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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30
CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE.
REAL COUNTRY

without It's usual Inconvenience.
bn ' ~CunneCticlt hilltop. overlook
iuS to" SOUND. SEVERAL New York
business men built their homes To
protect themselves against uudc-
sirable conditions they have ar-
uuircd the land adjoining and ~
hg between their respective prop
critics. This is now offered IN plots
nf two acres or more. 10 acceptable
purchasers who will erect houses
"a Keeping with the surroundings.
Every plot has an uuul'StruCted
view Of the water. Not more than
iift'eu plots are available. COLI
ami country clubs ear by. th'
hour and ten minutes from Grand
central THIS l. real country. with
electricity, gas. telephone and city
water. Discriminating people viii
appreciate this opportunity. Til"
cost will I've moderate. For infor-
nation address HlLJTOl', Box
1873, New York sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30

\ modern cUuntr, House, ION
tanning eight bedrooms, -four
baths. larg" living room. dining
room. library. Nc., hot water
heat, hardwood trim Though
ont. Large garag with living
ularters and bath, ~ y. we'll
kept lawn, trees. shrubs. Nc.
electric light. city water. one hour
and six minutes from Grand Cen
tr.,l. golf and country clubs neat
by. bn Connecticut shore. over
looking the Sound. This place
cannot b, duplicated to-day under
10000 For particulars address
SACRIFICE Box 1888. New York
sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30

Cornelius -. koln has sold for Thee
dor. Eherhardt 4 plot 5ONloo on Pendle-
ton place. New Brighton, Staten Isl
and also AT Hillcrcst Park. Great HIS,
a Mot ioNgo IN Underwood road "a
a buyer who viii huild, Mr.. kolT
also has sold or Ocean View place,
Hillcreet Park. Great Kills, two lots 20
William I.urklr. n will erect Il hunsa-
low also sold two lots on Hilltop place.
Hillcres, Park. to George Ecker for 4
bungalow.
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EAST side TENEMENT pL>~>En

George Y CssaZza. a. architect tot
Victor and Louis tssaxza. owner. has
Nod plans FOR III" construction of n SIX
story Nat with stores on tli~ west side Of
sullivan street. - feet south Of Prince
street II VIII We IS feet front 10y 81
feet deep AMI The co~t has been estimated
a, go uuo
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SMALL FARM

%rs r ..-". 90 f"rtil" Isrd. Nre house,
suite. f' raf.lus ~ poultry. Ncs"ts nles.
e. Sro' cash, balance sas" terIus. FARM
inN .at >u ONCE.
Party VII s,.rluce ~" elegant acual
" 4f.tfron' lots. wt'N private rishts OF sam.
'o~ boat an voyage. ht'h, e'r must have
,l0n ca.h At once. balance s-by. NAlkE-
fkpS r.. poN ~ sun otiir".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30

star, good; won casll,. winner. blk Z,
D., n. eve. prIc.loAs Jewel: owned by =
H. ia, ,oua tralu,l ty W u karrick
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RESULTS AT AUCTION
rublir Offerings N-.trrda, !" Nnu-
haitian Md Rrnux ~nIrsroows.

fAT q Nt.~uN >TRErr
y, Joseph Do pav
N'lIItN ST. .Gt -rh . D. aN' 'nu o
No,r' -. ~ 81. .A3d ASA 80 " ~
'nts ami .'r- rui : -'y res' shop + '
Htu'r agt Jacob Btue~ % e. i4c. IS.
asH ~. go tho piAirtlr ...... ~ 600
t2"lH 81, jS5 l., " =, .as<u ~ a.. iGs>
~" 10, . -ty iV'C } g. Lew Hgt Re0i
~. grid'cs 81 ~, tuS. G5TsrIi 'sS..,
a flS- so ~ m" platinum ...... 81 $50
~ H'nry Brs1v
i"HTH ST. i3I ". u :. 500 u CoIuTnhu.
~, 2"Aloo II, I sty fat Shsrir p sair ~
all riEht ~" and ir'erNs' Nn'-, : "
Berkeley hal on Web 10, 1914. ~ since
Wi'hGrsvn
TAT 3?0s TNlRp ANENlLl
~ tI'u"Et Price
tcITHERS BOII.ENARn 1905. = , 4sIS
O. Jennings 1t, n tNi0u ! -tN Ma and I'VE
-Nyse Estate Investing 90 dgt Ameri-
car Land 'r'Gf 'orpu ss'.un I. due,
81 '5sW p''or ufs fiNnou 80 ~ p't.H
IN ..-..-.. . $50 400
SpUTHERS RrI'l.tN ARD, 1870 >. tTo =
Jennings -. ~ ,Niun,| sly Nat ana s'rs
same sg' same, due, 81 al -, pf.ur
m'g tls,""o. 80 'hC plaintiff ...... 500 600
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TO REoRGANIzE YALE CREW.
>,cLsIis Orders Out 20 Men "a Try
Tor Eirst BOat.

%Lw HAVE. Conn, May on.-NGuy
H'.t4.~ ANNOUNCED to-day that there
~ - 70 Vale fret varsity crew for
~.s.l day.. IN M. meantime he has
'r4t..l vut tVcnty-four oarsnen who
.a. .a. ed their work for the year.
q. .lvid will he sif'cd to find several
',N r,-r - dll places IN the nrst boat,
"a rn an hc entirely reorgsniZed.
f,e.u. Hartman. the stroke ~ the first
.'7. w'' b, substituted, q H. said, and
e. .r $50 nill be dropped
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WATER IHo>T lots. all improvements
o.. .--.t,frat.- r"s.r'.'c' u"'shN0rhrot
..t. .rt Nt'. - utiuut's ou'. urIsrgr. %
'r immediate" ..'r y Of; iiDt'Gu Rpurl
'. '.r-"'- Hl'''1E y Y.
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l. RIVE PLACE.

william Shillaber. ". has soid his
country place At Rye, y ', consisting
~ u four story dwelling, outhuil1krSs
and about four acres OF and a. FVsst
Avenue. and ,irar. 'hurrh street. TO a
buyer for Mr.. sh.llaber has
snld for about So ,n0c.
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COUNTRY HOUSE.

attractive modern house, eight
roor-s. bath, small garage, electric
lislt. city wa'ev two acres We'll
kept Lawn garden, trees, shrubs
ana no1Ners i:Ny,llent ucighhur-
irnd. IN Connecticut jns' over ono
hour from Grand central. View
cot sound. pric, ANA terms on Az
|uli,.tinl STCCCO. EnX 1870, New
York sun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30
SMALL RowERY uoTEI..

structiou ~ u Two story hotel on 'he west
side " u" Bow"rN. $50 fe't south Of
Grand street. FOR Paul Whit,ouuh a.
owner u viii have a frontage NJ ., feet
and , depth Of So feet. Ndolrh +,
Mast. The architect, has estimated th-
cost - Si.oNo
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bungalow Near the Water

. ~,.rp- trt hath. within . minutes Va I
~ l,IrIus beach. has electricity, water
49,. rtIlusEe nf private hstning h"svn
-, monthly payments v
~'fbE| az " sam ~
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lis ~ Nh "

lfsD ST - v lI'uI' S-N'e-F- trH|
az, Elton l. llr.ty w 81 ltH.g 'o'Glo -
nttg, tlt,.. RouuIr, lpt.h h~U''oFhau
a pehcyoisc
MoRNlNGSlDr DRIVE ur 80 'or
t., 81. lol ln>lh, d. II on n tNsrNhA'E
adm. az IS Norr'ursi', b't, 90 - ~
foreclosure % org. Ht'... \ l. \ 81
Jacobs,
3lIu ST. cIc L-Wm II lAi!lipS ear Ist
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30

IN. Mathew Building COMPANY has
sod To ,;eorgr Rltrr thr three story sIN
family Nat 3h3 Twelfth avenue, A.
toria. for sli,."o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30

Isl
t'oulh'
prom
lis dead
.,d Won
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122 University place TO the Universal
Paper box Works and Frank Papa
pease 4 Ellimsn have leased the par
or floor ~ & We~ Thirty-scvenh street
TO Mrs. u.ttN Scbestyen.
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rHELrnKr wArER front

IEELroKT WATER FRONT
I,r si',V- rru NO Uses - 900 up SEQ Nuili-
i.r ..t- .u Randall Nay ant Wontrlett IA
70. 9'lrsz. e.sv terms Send frr particulars.
IONS a. rNhpA'', co. Fre"port. l.. !
'REI-" r.,n'.'I' Illustrated mar and
..-,.r view - Irrc is'auh au' ~Nt-'rb'y
/, shuVrV y.-' p'a..' - .t' coy invest.
t1-1.g .r. .-H san ur'.c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30

William \ NI.tr 4 Surs Nero the
brokers lu the 81, ~ 9o-9" University
plt or. four story huild3'S reported s,ld
recently.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30

Iaroh T. psrf ~ 81 foreclosure ~ n-rh
,t'ya. BrckmAn, Nrrk-u Gri.rori.
brous.
50 Az. $40. Rosa HVim aE' Thomas u
N,.p'r - t' foreclosure % ulHr,
rt'.- Kelly \ rty'c'L
~ .rH ~r II raj "rani, H'ml. 'ri
aul trr.oVr,e. .rN>fS- 'hHrles 7 Narf-
.I,ur. or - ~ Jacob kro~H % r' = -.
,'o'vr. 81 mtg. st'J, II q l"ou
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O,o-iocsing rho Rty. u"~r ,he rsch'
tf.N. % .rF'u' cN'' iu|'N- - h"us'
SO 600 Apply - fREtk, owner, Mum
ratt.n ave
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ri ~ i>T Nv
VI NO>v,

vow S>rI-pl uu'u' Ch'uc,o raeo's.
4, rpu'u rnlse, N~cslrivs'cr. So. Nan -.
|-uu'u,, Lake Tor Nfprua'' u. wr''s Nr..
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ttr,'ii>.

liIIIN 81. iI'i and r'' "'oun".. CO.,.
'r.-'IuE 60 HFi N''cm"t'e ror-i~ 80
uNn,r+ aud contra tors ....... .. <at.'
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>\TI>tItU NJ, u\>IC~' IIE>,
NlNnI,nttun

.rI -r. '".N Fu.l U..r CONSTR 60 all
-tt,t' >irkc.snLrs II a. Jan io
1910 .s.....-tj :
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SACRIFICE $4,000
TERMS to suit Responsible. Purchase
Beautiful Colonial Home
prsT Or ~rNNt rtrtoN TO IHT cry,

Delightful all year home Oh large srrunds.
with 100 n frontage. IN most srl-'' ucichh,r.
hood. Large II, ing room. VITA old fashioned
open fireplace. dining room 'Hit'H' pantry ard
we'll fitted Kitchen on the lrst floor
Four hnr MASTER he'd cha N hers amt Tiled hath
on the second roor s-psratc entrance porch
large Nerands and open tsrrss'. FN"rv mod
rrn convenisnce. %el~cttc light. rsrpust floors.
beaned ceilings walls Netuttfulv uau"llcd in
hard woods. convenient 10 ~c,'IutyN rluH ccW.
ideal nu'duor and water sports. S,ut fpr pho
'oeraph
tJTpK>tS. 10, ~ >nn pnirr.
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trsNns.. Realty Co, lhO tNA ~ NUS 800
,,GGSs' MH :" ATTY h's" \ 500
i.sru n l;1 " n.,s7> 81, tn ty,r,
MtS . Msg =. i,'', ~, ,n -
81 Nay, : piro,'a t., eror,ar Realty
60. Inc. mtg 100000 1uh adj"imns pr"t
1856 -. "a, " ,m.,e,,t,m az,
yisntii.,'y,a 'i,'nsx 50, 50 S MS.nMN ,y
q aty. III = 'n,rne.. e'o " isis,
| Isruu>.
thorough of ruo Brous
LorS 80 amt la". map catholic pro''s
tor, Aj.i" G"lIrcrs - .Wn ".ri''k
Ny 81 N. y. az 1y 4' Tas, y y "'4 ga!
tf,tE ~. " :, 80 n Iats,e,!c a, -
rurci pr6por',s- corpn. rs Hvsy. mtg
1000. May =" a'',-. s'crnbers. l,&
is;Tir ST. =. 70 e FINLEY s,. 3sio>ss.e
Jos r Dallas =" " .I'-f : Saunders. as2
rimrson n mts So 900 Ms} 90 ,'t,,i
EAST fUHpriNM iUp a. e II ~ uiehes
ey $s:N'oo n.nrt- " E.oritn &, .,n.'
M,,g' 3. a ,iS sly M.ui,,, ~ crr,@-.,
BRuoK W. ~ a., ~ l7otH ,',''
i,att q m,s.. ,,'oo Ma, IS "tt,,5
TT,nrslnS > H''k",i' N,r,a, : ,,ec..,.
,en Marin 4, hr.r t,,.,t. ,.r ,uI tra,.
t. ssmn' N'ieg.l 1851 N~irsin'e 80.
LoFTs ~. ;es sam, map .sm, 70 'Ros,
f"lst 500 W l3'th - lau Il s,,n',
rt"i",n5y ~ . sos .,.-,os AZ. .,rip1 81
i,,%" set,lAi 'l5i ~ NJ ",.,' it'"n
FHEENAN -. ~, 81, - - s,r,Dln.
Era Io9;s.s, II F'as MIN + I'm, n ~,
SS''&'''.,.rr' ,'I.i" ", .o a ,n Snuiysn
! a.'y.. H,ard.;s. II \ r - Wal
PNlik ~ " 81 700 20 IS, 10 IT, foNtoo
Mans. i-, r,e'uor' ... N,r -a, 4u,.
HsguE = Hanh 60 -.w'n, - VI .,'
S'NlbNLli ~ = s.. - 9 % 70 .rih a.
So, ier. '''' ,.,n ','" Ma, "si,.,.
cFSR{,r,EE(%TTt i;11 IT,, ls,h" ., ~,
!e.,. 0'"ir,'5 ',.,'t. ~ a,. ,i|loSs. 81: -r, =
CASTLE MI ~. I't tir rto
A"'',: ..a.,. r.,, 49,,
p,rkNE sos
V""n,.i & nr nMSr r,t. ,o l,.c E.,,,, b..
ma, l. HIcnuer -.t g. W.. ~
p&irg NrG X ,'on l,i'n' l|i,,
!, mts S. 10, Nh &, ,,.y. i.'o ,;l.-,ut,.
S TIVE -, i's 800
i Wtainr'SS. ref t. N,, ur-'e 20 s,
, ION -. Ma, = t2 4 Nnoy. j.,
sIrTi.y -. 200 sr.v,, puy,..
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Houses for tn. Summer
VERMONT.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

">~IHFSU>FT."
an the h'autiful hills OF New Ramp.hire.
StN.y mi - from Bostor IL rooms /.
froI'hCo-. aftra'ttVrly furnished hesu,i'ul
locality sp erdid water. j VI j East Sids
Settlement, so l.. Ts:h St. New York CITY.
WHIT MOUNTAINS. ~. H.. on Rtsts
Road For rert. handsomely furnished cot
tsgs. IL rooms, = baths, ? freplaues, s,esm
heat, piano, gang. rre views. shade
trses enclosed sleepins porch. Apply
9kAy GAPLEs. Jefferson. y. II.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
bow niow

'N'h rone 1rt aiiresa - lrui-r and
attorney ~ attorney = rg'u" Il. owir'ai
sIIress party Of r~st part
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NV YORK RrM k>rArr '"R s'Lx:
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-11-03
Letter from American Federation of Labor to
MIR. Charles Perry Taylor, Secretary Wash
ingtOn State Federation of Labor
COX 1885, TACOMA, WASHINGTON

Brother
o me ni the RECORD ome Ex-senator George Turner
o hbor measures
m thu state
of the United hmN
lie import fleet ars ntre before it
til In
is teri eemed tt be deed and
n n
hbh c ab ssm
o in
h he sm voluntary rHude which h
h lie ppHd OF h Sherman
o d hm the of Injunction
If re he be@mea ran
tina the OF
De to property M
He
% and employee sand clearly
h a in of
it h re
Top pd FILTRATION
al force
in
(Sgn)
ere OF labor
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-11-03
THE SOCIALIST
COUNTY TICKET

The Journal has received the follow
ing letter from Secretary w. J. Moody
of the socialist party in this county:
q submit herewith list of socialist
party candidates for this county. Will
state hat on most all of the Advertising
matter put out by us we have advised
the people to vote No on all referen-
dun and initiative measures, as well
tuition. The candidates routed as
speakers have been speaking against
all of them, and would work against
such measures if elected. Refer to
the platform.
"As county secretary I hold the
signed but undated resignation of
every one who will appear on the
county ticket of the socialist party.
This is held subject to the will of the
Membership.
yours for the cooperative common
wealth
"W. j. MOODY,
County Secretary of the Socialist
Party
Snohomish County Ticket
State Senator-Walter Reece.
Representatives, Forty-eighth Dis
trict-George Bartlett and Samuel T.
Roberts.
Representatives, Forty-ninth District
R. w. Thompson and W. J. Fortson.
County Commissioner, First District
w. G. Grimm.
County Commissioner, Second Dis
trict-J. M. Salter.
! Superintendent of Schools-Mary
Mcnamara
Prosecuting Attorney-Peter HUSKY.
County Sheriff.. A. Berton.
County Clerk-Hannah Crosby.
County Auditor-V M. Sill.
County Treasurer-G. w. Carr.
County AssessOr-Sophus Bonnevie.
! County Coroner-Hans Bonnevie.
Constable Everett Precinct -
Henry Hanson.
Justice of the Peace Everett Pre-
cinct)-George w. Louttit.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-11-03
anything else. Do your duty to your
self and your fellow citizens.

When you vote on November Z COM
mence by marking your ballot against
the constitutional amendment. Think
about the candidates afterward.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-11-03

Don't vote for a candidate for the
Legislature who is not against the
seven referendum measures and the
constitutional amendment.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-11-03

Voters, do not confuse Initiative
Measures Nos. 10 and "a with Refer
endum Measures Nos. 8, a, 5, 6, 7, 8
and 9. Vote against the Referendum
Measures and the Constitutional
Amendment.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-11-03

In section of the Clayton law you
will find these words: "The labor of
a human being is not a commodity or
article of commerce"
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-11-03

interest in the Cedro-Woolley Courier,
has returned and is again working in
the Herald.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-11-03

S. j. Hart (our Sam, who a few
months ago threw up a situation in
the Herald office and purchased an
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-11-03

Vote against the constitutional
amendment.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-11-03

Put your X against the seven refer
endum measures before you vote on
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-11-03

Work till the polls close on No
vember 7.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-11-03

fhe7lm uamos erect James p1e sauce out
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-22
DIED.

MoRRIs--In New London. April 90 1916, Alice May. daughter of Andrew J. and Alice IT. Morris. In her 4th year.
 sHEA-In New London. April Ie. 1916. Cornelius Shea. THIER-In- Preston. April q. 1916. Betsy C. Tyler. aged n years- PRESTON In Norwich. April %. Charles Henry Preston. aged 63 years. Funeral services will he held at his late home, No. 16 Hedge avenue. Sund1y afternoon. April 9. at 2.15 o'clock.
 PAIMER-Tn Irwin. Pa. April 2l, Charles Iucien Palmer. formerly Cf PrCstcn, aged 72 years LINTON-In this city. April 2I, Martha Linton. widow of Benjamin Linton aged S3 years.
 Funeral from the home of her son George r. Linton, 51 Clin street MCnGay afternoon. April 2i. at 2.30 Burial in family lot, Yantic ceme' tery.
 CoOGAN-In OId Town. Me. Tuesday April IS, Richard ?. Coogan. aged .; years formerly Of Jewctt City. Funeral Monday. April 2i, at Jeweti City on arrival of 10 o'clock train. New London and Providence papers please copy.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-22

could not save others and save Him. self.
 He could not come down from the cross. God cannot spare Himself when a whole world is lost in the dark night of sin and death This Is part of the scheme of the world, like 1t or dislike it as we may, but certain it is that this world would be the lair of madmen without this law of vii carious sacrifice. Say what we will mocking comes out of acheap market All our enrichments are costly. Moth ing comes to the world without the shedding of blood. no upward climb for the race. no progress, no new era of light and liberty. and no salvation for the human soul till God Himself pays the price. Not with silver and gold are ever redeemed, but with the previous blood of Christ Stop
 with the teaching of truth and great
 example and the world is where the
 Stoics left it. The old moralists. all
 the essayists. ethicists and rhapsod- ists leave us unsaved. It costs us nothing to believe or live after their fashion. All your pretty theories of l modern thought, limp and falter and fall if they fail to take account oi ] this law of vicarious sacrifice. Re demption comes by something else than sympathy in silver slippers. We must have a crucified love which can-
 not, because it will not. come dowr | from the cross.
 Special music by the choir added
 to the beauty of the impressiveness oi | the service.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-22

holidays in Springfield and worces- ter.
 Albert Eldridge of Bridgeport is here spending the holidays with his family
 Mrs. H. Bailey of Baltic was a re- cent guest of Mir. and Mrs. William Robinson.
 Louis Wilber of Norwich Town has been spending the past week in Yam tic with his uncle. Louis Burdick.
 Visited in Franklin.
 Mrs. V. Bolande and Miss Anna Engstrom have returned to Norwich after a. weeks stay at Mrs. Bolande's home in Franklin.
 MT. and Mrs. Berger are guests ol relatives in Boston.
 Miss Margaret Kinian is visiting relatives in Elmville.
 Herbert Trask is a holiday guest oi relatives in Boston.
 Mrs. Dominic Bourgeis of Webster Mass, has been visiting for a few days with her sister. Mrs Thaddeui Gallant.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-22
IN NORWICH FIFTY YEARS AGO
Shetucet National Bank Increased Capital Light Infantry Held Spring Parade-Chelsea File Com pany Burned Out.

The amount realized by the annual sale in the Sachem street M. E. church was nearly $1,OO0.
 The sale of slips in the Universalist church, Monday evening, realized about $2,OOo.
 Steamer City of Norwich Burned.
 April 19, 1S66-Our community was startled Wednesday forenoon, about g o'clock by the intelligence telegraphed from New York to the offices of the Transportation company, that the freight steamer Sity of Norwich, had been burned off Huntington on her trip from this city to New York. It wich passengers were on the boat, and that she carried a heavy and valuable load of freight. A despatch has been received stating that thirty-five of the passengers and crew were saved, and ten missing, among whom was a young son of Samuel Osgood, of this city.
 A little before four o'clock in the morning the steamer was off Hunt ington, the atmosphere which had ] been hazy, cleared up suddenly, and disclosed a large schooner under full sail, bearing down directly on her | The next moment the schooner's bow | crushed into the side of Norwich just formward of her boilers, opening a great hole which the water poured in | a flood. The steamer immediately took fire.
 The steamer Electra, which hap pened to be directly in the wake oi the doomed steamer, stopped her en- | zines, lowered boats and rescued the | passengers and crew.
 | Greenpoint, Long Island, and waE 200 7-1O feet long. 36 feet breath ot beam, 13 2-10- feet deep, and wal 1895 49-1OO tons burthen. | April 20, 1S66-The Norwich Ligh' Infantry under comand of Capt. A D. Smith, held their spring parade or | Thursday. In the morning the1 marched out to the fairground, where | they spent all day in drilling, return 1 ing to the city in the afternoon. Or their return the company marched il l sections through the principal streets 1 appearance. They turned out 7i
 muskets. We acknowledge the march ing salue paid the Bulletin office.
 The committee on commerce, of tn house of representatives, has just re | ported a bill making appropriation for river and harbor improvements
 Among the items is one of Ss,0O0 fo
 the improvement of the Thames river
 This amount is nothing but a frac
 tion what the appropriation should bt Increased Capital Stock.
 April 21, 1S66-At a meeting of tn !. directors of the Shetucket Nationa bank held on the 10th inst, it wa voted to increase the capital stock [
 S200,O00 by addition of 1000 shares c 1 S100 each.
 About quarter to Il o'clock Frida . night, a fire broke out in the two story rectangular building on Meyer
 alley, in the rear of Franklin stree occupied by the Chelsea File Com pany. The file company's loss O stock will be between S1,0O0 an S2,000. They were insured for $5, co, : Meyers and Bailey, who owned tn - building, estimate their loss at $500 1 S400.