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The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
aonas Flock Gamble Busers Annual Draft
Marvin, Maker of Tennis Champions,
Sends Out Galaxy of Western Stars

be- one does not have to tell a boy
Of that kind much, he Is learning
all the time
II ndpe citation over victory or
despair over defeat are cured in the
heartto-heart talks In our club
rooms
What Marvtuis training does for
youngster was demonstrated in
dramatic fashion in the last Davis
cup games played in England
Mclaughlin faced Anthony Wild.
Ing IN the crucial contest Victory
meant that America secured the
trophy II was the nnal game and
there was a point 10 set and match
Mel ,oughlin smashed his racquet 90
spinters in slaughtcring a lob from
the Australian
THAT settles it," whispered The
spectators
But Mac" stood undismayed
while another racquet was being
found for him he was The only
calm person present with the new
racquet he won the game.
You have your nerve" said an
admiring English Official
Yes" replied Mclaughlin. II
lcaried that as youngster OF IL
facing impossible handicaps in
kids club AZ home"
And that is only ono OF many
tributes 20 Marvin from the men
who are thrilling the world with
their skill al tennis.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

ed the Phillies However The s.
Louis victory had his effect ou the
league StardiUg> Tor The Dodgers
crushed tho Pirates and stepped
into the lead 10y q game and q hsf
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

kicking HeIai~ Zimmerman IN the
bsnkron hss left the cubs kieklcs~
I'm the plach.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
ROCKIES BEAT UP
MANY CONTENDERS

Recruit pitchers PLAYED havoc
with the pennant races IN both
leagues. Thursday Urban Shocker
mistreated The Tigers in shameful
style Perry. newcomer 10 the
Cubs, best the Braves and Mule
Watson. OF the Cards and the most
famous Of all the 1915 crop OF
rockies trimmed the Phillies No;
10 mention the sterling trimming
that green youngster Plans. gave
the Red Sox.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

OF manager.
Tournaments ot all Kinds. With
emphasis on the handicap events.
are stimulative 10 the crack PLAYER
and encouraging 10 the beginner
They have been our staple food
The boys learn more from con.
stantly clashing in keen. stern con
tests than they possibly could from
books or verbal instruction. Nc
Loughlin once told me that no never
played a game without picking M
useful tennis knowledge no matter
how unskillful his opponent might
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
AGGIE COACH
is CANE-USER:
NOT HIS FAULT

EAST LANSING. Mich. Sept Is.
Coach Sommer the new Aggie
coach. carries cane on the grid.
iron field. not from preference. but
cut OF necessity 4 couple Of days
after he visited East Lansing last
June, he broke leg playing hand
ball he walks with q slight limp
aud uses the cane TO support the
mending limb The cane proves q
handicap and he can be seen fire.
quently tossing 4 away and dash
ing across the gridirou while snow
ing some man BIZ OF form Then
be returns limping badly and taxes
refuge on the cane
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
MASONIC BALL
ASSIGNMENTS

The assignment Of umptres and
scorers and schedule of games hich
viii be played To he Masonic Base.
ball league az Mack park. Saturday
is "a follows
O-riork-ustro.t IS cts %
straits umpire Eraus scorer.
StuetEsr
O'Clock Palestine So Friend
ship umpire carroll. scorer. Hess
Ter Macs cars direct 20 door %
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
Miss Detroit Fer Sale

T. IA announced that the Miss De
troit. winner OF he Gold Challenge
cup FOR speed boats in 1915 and
ruanerup in 1916. will be sold az
auction soon. and Vill 10 replaced
b even faster CRATE
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
BUFFALO is
INTERNATIONAL
FLAG WINNER

NEW YORK. Sept H. Much
bore successful from financial
standpoint than in 'he Two previous
years. the International league viii
close It's 1915 season SUNDAY
Buffalo is The uennant winner this
year. cInchlrE The champion hip
only last Wednesday after one OF
the most thrilling races In The his
tory o. The league Pro+ idence y
In second place. bar ne third place
position Is s'ill being fought FOR
ny Baltimore. Montreal and To
rontO
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
s-iekIsy Coaches Successor.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass sept I5
Billy Robinson rated the 0es, kick
- on he Harvard squad vas pu,
through some hard lessons on sol
diers held here this afternoon o,
Charley brical"y, former Crimson
Kicking star
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
Braves Stir Up League
By Their Gritty Battling
RED SOX FAIL TO
IMPRESS ST LOUIS

ST Louis, Sept t5 They
are called world champions. bar
ST. Louis didn't sec any class
like that adjoining the Rcd SoX
Yesterday IN Tfdtttuu % fatsir-
10 hit Plank they booted The
ball all around tho Tor The
climax of heir game ADS
reached in the fourth when BIOS
ton entry started nice rally
that Threatened 10 score some
runs and PINT them n The lead
Then Scott and McNs,ly HaHcd
out Of order and the homer re-.
suited in a called lh.ri ogt and
the nipping % the rally.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

JACKSON Mich Sept I5--
Farmer Boy IS Michigans champion
three year-old trovter he won the
Michigan Breeders association stake
at Jackson Thursday in straight
heats. with Clark driving Eleanor
was second
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
II Ought To Sc Record

ST JOSEPH, Mo- Sept Is
kirkham, outheleer on the Western
league club belonging 20 this city,
claims new all time batting rec
ord as the result OF % hits In his
last 80 times az bat
Washington Journal., 1916-12-01
-0os @lireou fir Naturalization

-0oS Bureau fir DECENTRALIZATION
madt ole oilsl1noii6en 9iirger. Die
Die 4biidt bu6en. iih oos amerifoni.
Idle 8iirgerredt 81 e%rfperben, oltf
Die Abcnoidulen oufmerfiom, Die fiir
iolde 8ilrger belonoerS eingeridtet
iino. Sn oieien Sdulen fam ser
AlpSldnOcr Die engliihe Sprade gro.
It's erlernen ionic ilber Die amerita.
niihen Ginridhingen ausfumft er.
bolten. Nlen 0eutihen, Die lif nod
uidt Die 2onoesiprohc ongeeignet
Dabens lei an oieier Stelle Der CUTE
Sat e%rteilt, iid oieie @elegcnbcit 5ii
muse 81 MAIDEN. Wton lpenoe ii6 on
Die nGditgelegene 8olfsihuIe uno er.
fltnoige lid nod Den offerierten Sur
len.
-0rei beirotsIuitige @aibington.
erinncn inierierten gn3eigen in Sei-
ratsbldttern in Geros mo Oofota,
in oenen iie feitltcIteL ooB lie 8aiien
leien, oenen cin beoeutcnoes Grbe 5ll-
gefnllen lei. Sic mod)ten MN aud
SSni1ington eerllc perIolicn uno bel.
roten. SoIltc iie jemono b%eiroten
molleh 10 miiBte Der Sreicr bos Nei.
lcgclo bierberididen. Die YoIi0ci
iuirrOe bon Dem Sdipinoel in &ennI.
mis- geiebt uno Die Seirotsfanoioo-
tiinen in 9lrrcit genoumer.
Sm gSciBcn Saliic erihien bier
oieier Sage Elm gepiiier SauI Srieo-
lcr bon gtcm Oorf mo bat INN Muoi-
eng nit Dem GrGiioenteu. Gr erfldr-
te, er MOLTEN Den Tr1iioenten ipre-
den mo ibm FLAIR legen, ipie er oen
eilropGiiden &rieg gum @itoe brin.
gen f0nnte. Den Momten oes 8ei-
Ben @uuics ihien oaS ionoerbore BE.
npbnlen 6ricOlers ouf5ufallen uno or
mur0e mad Dem Srrenbous siir Be
obotltlng ieines @eiites5ultanocs ge,
lhidt.
-gSie cs iebt beibt. ioa 6rou
&ooorolp @ilion 5ur 8ieoermabI ID.
res @ottcn in Stoote Minneiota BEL.
g~etragcn boben. Sn ienem Staate
beianoen lid $500 bis 1000 Gippe-
ma Sn0ioner. Gieie boben bis ou.
bin ltets fiir Den aanoioatcn ser re.
publifaniiden Eortci geitimmt; bod
oiesmaI m1blten iie 0cn ocmotroti-
iden SanoioaterL oa oeilen Srail,
n1mlih 6rou @ooorop @ilion, Sn.
oianer6Iitt in ibren Aoern bat.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-01

Ser 8. 8. MorarL YrGiiOent
Ser bieiigen @anoeIsfommer, aibt be
fnnnt, Dob @nibington bolo Mangel
an Milh leioen. 9ie Nabrrngsmit
telfroge in g(nerifa miro imnter be-
oenfIider. Sem gorf lit in elmer be
ionoers ungiinitigcn uno gefdbrliheu
Gage. bort gibt es nidt mn nidt &c.
mug Mild), ionoerlt aud onoere Sab
riingsmittel lino bort iebr fnapp.
Soffentlid tperben sic an1erifonii6en
Grporteilre bolo 5ur @inlidt fom-
men rno crit fir ibre eigenen 0tits
burger iorgen. Die gQaiierten, uiio
6eionoerS Die @~n9lGnoer, erbolten
2ieferungen in ieoer @r0Be, uno mir
miiiien oorbcn. oglmerico firitl"
Bon Den meni9en ilb~erlebenoen
Wiitglieoern oes s.. 8ottoilons ser ..
6. S%reiminigen bon. 1861 morcn in
letter 3eit einiee Iebr fronf, ullo
5mor Die &dmerooen Sobn 6. 9.
2er6, 2ouiS Settler, Milbelm Geitb
uno Safob &arr. @rfreuliherpcile
befinOen iid oieic &otienten nm mic
Der ouf Dem 8e9e Der @eiierung.
-Sofob 9. @~ittenbenoer. 60 SAD
re oft, muroe BON ieiner @attin I'M
8ooe5immer ieiies Snltles tot oilfge.
filnoen. 0os @asbobn mor often
uno Der 600 erfolatc onr6 @osper.
giftung. 9~ittenbcnoers @cinnobcits
8litano lieB in lester 3eit picl 5ti
miinihen iibrig. 2eidenbeidoller s.
81. Nepitt lteIlte oen Sotenidcin aus.
Der arf Selbltmoro Iolttetc.
-glm Sreitog Doriger 8oAc mllr.
DC bier ser Neger SomeS Butler, 80
Sabre olt, mobnbaft in 1916 81 Str.
y. SO. BON Detcftioen feitacnoni
men. GinbriidJe, Die neulid scr go
li5ei genel0et muroen, fiibrtcil 5llr
@cfongennabme ocs MegerS. 6ingcr
aboriide perrieten oen Ginbreher.
Butler geitono, % @obnunacn be
ltoblen 81 baben.
-Am A. MGr5 oes fommcnOcn
Sobres peroen allc nmerifmiihcn
0iplomaten reiignieren miiiieu. Gem
&r1iiocnten Itebt eS oonn 81, bic
0iplomoten in ibren 9(cnlteru 81 lui.
len ober lie oapon 81 entbeben. @ie
Is beiBt, miro elm Reinigungspro5cB
borgenommen neroen llniobigc
8enmte oes OiplomatenoienitcS merf
Den ibrc Yoiten perlieren.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-01
911fono.
9as OripeaF Ger %rObioltiOu
beSroDt GentafD.

Griter epatenitiG snnt paifDrtns-
Qenfmal-0cr a~MgcbIid;e GptDn
@rabcs bate beipeate Weraan9en-
beit-Gbas. M. G@pabs 9isanti-
ide PIGnc-Saf &OnODn 9eitprben.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-01

u9r. Miles' &trOine beilte meine
Sran BON Mnfallen,
rno Sic tuiroer fub f@rerer. ole @erdnberurs IN
ibr sI ieben. Oils id) unierm Subne in 3eraS elm
8ilo ieiner Mutter iarote, nat5oem tie Or. MileS'
Meoi3ir gebrnucbt bate. funnte er IS ttidt aIau'
ben. bis icb eS ibm onS sfuette Mal iagte."-Wal.
ter g. 6al. nn0 GIisa S. 5al. 636 Court Street.
Brodton. Mnii.
Or. Miles' Nerbine
hat iid an Sinberten erprpbt, Die pie
W1rs. Sail litten. Sin &eilmittel, bas
ianften 9hlaf bringt imp bas Nerbenz
fpitem %berubiQt, lit am beiten fir iol6e
2eiben ipie Gpilepiie, 4nfdue unb ct.
&itustans. 81. Miles' Nerpine bat Die
25id6riae Brobe als ein &eilmittel fir
nerpDie 2eiben beitanoen.
Serfanft nit Der 0arantte, BAH Der
&reis Der criten Slaide srriiferftattet
nirb, iuenn bic Mebi5in ni1t 1elfen
ioltc. Sn alien Mputbefen.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-01
Mn unlerc 9cier!

3um criten @oIe IN pieIen Sobreu
miro Die &eooftiou 0es @aibiugto~
SournoIs ibren 2eiern elm @eib
uadtsgeidenf iibergeben oos in Ell.
nem Oeutiden SoIenoer belteben miro.
Gieier aoIcnoer lit 90 Setter itort
mo miro oemiB alien oeutiden ga
miIien oroBe 5relloe bercitcn. Ger
@reiS oes aalcuOets betrdat 25
Gents. Die ReOoftion miro ieood
ocn &oIenoer alien, sic ibr gbonne,
meut bis gum 1. 6ebruor 1917 be-
8nblt bnben, orutis iiberienoen. Man
beetle iid oIio. sen HiiditonO boIoieit
81 beeleideu.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11

Most married women look after the
Fhealth of their families and almost ev.
cry woman can do SO to advantage.
Mrs. William Flaherty, Skaneateles,
N. Y, writes, "My husband used two
bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets last
winter when he was suffering from in
digestion and biliousness. These tab
lets relieved him right away and by
continuing them for few weeks his
digestion was strengthened and gen
|eral health improved" Obtainable ev-
eryWhere.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11
Bad Rabilo.

Those who breakikas5 At 3 O'Clock Or
later, lunch at IL and have dinner at 6
are Amos ceItaia to be troubled with
indigestion. They do not allow time
for 0 ne!acai to digest before taking
another Not less than five hours
should eiapae between meals. il you
are troubled Hith indigestion correct
vour habits and taEe Chanber!ain's
Tablets, AID yoa msy reasonably
hope for a quick recovery. These tab
lets strengthen he stom9ch and en-
able it to perform its fanet9ona natur-
ally. ODtalnabie everywhere.
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10000 100000 90
Q p E X S NAILS Q
{ OOOON OOOOOOOOO

i. E. Merrill OF Atlanta is II the
city.
NJ. Foseter of Savannah is in the
city on short visit
II. w. Rhodes Of Valdosta is in the
city for few days.
NJ. e. Crimson of Waycross spent
yesterday i'll the city.
c. w. McGrody of Waycross spent
yesterday in the city.
Alex Livingston of BroOkman was
in the city yesterday.
w. I. Heath of Atlanta is spending
a day or two in the city.
L. B. Merritt of Atlanta was Wis,
itor to the city yesterday.
c. 0. S. Mallard. Jr., of Quitman is
spending few days in the city.
r. X. LeBron OF Atlanta was among
yesterdays arrivals at the OglethorBc.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11

Chief Harrison IlI-Chief Harrison
of the fire department, is confined to
his home by illness, and during his
absence Foreman Lindsey is acting as
chief.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11
oOOOOoOOoOO OOOc
Q NOTES G
COOOOOOOOOOoo OC

The Weather-Forecast for today in
Georgia: Gair and cooler.
Council to Meet-City council VIII
meet tonight at 7:3O o'clock. Besides
/ the regular routine work. the election
OF officers will take place.
Grand-That big Fox production,
DIR. Rameau," will be shown at the
Grand tonight, commencing S:15. Ado
mission Ice. Come early of you want
seat.
Chief Harrison Ill-Chief Harrison,
of the fire department. is confined to
| his home by illness, and during his
absence Foreman Lindsey is acting as
chief.
Repairing Roof-A force of work
men are busily engaged in placing a
new roof on the First Baptist church
and making one or two other improve
ments on the building.
| Grand-"A Little Brother of the
| Rich,' featuring Hobart Bosworth,
| Hobart Henly and Jane Novak i'll five
reels will be the offering at the Grand
tomorrow night. Coming" Sari," the
big musical show.
| Banks to Elect-The annual meet
ings of the National Bank OF Bruins
wick and the Brunswick Bank and
Trust company will both be held today
at which officers and directors for the
year will be named
| Bound to FIorda--An automobile
party from New York, en- route to
Florida, arrived in the city yesterday,
stopping at the Oglethorpe. Those in
the party were Mrs. Metcalf Bliss and
maid and w. Ogden Warren.
Meeting Today---A meeting of the
auto owners of the city will be held
at the city hall this afternoon at
O'Clock. Mayor Hopkins, who is en-
deavoring to reorganiZe the automo-
bile club of the city, urges all auto
owners to be present.
A Small 5laze-The fire department
was called out yesterday morning by
a blaze at the twO-story dwelling cor.
her of Gloucester street and Cochran
avenue, occupied by c. w. Browning
Tho blaze was eXtinguished before
any serious damage resulted.
To Make a Trp-Apnounceme
has been made that the directors of
tn eDixie Highway association will
make a trip over both routes between
Macon and Jacksonville before def
nitely deciding upon which of the
rotes is to be selected The commits
sioners are expected here about March
%, and Brunswick will arrange a well
come for the visitors.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11

J. 3. c. BLITCH, c. A.,
Brunswick, Ga.
...........fi5, 203, 439
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11
Every Woman Should Read This.

when l feel out of sorts and there
are indications Of a torpid liver, take
Chamberlain Tablets and in a few
days feel like new woman" writes
Mrs. James Fitzgerald, Batavia, N. Y.
These tablets not only correct the
disorders of the liver, but imuroye the
appetite and strengthen the digcs-
ton. Obtainable everywhere.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11

Repairing Roof-A force of work
men are busily engaged in placing a
new roof on the First Baptist church
and making one or two other improve
ments on the building.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11

Grand-That big Fox production,
DIR. Rameau," will be shown at the
Grand tonight, commencing SIS. Ad,
mission Ice. Come early of you want
a seat.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11

The Weather-Forecas for today in
Georgia: Gair and cooler.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11
ONION PLANTS

For sale. The silver skin, bermuda
and Hasting prize winner, very large,
solid white variety, Plants well grown
and just right for transporting. Now
is the time. Phone sci. L. NJ. Dart.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11
Found a Sure Tninu,

l. B. Wixon, Farmers Mills, N. Y,
has used Chamberlain's Tablets for
years for disorders of the stomach
and liber and SAYS Chamberlain
Tablets are The best have ever used"
IObtainablc everywhere.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11

Grand-"A Little Brother of the
Rich" featuring Hobart Bosworth,
Hobart Henly and Jane Novak in five
reels will be the offering at the Grand
tomorrow night. Coming "Sari," the
big musical show
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11
LIvEN UP YOUR TORPID LIVER.

TO keep your liver active use DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They insure
good digestion, relieve constipation,
and tone up the whole cystem-keep
YOUR eye clear and your skin fresh and
healthy lookig Only Csc at your drug
gist.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11

100000 in Three Months
lhree months ago today nobody Triangle Play
oday moving picture paying at the rate
Of nearly six million dollars to show them! 49, - '
One day last spring us-a practical experienced moving pic
n nlaueTeady enough to pay practically them.
Backed large capital experience get pro-
ect the three hghestpaid bestknown producers the world
- GnffthwhO produced Of
vest famous pictures SemetmaEer Keystone Comednes.
And hthem the charming
brilliant men who
just run your eye over this partial is. SAtF
Robert Heron Weber Fields
Harsh
lnan Dorothy Cih Bessie Baniscae
arsha FrankKeen
EndM Mace
rank Canpeau KatheineK aered Ford Sterling
OnmJo TulvS
The rush of success surprising; was
have only JUST the Plays
theatre in this city.
Maybe the theatre o is
l4ays.
Speak to him
Ask him Triangle
est house they'll be THERE.
Triangle Film Corporation
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SPECIAL EXTRA FEATURE RUN
or PICTURES FOR SATURDAY
MORNlMG--SEE ANNOUNCE
MENT IN THIS COLUMN
LATER

The Christmas bells are ringing
and the kiddics they are singing, for
they know old Santa's bringing
STONES WRAPPED CAKE. Six
kinds, one price, 10 cents, at Phoenix
Grocery
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
Internal Revenue Taxes,
VERDICT OF $15,ooo
 FOR CAPTAIN FISH.
AIystic Man Sued to Recover Insur-
 anee on Burned Yacht Senta.


 Capt. J. Albert Fish of Mystic, who some time ago was tried at Boston on the dlarge of arson in burning yacht Senta to collect the insurance, has wen the suit brought by him against the insurance interests for the amount of insurance on the yacht. Captain Fish WIS acquitted of the criminal charge nd at once took legal steps to collect tne insurance.
 The court of appeals in New York has just handed down the decision, which directs the United States Lloyds to pay Captain Fish $15, ,000. The United States LloydS is an organ ization of 100 miMionaires formed for their mutual protection in the insur- lance of yachts and other valuable holdings, and the Senta was insured by that alliance. Frank A. Vanderlip is the head of the Lloyds.
 The Senta was burned to the water S edge at Edgartown, Mass, where she was at anchor, in October, 1910. The insurance was held up on the claim was arrested on the charge of arson. After a, lengthy trial Fish was ac- quilted
 Captain Fish has made New York his headquarters of late but his home is in Mystic. 4 few years ago he summered there and was a prominent figure around the hotels and at the shore.
 He has G1ad a picturesque career including service in the Boer war in the British army, being rewarded with commission as captain for courage ous action. He resigned his captaincy and came back to America, for some time being employed as floor walker in New York department store.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
LIQUOR DEALERS TO
 PAY MORE TAX. New Federal Law compeIs Stamps on All Containers Now.


 More worries are in store for liQlror dealers, according to announcement made from the ofice of the internal revenue department. The department has just promulgated a new ruling to the effect that all containers of 1iquid refreshments coming under the eTY1er- gency tax, such as barrels, jugs, derni- johns, etc., shall be considered here- after as containers within the meaning of Ole regulation which heretofore ap- piled only to bottles.
 While this ruling may seem a little vague to the layman, it will undoubt edly be singularly clear and explicit to the dealer. Under the emergency rev. enue tax, the dealer was required to aftfx stamps of certain amount on all bottles of still wines For the first class the tax was two cents quart for the second six cents and for the third, which of course includes cham pagne, the tax was 20 cents,
 As stated the regulation in it's first interpretation applied only to bottles and the dealer might have in tlis cellar hundreds of gallons of wet goods fu barrels, casks or jugs which were not paying any tax. The revenue depart ment soon came to the realization that its receipts from the emergency tax were not as large as they should be hence the new law, which will mean the expenditure of many hundred dol lars for stamps by liquor dealers. The penalty for failure to comply is a fine Of $1;eO0 or Imprisonment
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
NORWICH HAPPENINGS IN 1866
Report of N H k Hartford Road Showed Receipts of Over One Million Dolass- Hanover Man Instantly Killed Incidents Taken from The Bulletin Files.

Fifty years ago this week the re- ports of the New York, New Haven and sHartTord Railroa0 GO. showed the total receipts to be $1,982212.72. Patrick McVey of. Hanover. employed by Col. Allen was instantly &illed dur ing the same week.
 Gleanings from the Bulletin files of '66 follow:
 May 21. lS6s.-Tt. is asserted that the steamer Ulysses owned Tn Mystic. Norwich and Watch HilI Nlis summer. As the attractions at the watering places at this end of the sound are to be greatly increasedA this summer, and hosts of guests are anticipated fleeing from cholera rinderpeSt and Fenian pest, there can be little doubt that the line will pay well. The ele- gant steamer Sunshine, Captain Bates. is running between Sag Harbor and Hartford, stopping at New London. Rev. Hiram Eddy, formerly chap- lain of the 2nd Connecticut (three sted, supplied Rev. MT. DanaRs pulpit on Sunday.
 Receipts Amounted to $1,ee2,21272
 At the annual meeting of the stock Esolders of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad in New Ha- ven, the report of the d0ings of the road for the year was submitted, showing the total receipts to have been $1, ,9S2, ,212.72.
 May 22. 1S66.-Prof. Young, at Breed hall, last night, performed feats of legerdmain, such as we may safely say have never been eHcelled and hardly equalled in Norwich. On Monday morning the two and a half year old daughter of James Os- borne, residing on the West Side, pulled a bowl of boiling hot startch l off a table onto her head, burning it I in horrible manner. The face, neck, chest and back, were severely scala ed, one- fourth of the entire skin being taken off.
 Internal Revenue Taxes.
 May 23, 1S66.-The assessors returns of internal revenue taxes for the third district collections district of Con- necticut, for April 1866 for Norwich, is 1 $28, ,726.90.
 May 24, 1866.-The little daughter | of James Osborne, who was so badly |