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Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-20
shakIeford Turned Back by White sox

Chicago. Jan. 1s.-Announcement was made today that Jack Shakleford, pitcher for the Chicago Americans, had been turned back to the Milwaukee club with which he played last season. 'sToo many pitchers; that's the reason for letting the youngster go," said Secretary Grabiner
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-20
BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves 1t. 25c at all druggists
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Personal Taxpayers


 Notice is hereby given to all persons liable to pay the Personal Tax In the Town Of Sprague that have a warrant to levy and collect the Personal Taxes payable Feb. 1st, 1916. each of such 9o;is- 1si13 a4ssssea tn9 % sum sd od fo2 the purpose of collecting the same I shall be at the Town Hall building. in Baltic, every Tuesday and Saturday during the month of February. from to 1 ?. m. and from to p. m. On Wednesday. Feb. Ed. will be at the store of Webster standfsh. in Hanover, Feb. 6 sd. will ' be at the store ta of John Quinn, in Versailles. from Il a. m. to on the dates mentioned above for the different sections of the Town, and at any other time I can be found at 7S Main street, Baltic.
 All persons neg1ecting this notice must be proceeded against as directed by the laws of this State.
 Dated at Sprague. Conn. Jan. 18th. JAMES EGuIRE. Collector
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-20
MoNE::Y.

New York, Jan 1s.-Can money steady; high 1; low S-A; ruling rate 2; last loan 2; closing bid S-4; ef- fered at g.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-20
NOTICE

Bozrah will meet in the Town Hall in the Town of Bozrah Feb. 1st. 1916, from 10.30 a. m. until 3.30 p. m-, also Feb. Sth and Feb. 22d, at the same place and hours, to hear appeals from the doings of the Assessors. and to do any business that may legally come before them. Dated at Bozrah. Conn. Jan. 18th,
 FRANK A. TRACY, WILLIAM KILROY,
 w. M TIBBITS.
 E, Board of Relief ian2oThsru
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-20
STAFFORD SPRINGS

Annual Meeting of Hospital Aid so- ciety-FuneraI of Mrs. Mary Johnson Pinney-offieers of First National Bank.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-20
First Round of Racquet Tournamen,

5 New York. Jan. 19.-The first round of the professional racquet tourna- ment was completed today. William Newman of New York defeated w. s. Gray of Cleveland. 15-5, 1874, 1855, and H. Boakes, Jr., of Chicago, won from Ed Rodgers of New York, 13-15, 19-9, 15-8, 1T-14. Each of the win ners had conceded an ace to his op- ponent.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-20
MYSTIC

Deputy Lester lnstaIls oficsrs-su Sur prise Visit to Mrs. Thomas P. Will cox-odd Fellows Accept Groton Invitation.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-20
MORAN LUCKY TO GET
 BOUT WITH WILLARD Says Tom Jones and That Hiekard and Mecracken Are Out of Running for Bout.

Says Tom Jones and That Hickard
 and Mecracken Are Out of Running
 for Bout.
 Kansas City. Mo, Jan. 1a.-rom Jones. manager of Jess Willard, Heavyweight boxing champion, return ing here tonight with Willard from Excelsior Springs, Mo, where he and the fighter had been resting, said that Tex Riclxard and Samuel McCracken were out of the running for the ten round bout between Willard and Frank Moran.
 They had their opportunity to get the match and refused to meet our ngures, added Jones I've signed with Jack Curiey and that ends the matter. Moran,s signing does not make bit of difference to us. He is lucky to get a fight with Willard and Willard does not care whether he fights him or not.''
 Jones said he signed with Curley because Curley guaranteed forty five per cent. of the gross receipts and 51 per cent. of the moving picture pro- ceeds. Curley guaranteed $32,500 as Willard's share.
 'Rickard and McCracken.,, said Jones. refused to make any per- centage arrangement. The guarantee is not the big thing in the fight. I expect Wfllard's share under the per- centage arrangement to exceed $32,- 500.
 Moran can sign the articles with Willard or he need not. Moran is the man to worry: not the champion
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-30
Act No. Is

House Bill No. :. ~ Mr.. Heintz.
JOINT ET$oLTTIOE
Proposing an amendment TO Article rs
OF the Constitution OF tn" state Of
Louisiana on the subject OF Juvenile
Courts
Section /. Ec It resolved by the
General Assembly - the State OF Lou
isiana. twO-thirds or all the memberN
elected to each House c"ncUrr.nE. that
the NTH section Of Article lis OF the
Constitution Of the STATE Of Louisiana
be. and the same l. hereby repealed.
Section =. I:e II further resolved,
shall be submitted to the qualified cleo
tors of the State for adoption or rejec-
ton at the ConCr,ssi"nal election 20 be
held on Tuesday. November =. 1916.
Section }. lie II further resolved.
etc. that on the official ballots TO be
used at said election there shall be
placed the words. For the proposed
amendment TO Article lis Of the Con-
stItuIIon OF LouI-iIny," and the words.
AGAINST the proposed an. 1dm"ut TO
Article rs OF the Constitution Of Lou
isiana." and each elcCtOT shall indicate
as provided in the general election
laws of this state. for which Of the
propositions h" votes.
HEW TIT i;pINNCUAUp
Speaker OF the House OF Representa-
ETHELRI:p -. STAFFORD.
President Pro Temporc Of the Senate.
Approved: Jun" lG, 1910,
l.. -. PLEASANT.
Governor of the State or Louisiana.
a true copy:
JAMES J. BAILEY.
Secretary OF state.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-30
Act No. "a

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Article rs OF the Constitution or the
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OF -FOUR years. ana WI" Shait ry'"lNe an
annual salary Of ten thousand dollars.
f"TtE-siN hundred dollars Of which
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and the balance Of rtty-four hundred
dollars shall he PAID by IN" tity or
Ne" orleans. IN equal monthly IN
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C"inp'n-aiI"n. He shat! b" q licensed
attorney and shall perform such du-
ties a are now prescribed by law or
may hereafter he prescribed hv the
General Assembly. and shall take no
outside practice. He may appoint sud
remove at his discretion such assist
ants. who shall be licensed attorneys.
aud such clerks. stenoEraph"rs and
special officers as may be provided by
the Commission Council OF Ia" city OF
New orleans. ana Al such salaries ana
terms "' payment as ne said Commits
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borrow such sums as shall not 10 ~ ~
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taxes % >I.4 Year. ana may 49, .
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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-30
Act No. 1Ol

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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-30
Act No. 66

Proposing an amen iI.' nj q" inc tom
S'iiE'."" OF ID" s..-i" - I-".. ''LA.
granting 70 the '..- ~ ~" orleans
power 70 construct. equip, iHtti'ttA
/ ana operate. thi"H-h ana 10y l".
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m, ''..y - New orleans. bTII-'. and
/ tunnels across tnr MISSISSIPPI lrN'' (
/ at or utf- New bTI"nrs and G" 90
various acts lnrid"n'"! in"r''" and
70 'he Operation -'H"fA... or w"
/ Public I'"lt IiHi'r.rd system ~ H."
| city ~ New orleans. and providing
! Tor ~" submission OF aid amend
/ mont 20 'a" electors 90. the State for
their HT''nNn. or I'.'.f..u.
. Section Zee - enacted ~ tie
/ General y Assembly Of tn. STATE 90 lou
/ i-faua. f-,u..HIrE. II all t.., members
/ elected p. each HOUSE. .,....urr5n.- that
. -ul9.,. g. rI... ratification and approve
! ~ ~ .lr electors ,f 'tr State. 90"
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/ b. iu..-..u-a-lr-- therein the fnI..,4a,
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forms. h.'ih'I'. ar ''"'N,'' '' '.''.,
amounts. I'll ~h'h 'H'' ana p'''.' '''i
upon Su'h terms ana ''I-''t"i- ~ 40
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The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
D ETR OFT. TIM { s

weighing IL. and loading Il IN
freight cars. American.made elec
trio and gasoline warehouse trucks
and moving carpets" are Ia be
found in many places. American
machines will drag 250o000O tons
~ coal out OF ship-hoids this year
whereas the peace time m9Nlmum
Was 10000 GOO The importation or
cereals has been crippled and where.
as France imported little cold meat
before the war. she now takes
10000 tons month
Not In the least Important Tea.
ture OF this development lis thu
change tn Fropch psychology said
the authority quoted once these
things would have been resented.
Just As the spinners ~ Manchester
once resisted power looms. Now
we know that The future OF France
derynds not only ON The issue of
th., war bat likewise on the use ",
make o. our commercial emporium
ittes after war. We have deter
b.ned % m,ss no chance %
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
BIRMINGHAM

Mr. sarah White. Of sylvan lake.
- VISITING her son, curtis White. on
HanlitCu-aVe
Miss Edna Phillips has gone 70
GPsliauU 20 attend college.
Mr. and AIRS John r. Wilson has
returned from weeks stay at Cass
lake,
The B!ruiu CHAM dremen are max
INK plans g. have a roast pig supper
which Will be held ir the near fu-
ture In the IRE department hall,
l. y Woodrufl WIN start Monday
ca a trip 70 MeadyilIe. Pa.
Mr ard Mrs \ = Van Auken, viii
move next week from their home
they re entity sold on Piercr-st.. 10
BDtterEi4ic Mich
Mr. and Mrs John German az wal
nut lake, were callers here Thurs
Thomas Roy is building a house
OF Poppi ston-Ave.
~" Ere hman class ~ the Birm-
lnEham high school VIII give a party
this evening ia the home ~ Miss Ona
Stulls. on 'he Twelve uiIs-rd
Nr and Mrs Henry U"w. OF Port
Nr and M. samuel Mills have
returned from a summers stay at
Van Norman lake 81 t. Waterford.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert FISHER. OF De-
trOtt are guests M the home Of
Julius .Rund-l. on EAST Maple ave
samuel Na'tr1tu has so'f his fruit
store business on Wpudward-Rve. TO
owen stone aud Ermau Burrs. Of this
Mrs Ethel Dudley and son. Roy.
% Pontiac. are guests AZ the home
~ her parent Mr. and Mrs David
Roy, on Browr-et
order = Pont.aa. Royal OAK and
Birmingham attended the banquet
given ~ the Masonic lodge 90 this
place Ncdaesday evening. In the
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
CUBURBAN
y NEWS
YPSILANTI

The Winners class - the BRpus,
? shlfrr 1..I etNF -thFi goods -tlt
SATURDAY. a. .f' ju taf store 20 w
. % sweet s. sons
fata Miller. ol prratL IS prspat
ms tH -sl' a u-ll rcWe on >1lt.
a. ana Mrs Roy C9vsr. OF river
So are AZ tr- Hr4f 1t au .ruusir .1|
school ah .tl has been started on t1.
Ferry Walker fttE erar tnr.Ut t|Il
has arrived Iu t.- ..ty tH n.~tn neg
second year ~ work % -rs normal
she wfA Teru .H t-t Ae"s - MES
Nj and Airs Marry Kcmr, whs
We're married IAst V--a u tn
were t.u-e~-4 .sr .ra.sHa}
-veU.HS hy aoea, 81 n@.EH'.r- "aa
le-alI Bernhard - Toledo. o.
VA. arrested aF Police ntarer Bat
mas thursday afternoon tr- speed .n-
his automobile. Hr WAS -ned $.
The Baptist Mission CIRCLE ret er
Thursday ..re~-.ar u tae .rwa 60
Horn ana 81 ss Carrie sly acting as
rcsraes.s Mrs rrHE.rr wf~ ~ "a
f'fss.ararF Assam, gave 'he a.
dress
day evening W. AfH-> Jennie har'.
secretary ~ ttr STAKE ErtrSr. a her
home era frr Counts --s-rt
Funeral services ..r fNr iate "a
ga o. Hciwe-. ages p. were nFtd a,
O'Clock T.grst4N afternoon ~ G.+
r.s.l - TN Yr..fe~r...townshtq
SON WAS bonn Tuesday 90 Nr
ard Mrs John NrWt.n. ~ tac East
N.-N.zIu-sre road
r- and Mrs A. - Lesson were 9
O'Clock a.rnar guests Thursday :
sr- sr8 Mrs FI.g3 f. lsGUett br.
ard Ms Lesson are soon ~ move ~
Detroit s-r- LrF. 20 son VIII DO
pastor = -rs Ma Palmer Memorial
N-thaf - t.p.seoral eh5rrE
The Fowler sHHso. vii. give a sa-
rial Friday evening .n th" home %
NJ ana N-s t'wev Jameson
Miss Julia TG' ART tHft FhHF-.lAs
90 attend columbia college 90 New
H- - -ael = Taru,nE. formerly
90 Michigan. widely known "a q pro-
= tf'ru orator ard wurker has been
engaged by She Michigan " g r T.
rrr an extensive tour practically
'ar Ygsiiznti ts Saturday afternoon
and evening. Sept 80 Tre aftetuc1 n
address viii he given on The street
Arf 20" evening lecture v'Il Pee g!vru
IN +re Con - -Cst. 1ra' church II.
Farni-g tT we'll known here
The marriage q Ms f'rh~l Clan
seid a~1 Herman W'eterr off f0n<
place EhIf sd7r Frrntrr .r fe- home
Fs-ks- ofFrfatI~E NJ and Mr.
Niasa~noft RlIl reside IN East NJ r.
san-aEe
Waiter Pierce ana James prfso1' 20
were Jackson business visitors on
Thu-aday
TIE ~arriaro oftN-s Alice Nils
pauEh and John Hr.dgsrs iF an
rcIuced
~ '-rt1a-tI band .s making rrer-
arar.v~s FOR concert o.. 30 given
ir October tr fh" opera house
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
LAYS DEATH OF
TRAIN VICTIM TO
FEVER DELIRIUM

L. E. Van Wagner. whose head
was severed by a Michigan Central
train near the Russell-st viaduct,
wednesday morning, came 10 his
death thru the delirium OF walking
typhoid fever. and not by suicidal
intent. according to his brother in.
law, l. J. Castle. No. 40 Grove-aye
Highland Park.
Castle said, Thursday, that Van
Whgoner, who was 2s years old. and
= Michigan Central passenger brake.
man living az No. 1873 Henry-st., es-
capped from his fathers home, No.
n Buclid.ave. east, Tuesday after.
noon. after being put 10 bed suffer.
ing from fever. lie tore away a
window screen when his mother
len the room. and search thruout
the night failed TO locate him. A
Z doctor had diagnosed his case az
walking typhoid. Van Wagner ap.
pcsred delirious when ne reached
the house and thought his father
wanted to Kill him. according to
Castle
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22

Mss Alice = Warner. who claim =
she was r.vmaneutly injured ~ p
! a. g. wreck near Jackson. MAJ -
Aa- 'fsd thru her attorney, Big o.
cen Trrr I, kirk = declaration AK
ing g. 600 for her alleged Injuries \
ahv4IrfFn-s hlll o' S2oe "a one OK
the items ~ expense.
william welch. % this city, was
IN N,rthfcld Friday where he went
- attend me funeral OF his brother.
@Tohn WEIGH. aged 50 years. The de-
raarp7 was injured about I'VE years
ago by a tree which he was telling
aud which fell across hI- body
Tire r -vv0~vf'ie Riverside arbor
% Cleaners will meet Tuesday even
ing with Uemster Norwood, near
Denton
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
RIVER ROUGE

city championship games between
fhr River Rouge tri Jackson Sport
shop baseball teams viii be PLAYED
on the Great Lakes grounds. beg!n-
three weeks
Newell Banks checker champion
% America wili play a six board
'~urre -0rut with River Rouge check
Or players and q 100 ball pool game
v.tfr local pool expert IN the
roIrteauN riut rooms on ". JcTer-
a-Hva. sept IS 10 was announced
nv -fgh mem hers The checker games
VIII DO PLAYED tV Cameron ~
rEham Vraz'r-kl ! Raukn.
Thomas Sanders and Alfred Davis
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
France at War Compelled to Adopt
Modern American Shipping Methods

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The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
WYANDOTTE

Wayne county Maccabees are hold
Ing their annual convention today In
the PyihiAn castle Wyandotte. az
the guests of the local chapter
Are -CanpLall and Frank n.
Campbell and family, - Lafayette.
Ind are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
A . Brlnson. B,ddle-ave.
Mrs. Fred Cabaret and baby daugh-
ter. Friday morning. narrowly
escape suHoCation by smoke from n
defective chimney The nre Depart
meut arrived In time 10 save the wo-
man and child
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
ROYALOAK

Mr. and Mrs Fred KinRsbury. of
Detroit have moved into their new
home. No al California
Mr. and Mrs n J Hawthorne. OF
Philadelphia Pa. have returned
home after visiting NJ. v Brown and
family
Miss JOY Haiscy has been engaged
as hookkesper by J. r Cooling a Co.
Mrs william - Duncan has re-
covered from slight iilness
Mrs J r. Williams and daughter.
Lucille. % M Pleasant. are spending
two weeks with Mrs Howard Van
Ommeron. of Farnum-ave.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22

Z them break down physically under
the continual labor and the climatic
differences. Dock labor is now han
died on an almost military basis
Some ports. such as that OF Mar
seilies. are largely used 10 supply
I the needs OF The Swiss while the
English.ltslian and l.shRussian
business is 20 some extent routed
through French rorts. and therefore
comp.cates the situation The
only Key 10 the problem was in eN.
pausion and WoderniEauon The
incredible difficulty of such task
IN VAR can only ne understood hy
those who have seen for themselves
that the bes, OF the young men
are always taken for the front line
only the "culls" are left behind
SHIPS Sent To Smaller Ports.
So far as possible ships we're
turned away from The principal
ports 20 the secondary harhors in
order 10 lessen the congestion This
Involved an additional cost FOR the
government assumed all liabilities
and paid demurrage charges on
such ships but 70 was forced The
ro-' facilities we're everywhere en-
arerd Eighteen steam cranes are
0.ol3irg $500 tons day near
bordeaux where year ago there
vss uarshy waste. Al pieppe
and Iaen ships were unloaded into
Nagons because there was no dock
en1ce The faNlities o. these ports
have been Increased by a quarter
Rcchftorts capacity has been dou
oled HsFrn is handling 100000
tons each month when before the
war Der docks fairly burst under
the strain OF 100000. La Pallicc
has doubled - capacity, and Ire
port and FaHi..ac have more than
doubled Calais was hard pn' 10
u 20 take care o. lf5hoo tons In
January. 1910, hHt N May OF this
year -"' 600 tons passed through
her EA'fs without undue conges-
lion - Nazaire has risen from
lte''' I'm a month 10 100000, In
Nav 1918. PinkirN received $4,000
tons and ~ NAY. 1915. took In 4
800 ev'-ana has been under an IN
'eruli'en' commandment for eish' f.
teen months \ new dock has been .
created AZ Biaye. where 1000 tons (
are unloaded daily.
All this has been done in time %
var Sfa'isticians have declared .
that he average turnout 81 the
French workman in peace times Is (
about a3 Per cent short o. the .
German average The French
workman bad become addicted 20
The little drink habit. He took .
his ease Today With many OF the I
strong men gone to the war, the
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
new Huston building on Woodward

new Huston building on Woodward
ave.
wednesday afternoon for Mr. and
Mrs A =. Van Auken, in their home
on Pierce-st.
Mr.. and Mrs John Bend have gone
on a trip 10 Pittsburgh Pa.
The auxiliary society OF the 81.
James Episcopal church will meet
Thursday afternoon. Sept, IS. IN tho
home OF Mrs Charles Stinchneld, in
Bloomfield Hills