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Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-21

At Derby Tuesday, Mayor George Sullivan named as corporation counsel, Attorney P. B. OSullivan. son of the late Dr. Thomas J. O'Sullivan, a na- tive of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-21
Mrs. Charles s. Fitch.
207 Main Street

ton was a favorite channel for her liberality,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-21

Although the temperature was higher than for a number of days, good winter weather prevailed, and in the stores there was a demand for sea seasonable stocks Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-21

Submarine E-1 from the Navy Yard has been submerging close to the Gro- ton shore near the ferry slip for the amazement of large number of inter ested spectators.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-21

The Christmas festival for the Sunday school of St. James church. Poquetanock. is to be held on Holy Innocents' day. December 18th.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-21

Tying of Christmas greens and malz- ing wreaths is the occupation of Sun- day school members in the suburban towns just now.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-21

Choir directors and organists are re- minded to have their Christmas mu- sical programmes in The Bulletin ed- ditorial rooms in good season Friday, for publication Saturday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-21

Since the snow storm the coves about Saybrook are swarmed with ducks. The cold spell drove them in off the sound.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-21

Most of the Italian residents about town who have stores have decorated their places Of business with Christ mas greens.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-21

The residents of the shore town have for several days had good lucl about the coves, there having beer several exceptionally good tides O late when clans have been secure, in abundance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-07

Bob Fraser came 10 Puget
sound IS years ago.
lie solo lots OF liquor and
drank lots OF liquor In the days
that followed. he says. when he
went TO Alaska. roamed thru
British Columbia and finally
went into the saloon business
at Olympia.
Bob" was a big. two.fisled
fellow. who could hammer the
bar as often as any OF the
boys. and enjoyed the compan.
ionBhip OF booze. whether he
was selling or buying It.
And now Bob" Fraser is
waving the white ribbon,
Instead OF selling liquor, he
sells groceries. and pats the
neighbors' Kids on the heads.
out on the corner OF Sixth ave.
and Battery Ut.
II you want 20 meet a mill.
tant. incorporating. dry"
go out and start something
with Grocer Fraser.
He'll talk something like
this. which is the way he de.
clared himself at the regular
evening grocery store forum
last night
For eight years did moth.
Ing but sell liquor. the rest Of
the time was using a lot OF
it-until a couple or three
years ago. when | began 90
wake up
So when ! talk I'm not hand.
Ing you arguments OF a politl-
clan. but OF a man who knows
what alcohol can do. from per.
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bob" FRASER FIGHTS
BOOZE IN NEW WAY
AFTERLONG PRACTICE

sonal experience. I've seen II
perform on all binds OF men,
In all kinds of places. and I'm
against all the stuff-beer, as
much as wine and whisky.
i paid for the experiments
saw property dwlndle away IN
exchange for liquor. Got my
experience from Dawson In the
early days to British Columbia
and the Puget sound country.
Know what call liquor
The Big Devil In Full Uniform.
I've seen II bit the working
man hardest--make honest
men 90 crooked under it's in
nuencs and end them suicides.
or land 'em in penitentiaries
or asylume.
II a boozer's poor, he stays
poor and makes his home a
heli--for his wife and kids, as
well as himself.
Am for prohibition,
Say. I'm for dumping all
liquor unto the sea---from ev-
cry port in the world. I'll bet
IL there was never another
drop of booze in the world.
there would never be another
war;"
Every time Fraser sees a
wet sign. he tears IL down.
Folks out his way say that
he's converting some husbands
and sons who needed IL, 10 his
dry doctrine.
Bob Fraser is fighting the
booze-but not the way he used
to.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-07
SHORT NEWS

THE SUPPLY OF Russian gram.
mars in the United States has
been exhausted and text books will
have to be gotten from London to
meet the demand OF university
night classes.
e. S. DARKNESS. of New York.
director OF the Milwaukee railroad,
Is In Seattle on vacation trip.
THE SEATTLE Bar association
will banquet Judge Stanley Web.
ster and John f. Miller, in recogni.
ton OF their political victories, at
the Butler Saturday night.
STRIKING TRANSFERS beat up
William McGonagle. 90, nonunion
driver. on Pike ST., between Second
and Third avenues Friday after.
noon.
MONTHLY WINTER lectures Of
the Seattle Fine Arts society start.
ed Friday evening with an address
by Prof. Hamilton Wolf, of the
university arts college.
AN EXTENSION forestry school
for China Is being urged by Vim
cent Gowen of st, Paul's school,
Marking, in letters to university
faculty members here.
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LEGAL NOTICES
40

IL THE DISTRICT COUNT or THE
United States Tor tho Western District
~ waShlnrten. Nor,hern Division
40. t75s NOTICE or PROPOSED BALE
In tho aattsr % the j. r. Grant Com.
pany. BANKRUPT,
Notire IL hereby given that, At q meeting
or the creditors ~ IN. above named
estate. 60 to held az the office 81 Hon
" Hawklns. Referee IN Bankruptcy
lEef J.. g. smith building Seattle
washington. upon the 18TH day OF Or-
iohfr, 1915, 81 the hour OF O'Clock
q. m. BIDS VIII ba received for the
following hnssis Of said estate towit:
stock % goods. wares and morchan-
disc consisting ~ stock ~ whole
sale groceries. 40 moro particularly
shown by the inventory thereof. "A copy
OF which may be seen upon application
20 the undersigned! fixtures. consisting
OF safe, decks. cabinets and other fix.
lures pertaining to the wholesale
grocery business. heretofore conducted
by said bankrupt. ono Kelly automobile
TRUCK ~ a capacity 81 one and one
hnf tons model Of K-3i bids will be
received for said assets as whole and
Tor the stock OF merchandise. the fix
lures and tho automobile truck sem.
rately, and for such portion Of tho as
sets ~ the bidder may desire 10 bid
upon, All lids must be In writing and
sealed, and accompanied BY a certified
check Cor 10 per cent OF the amount
BID, which deposit shalt become the
property 81 tho estate upon acceptance
OF any bid. and viii he credited upon
the purchase price. o. ia tho event
the bidder falls to perform his hid
VIII he retained az liquidated damages
Hlds may he submitted hy leaving with
the undersigned receiver or by presen-
tation to the Referee at said meeting
the tisht Is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
Dated this 9TH day OF October. 1915.
l.. II. MACOMDER
Receiver.
Care Seattle Merchants Assn
Poison HidE.. Seattle. Wash
bRoNSoN. ROBINSON q JONES,
~ ~ Colman Bldg., Seattle.
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BAKER PLANS
new TEST OF
LEWIS GUN
BY r. M. KERRY

WASHINGTON. Oct T.
Stirred by the expose OF the
conduct OF our lame U. s. ord
nance board. as this resulted in
the rundown Of the Lewis ma
chine gun, which has proved OF
great value in the European
war. Secretary Of War Newton
o. Baker Is likely to order the
entire matter feopened.
he probably Will take action
on the question Immediately
upon his return 20 Washincton.
According TO war department of.
'icials. Baker is very anxious TO set.
tie the controversy over the Lewis
machine gun. and may offer Col
Isaac Lewis. the American inventor
OF the gun. field test. such as the
latter demands.
They say Lewis always has stood
out for such a test. in preference Ia
an armory test
ordnance experts are about equal.
ly divided as TO the merits OF the
Lewis gun. so its adoption or rejec-
ton is conceded TO be I'm the hands
of Baker.
None Of these army experts
questions its efficiency for OF.
fensive work. because of its
small weight. and the fac. that
one man can run forward. plant
II, and begin firing II almost i'm.
mediately.
The Benet-Mercier gun. now n,
general use in the army of this conn
try, weighs much more. and is NOT
nearly so effective In offensive
work. they declare.
Regardless of whether thew ar.
uphoiders of the Lewis machine
gun. army officers are of the onin.
Ion that Baker will reopen the case
and either order the gun adopted
entirely or order that both types he
bought and used--one for offensive
work and one for defensive work.
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LEGAL NOTICES

is TiiE DfsrRcr COUNT on TIE
United States. for the Western District
81 Washington. Northern Division.
~ nANKIturrcY. no tTts
NOTICE on TfRsT MEETING
In tho Matter % the :. a. Grant Co.
a corporation. Bankrupt
TO the Creditors Of the above named
bankrupt
Notice il hereby riven that on the sfnd
day ~ september, 1879. the said } n
Grant Company, corporation, was
duly ad3udicstsd bankrupt. and that
tho first meeting Of the creditors q
said bankrupt will BE- held az the Of
fec u the undersigned Referee In
bankruptcy. 1905 T. G. smith nuiidinF,
in seattle. in said district, on the ifth
day ~ October 1919 az o'clock IN
the afternoon. a. Nhleh time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
ciHifns appoint a trustee. and examine
the bankrupt
You are further notified that ~ said
meeting, Immediately upon tho election
and qualification 81 a trustee Of said
estate. the stock ~ goods wares and
merchandise. the store fiHtures and iha
automobile truck belonging 20 said
bankrupt estate. at 81 which is more
particularly described In the Inventory
on file IN this office, viii 10 offered
Tor sale ~ sealed competitive bldH.
pursuant 90 an order ~ sale made and
fiisd herein on the 1ra day Of ncio-
Der. 1915 Hids may be made for she
~hnis - any portion - said assets. ana
must 10 accompanied b. cash or n GER
tifea check for at least ~ per esnt
thereof A. said me~finE creditors may
sha~ cause. n any. against the aee~ps
lance - any bid Submitted. and "a ths
event that sid assets. o. any portion
thereof b. not auid - said meeting.
thea the time. place and manner ~
disr.osinF 81 the Same ALI - Ceusid
erred and determined. The right il
reserved 20 reject any Or al BIDS made
For an Inspection % the property 20 10
offered feF saie. apply 20 l. ~ Macon
her. Receiver tn BANKRUPTCY. fourth
flsor Poison naiidinE. Seattle. wash
tngtan
such other business may properly
come before said mestinE may be
transacted
Dated a. Seattle. IN sAid district. this
sth day % October 1910
G. n HAWEfSE.
Heferes IN nansruptcg
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ARREST Ex.CONvICT

Deputy Prosecutor PaitersoRu
filed an Information Friday In the
superior court. charging william
Smith with grand larceny.
Smith. when arrested. bad his 70
lease papers from the state peni-
tentiary at Walla WaIla with him.
He had served a year from Chelan
county for robbery.
His recent arrest IN Seattle WAS
the result OF robblng I'd Dahl OF
$40. October 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-07

sc Frhde coffee. isc n; new buck
whoa, f1aur. ssc sack steer steak. i2He
N boiling beef ioc n s-ih. sack salt.
&C.. 9Th sack salt &C.. best Jersey but
tor. lbs 1br. selected storage eggs :
dor Ttc! dinner fpofk hooks and saucr-
kraup. SIC. Slayer cskes SIC. bread.
large leaves itc. goldfish. lbs atc:
ah.lnps loo ~ bananas zoe dor pears.
isc dos potatoes 10 lbs SIC. Hubbard
auRHh ic 10 celery. : stalks &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-07

stnll T. : lhs Eranulaied FuEar. t9e
stall 70. pure pastouriEed milk. ac pit. &C
at Stall -. ttc can syrup. sac. 7sc can.
SEC. fi3s can. tt.O7; corn Or gloss starch.
Dc pkg: Sc sacks salt. toe; isc paraf.
fine wax. Ice; z bars white soap, sso.
$50 Jar jam. 7bci giugersnaps ioc ID
pure cocoa. nc n soc soupa. sac; lie
can pimentocH. Toe Stall Is. Gravcnstein
appics 81 box delivered. stall 1904 tsc
sniid park tomatoes. Toe can. Stall ihis,
spring chickens. sac III. Stall a.. T-bone
steak. isc ID. ioin steak, 80 10: pot
roast. Sc and ioc n. pig heads. &c ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-07

stan a.. lbs. pure zane sugar. sac
wiih other purchases. family four. q. IS
sack. local patent and Hiucstsm flour.
81 IS per sack hard wheat flour. as
per sack stalls si-1s iinF cod. lbs
CSC: salmon trout. $50 and Gee zach
GRATIS ikc and zoo each. Stall 1878
Yirs,. slsyer cakes ates fruit filled cot.
fec CAKES ice. peanut cookies. ! dcs
sc stalls ft-ss 100 lbs cane sugar
% 60. I doS boxes matches. s5c: small
cans bcs; milk. etc Stall q slrioln
steak igAr 10 round steak itc 10 POI,
roast. &c and icc II Teas OF lamb. isc
N. veal rmtlrin. lha BE
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vtffrYsAIruDky

stall - sweet potatoes. ihs lee. .
ne .tc. ~ stonE's see esH baking paw
der atc. Use cans bhfimps lee .Sc
bottle chtHup. t1c. EinKefsaaps. lee 10. (;
HE green split peas. 9te. Toe pkFs
corn rakss. ssrs ikc bottle elder vinegar
lee lbs. neS prunss. 3tr. comb honey.
Itc. sec can pure olive oil. tts. sc can
Olive OIL ti.4k. stalls zigz. crabs. for
stcs smoked salmon zer 10 stall -.
hest Washington creamery butter. toc
To- lbs fsc. stan ~. fancy legs Of
genuine lamb. itc ~ fresh dressed
chickens. lie Ia pork roast. itc h. leaf
iard isSc 10. choice steer pot roast.
iee 10 sugar cured hams. iso 10; veal
roast fEr ~
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PUBLIC MARKETS
sonSFH-.ArtgDAi

stall lie 100 hakinx soda. Sc. isc
rice sAc ibs rFancH. 2Sri ik1 ain
gsrsnAps Toe N. Tee pkEs macarori
o. spaghetti. stc. itc Fhxs pancake
flour. ite. stalls :. :, 8. T. pot roass.
inin steak igHc u. veal outlets lave
~ pork roast. iiAc - pork ioins. ibe
a. shoulder ~ lamb. SC ID. stan. 1874.
imported Lima beans he ieci lib.
cans salmon. frf 1te large rolls toilet
rapsr. ttsi mAraruni &c ~ iec cleanser.
; rans for Zee. SAptha soap. &c cake.
ftau fds. fancy oreroa creamery butter.
iac n ihs, sss. fancy fresh puiies
sK9s tfe doe. doz 7tcs mild cream
cheese zee 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-07

THE LIBRARY board Ia willing
70 accept 81 500 cash from the ~
r. for damages done BY the tunnel
under Fourth ave. according 10 a
communication sent 10 the city
council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-07

a JURY Friday found W H. In
glehardt. alias William Ryan. gull
~ Of granddaughter ia connection
with the accidental death Of Min.
ME Hogue. who WAS killed In an
suto collision while riding with
him last April
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-07
ONLY RIDE PROVES
FATAL TO FATHER

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. -
Henry Mason, aged about 30
years, after being invited time
and again to take a ride on the
motorcycle of his son, finally
gave In to the pleadinss Of the
youth and mounted a seat be-
mind the son. They only trav-
eled about rs feet when the ma.
chine skidded on railroad
track. Both were thrown to the
ground. The father was picked
up and carried 70 a nearby
house and revived for a time.
but a short time afterwards
died.
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NINE. VICTORIA

The celebrated phrsuoioEis'. eialryoyant
and pslmisf. gives scientific readings
on All Affairs - NE. past present or
future You have seen the others now
zee thr best. " in trouble All readings
guaranteed fstiafacfory or no fees &C
cspted Readings SOC Location OVER
owl drug store, aet y rike st. room ~
cLAIRvoYASr ASD PprENoLogtsT.
SIS University. between Fifth and sixth
Tells psa'. ~ ssent and future consistinr
business AMI love affairs. advises you
about divorce cases and what will be
your lucky step IN life 70 take vii toll
fun names ~ your lover. sweetheart.
friends. enemies. and what you are most
adapted for Special readings. soc
Permanently located.
MADAM DAVIS NOTED ErRoprAN
card reader Price soc With her won.
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all, ono reading win convince you.
Questions answered 1910 seventh. be-
tween Pike and Pine
MADAM zoNA
Hungarian ciairvoyAnt and card reader,
Will tell our past. present and future
No charge " she does not tell YOU the
truth Room 2. Elliott Hotel 1oBh
Pike
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Sale-Miscellaneous

lash ANn DOORS
seld AZ factory prices. direct from eus
min We shtp anvbNiy. snywhsre, and
guarantee safa delivery 60 destination
Our hik eompists catalogue No. "a.
mailed Tree post paid. A postal card
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-07

Il. r. WILLIAMS, vice presiden,
OF the Milwaukee. is In Seattle to
inspect headquarters here.
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MADAM HONOR was nons

Gria. EEypt She IL recognized as the
raass wonderful rhfsneioEisi In the
world Her readings viii astonish y0u
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MADAM NELLIE

worlds greatest eiaireoysHt ard rhr.n.
ataEtst guarantees 70 read your sntirr
tifs. past. present and future. gives true
advice On business love health snd
fsriiy affairs tells she name u your
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Ttvss advira on all important affair. %
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-07

The N. p. has just completed
200 new four-ton freight cars IN
Tacoma shops, and ordered 500
more.
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RECORDS WERE broken who,
the building department issued Ok
garage permits Friday.
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inEs Thursday evenings 1915 Eighth
ave Apt u.
25o COMPLETE breakfast Willard
Cafr. seventh and Union.
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sf7w
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HAPPINEss LIES IN MARRiEp LIFE
Are you iane1y3 Join Seattle Reliable
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YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE TO MEET
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MIDDLE AGED WIDOW WANTS GEN
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st25 necessary, iiox L.4s, star
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ROBERT BELL, 1907 18th ave.
s.. was found unconscious In a LOT
az 18th ave. 5. and Dearborn st.
Friday night after having been
slngged, robbed of $50 and drugged.
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Personals

23-Personals
FOX TROT s ga Other .easra
rlnh sud University Class lesson,
tree 20 m. only
dESrtEAAN wiaiiEa no NEnr non.
wsEiau riu between 20 aud 20 years
object matrimeHY Dos La. star
LADY tt WORTH so Geo. WOULD
marry kuas 81 League Toledo. O.
lgu..s iaAistaltt acme liei Asai.an.
tANANAtuirs tts hs,. Iees -, az.
Sl.~S~S~SSs~1USseo~SSS99sSSsssS~JSSSSs->~S,ss~
Manicuring- Massaging
MISS MARION-nArna. MAS
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MASSAGE-run nATlIs; MANI.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

LITTLE FARM. ssss--Af XIX
lard near ,n- dock I'm.
proved hoWsr. we'll and
ehieken hoas-, garden. nn~.
srss all alder bottom soil.
Terms go cash. - monthly.
Live on this place and Eork
IN townl 70 boats daily. &c
fare TAX. Kirkland boats
aernss the lake 70 Burke
FafraTs office Ia Kirkland