indian dance for the recovery
Of Indian braves who. are injured in
battle.
Wednesday evening is the date for
the regular monthly social of the Y. NJ.
the Boy Scouts in the city to attend
as their guests.
The scouts are to be in uniform and
will meet at the Y. M. c. A. at 7.S0
o'clock. The programme is to start
at o'clock.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-04
DIED


GoDDARD-In New London, Jan. 2.
1915, Capt. George Halsey Goddard
MERRFTT1,dsuddenIy, in New London.
Elmer Merritt.
HARRIs-At Jamaica, L. l.. Dec. 81,
1915. Douglas N. Harris, aged 81
sarah B. via Widow 0o Of capt ec Isaac AZ AZ
len. aged 80 years.
FANNING-In New London. Jan 2,
1915, James z. son Of the late Isaac
BAILEY-In stnnington (Pawcatuck),
Jan. l.. 1916. John Samuel Bailey,
aged "A years.
scoTr-In this city, Jan. 8. suddenly,
Emily A Congdon and the late
Charles w. Scott. aged s46 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
REYNoLDS-In Norwich. Jan. 2. Kath-
Funeral from her late residence. 41s
mass mas at st. Mary's church at 5
o'clock. Burial in the family lot in
ST. Mary's cemetery.
BULL-In Ashland, Me-, Jan. 1, sud
denly, Marion L Randall. wife of
Rev. Wilbur I. Bull, aged rs years,
Funeral from the home Of her parents;
West Town street, Thursday after
noon, Jan. 6, at 2 O'Clock Burial in
family lot, Maplewood cemetery.
PALMER-Entered into rest, Jan. l.
1916, William Henry Palmer, in the
73d year of his age
Funeral service at Christ Episcopal
church Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 5.
at $50 o'clock.
RoY-In Baltic. Jan. 8. Josephine Roy,
youngest daughter of Victor and
Julia Roy. aged Is years and 10
months.
ALMoND-In New York city, Jan. 2,
John A. Almond, aged 90 years.
Funeral from the home of his father
John Almond, Depot Hill, Baltic,
Wednesday. Jan. 5, at o'clock.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-04
ALPHA sIGMAs ANNUAL
NEW YEARS PARTY
Given at Parlors Of Second consre-
gationaI Church.

The Alpha Sigmas of the Second
Congregational church held their an
nual New Years party in the church
parlors on Monday evening at $50
o'clock. A bountiful repast was served
and an informal social followed. There
were vocal selections by Miss Jennie
bearing, Miss Nina Perry, Miss Hazel
Anderson, Miss Louise Fitzpatrick and
Miss Elizabeth LAM, all joining in the
choruses. Each member received a
pretty New Years favor. The COM
mittee in charge comprised Mrs. F.
A. Bill, Mrs. Daniel s. Haviland, Miss
lone Haviland and the president, Miss
Mollie Kampf.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-04
TAFTVILLE
Funeral of Edward +. Heating of New
london Took Place Here Monday
Morning-PersonaIs and Notes.

Edward Francis Heating of New
London died on New Years day in
Norwich after an illness of about nine
months. He was born in Montville,
rs years ago the son of Patrick and
Johanna Heating and has been en-
plOyed as a baker in the c. D. Boss
bakery factory Of New London.
He is survived by one brother, Will
lam Of New London. and ave sisters,
Mrs. Peter Kelley of Massachusetts,
Mrs. John Keefe. TaftvilIe, Mrs. John
Carney, New London, Mrs. William
Niece Tmick and Mrs. Thomas McCor-
mick Of Riverpoint. r. I.
The funeral took place Monday
morning from the homo Of his sister,
Mrs. John Keefe on South A street at
o'clock. At service conducted in
Sacred Heart church, Rev. q. o. Bel
lerose offlciated The bearers were
John Keefe, Thomas Mccormick, John
Carney and John Kelley. Burial was
in the Jewett City cemetery.
Undertaken George G.. Grant had
charge of the funeral arrangements.