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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-06
RUSS ARMY IS
PREP AIRING TO
RESIST AGAIN
WAN SITUATION TO-DAY

Admissiea Of . revival et the nshtins
srirtt az the Russian army came from
BERLIN today. The wsr sffice declared
the sis, armies were preparing foe hat
tie between the pnie~t~r and truth riv-
er.. on the Eastern front. aud reported
resistance TO the German attacks near
Crerncwitr.
There was little scti,it, on the West
trent to-day. despite Improved weather.
R~rtin claimed tho destruction OF ~
british tank. 60 date In the crater field.
In front Of German positions
Marshal Hatx aud the French reported
scattered German attack. without re-
suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-06
War on Officers
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC

oCFDNT oVFFOOI FFOTFTV
The First Presbyterian Sunday
school will hold its picnic at
Woodland park Tuesday. from 10
a. m. TO 8 y. m. Every one who
attends must carry his own lunch
basket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-06
uy Omitted Pres. leased wire

ny Quilted Press Leased wire
BERLIN. via London. Aug.
6.--"The Russlans have prepar.
ed for battle between the
Dnelster and the pruth Rivera"
the war office stated today.
Southeast OF Crcrnowitr the enc
my Il resisting. the statement said
On the Rumanisn frontier. Rad
autE. on the Sercth. vas captured
Positions on both sides OF the
Moldavia river were taken. includ
ing BistritEa and several heights
on the east bank
On the Western front. between
the YpresMenines road and the
Lys. English attacks we're every
where repulsed. the statement as
serted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-06
In the DeIicaiessen

IN The DeHC0leSSen
California Ripe Olivcs-Medium size,
best quality; pint 15C.
Swiss Cheese-Domcstic block Per
pound 45c.
Norwegian Sardines in olive oil. Tues
day only at 1Sc can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-06
Carry Home Specials in the Grocery

Hershey's Pure Cocoa A favorite
brand, lib. tin 29c.
Golden Dates--Fine quality; ID, zoe.
Italian Pruncs--l'ine quality. Pound
14c.
Macaroni Spaghetti or Noodles !;
Golden Egg brand One OF the best.
3 packages 25C.
FOURTH FLOOR-THE BON MARCHE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06
Local
Harresn stock NOW ~.
After Midnight. March -. -

A man from Detroit once sought
relief from rheumatism 81 . fAmOuD
European cure" The doctors
couldn't help him. but advised him -
Try Mt. Clemens, Michigan
In a very similar way. Dstro1t anA
Michigan investors often look Ter
afeld 20 find q breeding ground Tor
their dollars. forgetting that thsre
exists. ALMOST NJ their very doors, IN
investment opportunity far moro
promising than q frutt orchard IN
Alaska or q gold mine In Cup~.
That opportunity IL the Avssmsblss
industry.
Particularized, TIA the Haxroun
Motors Corporation DsCoit's
youngest industrial offspring and
destined to become. In our bslisf.
one of the largest and most profltar
bile
Here 10 an enterprise oruanissa
by . group Of men known through
out the industry as clean in rsputs-
ton and able In execution.
A car that was the sensation u
the national shows.
An output sold for Ave ysars 20
come.
a great modern factory nearly
completed, equipment ready Cor In
stsllstion AND EvERVTHiNo PAID
ron.
Its Common Stock IL its only 80
curity issue and IN open TO your sub
scription. solely because of the Cor.
poration's desire for q large LIQUID
capital TO finance a corrcspondingiy
large initial production.
You can buy Harroun Motors
stock for 81 share OF $40 par value
until midnight Wednesday, March ID,
following which date the price be
comes 81 a share.
Undoubtedly this stock will be
quoted az par by the time We begin
production from our great plants In
Wayne. now undergoing the nnal
touches.
Certainly you will never again 10
able 70 buy II for ".
The stock you will buy will be In
the form OF ad-interim certificates,
issued by the Equitable Trust Com.
psny Of New York. and redeemsble
in six months proven safeguard
against unfair market manipulation.
The above Is an advertisement Of
the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06
F7=76eaal FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Lo.
Sugar ma,ikst

su<.rs-petroit whoiesals prices:
Crystal dominoes. 3-lb.. ti1: crystal
s sss 20 s;Ie, q. eagle tablets. "a
xxxx powdered. sssS. standard pow
dsrsa. tsse; granulated. extra coarse.
ts.ebi grannlated. nne In bulk. $3.50
granulated. s-lb. cnrtons ts.eo. gran
Sn snfin rra saIsesS nS sgrgsissl
and s-ib. cartons In cases. tAse
eases. -; diamond A. $3.50 confse-
ssts No 6. $40. No. I. ss.s5; No.
8 $3.50; No, ., tses. No. 10. ts.so:
No. II. tslk; No. IL. sste: Nos. ~.
Il and rs. ts.o6; non-eaking mixture,
ssssa,a bed ss slS sss,op best s:,
cwt household cartons. powdered.
lib. cartons. ~ to case. t9ao per
case. household powdered, lib. car
tonS ~ TO case. st.ss per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06

Produce commission men had no
Considerable complain, - being made
as 90 the difficulty In Ecfting perish
able stun either in or omt on account
% the cold weather Shipments COM
ina from New York or Florida are
liable 20 be a week or two on the
road. and in n great many cases W hen
they do set In are found TO be badly
damaged Butter IL steady and arm.
Eggs are unchknRed. but easy In
tone There ia good inquiry for
poultry this week. more particularly
Tor heavy hens and the market %
fairly arm. Potatoes are q tribe
more active and any change at all IL
likely TO be upward.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06
WHEAT GAINS
SEVERAL POINTS
Increased Demand Cause
Steady Rise On
Market

CHICAGO. March 6.-lncreased de-
mand for American wheat by both
the United Kingdom and the Con
tinent together with light offerings
caused wheat 20 gain several points
today. Cash wheat continues hrm.
May opened up i-2c later gaining
? re 20 si.el IS: July opened up
lac. later gaining S-se TO ;l.eo IS.
September opened up lac and gain
ed lac 10 si.4T SIS
Corn opened strong the features
OF the pit being the smsllness OF
the offerings May corn opened up
s-Sc. later gaining &c 10 sl.os rs.
July opened up 3-sc and gained
/ lac TO si.o7 rs. September open
ed up l-4c and gained lc 10 sl.0s SIS.
Oats ruled steady. May opened up
3-sc, later gaining sac TO so lie.
July also showed gains opening 40
3-se and later gaining Use
Provisions gained sharply with
the jump in hogs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06
||cx MARKET
MUCH FMMER


xnW YORK. March 6.-The New
X <osk evening Sun financial review
so1oy says:
white there are some Indications
~ . revival OF public Interest m
deems. there is m yet no ma1ensl
uddftion 20 buying from that quar-
1rr There was q nrmer tone IN 'oe
.ucnritiee market and greater ae-
o1v>kv than on Monday or SATURDAY
3 ~6one interest was manifested IN
- Austrian note and In the posi-
&l1fty Of decision by the supreme
court IN the Adsmson Law cnse'
- these were rot OF me
bofeutiai iufsvsnce. market wise
~ vas the movement 'or
nnonding the rules Of the Uniica
xfatss senate Tor limitation Of de-
80. A brighter outlook for ship
rennuent with the reintrcduction
~ ! III giving Ne president su;Eor-
~ 70 that end naturally impaired
o1ruogth 70 the shipping list
~Ths steel and copper shares
80 s(rung. United States steel
1870 - thru III. Bethlehem
80 issuss and subscription rixhts
$3.50 several points. The equip
1out snd vas stocks reelected .
n 10y view of Crest Dritajn's
~. "a - ~-~~~AxA~ rAssw fe<ru a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06
xEu yonk pRopVcE

NEW YORK. March e.--Fiour. DnIl
and stronger Pork strong. mess.
-"T - " so Lard. strong middle
vest spot. sis.Seaiese sugar Raw
as unuseovado. - test t4500asa
refined, armer. cut loaf stf5. crush
"a ga powdered. sgi0. granuiafsd.
- coffee. Ria No. Z on sDot.
sc raIlow; Firm special. q. G:
city ifEc. country. ia d17he. Hav.
STEADY: No !. tii0. No Z. sga7sc
clover B10esc Dressed poultry
Easy: turkeya fsaatc. chickens "a
y z1c: fowls. $50 szlzc. ducks $50
Fsese. TT6isc. duckp. &c fowls. roc,
ROSTERS fsLc: chi~k~n. broilsrs ~
1fc Cheese firn state milk.
common o. specials - n &c Skins
common 20 gpecials. I.L a Gle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06
cHIcAGo BUrTEn wARkET

tras. zoe; nrsts. 3sia q ssc dairy ex-
trss. 49, ass4c: nrsts. 129stc.
EGGS Prime ordinary, 7s93sxc.
ffsts. ave. Cheeee Twins, 2th ~
poultry Fowls. soc. ducks t7n22c.
geese. iSdise. springG 3ic: turkeys.
see Potatoes Receipts, 10 cars.
Wisconsin and Minnesgta. t.55R
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. March G--HoGs. Re-
ceipts. $4,000. market strong. 20 ~ tsc
higher. mixed and butchers $40
1888: good heavy. slf3e0 AS
nIIt0: pigs. SO 7s4is.ss Cattle
Reeelpts 1000. market steady 70
heifers. as f0a 10 AZ: stockera and
10: calves tsHfi. sheep: Receipts.
10 900: market. steady native. SIC. 80
Gi1: western. sii3sai7is: lambs.
si1n14fs; western. ti2f5dif7s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06

eeipfs. i.boo: active. 20 q Soc high
81. workers.. mixed and mediums.
yf4G0. pt~a s11. roughs. sl7 stays
SiI7s Cattle. Receipts rs cars
slow sheep and lambs Receipts.
: ears: steady 20 3sc higher. top.
tfts0 Calves. Rccetpta $50: active
10 soc higher. top. ti35o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06
EAST nUFFALo LIVE sroCN
Dwnntng a Stevens

EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. March g.
Cattle; Receipts. 10 cars steady;
prime steers. gIi911.s0; butchers. -
q 10; Tat COWS 1890 $50: hetfers. 81
b s.7S: bulls. gg6s2s.
Hogs: Receipts. 10 cars; strong:
heavy ftA7sH16. workers.. fl4Se0
1910: pigs and light. s113s0if
sheep: Receipts. 40 cars. strong
top lambs. sit400 it.zSi yearlings
tfsa t3se: wethers. t1.0f3.7s: ewes
sI.7s0llSo.
Calves. &5m1A.5o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06

TOLEDO. March s.--HnEs: Re-
cefpts light. market csc hiRh@F.
heavies and mediums. tffeSd 1870;
nrkers tisai4.so. good pigs fl2.5o
0i5 Calves. STEADY. sheep and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06

7 U@604~-BxfFn cFHamefys Jtc u
r160SSfy drsts. sTc; dairy. fsc ID:
nro--Fresh receipts cases includ-
19ota 1thc doz.. current receipts,
~ dox. Receipts Tuesday. 1850
a f5osee- Michigan nats 7sc; New
YEA. Zee; domestic Sv1zs. 17031c.
1ported ewsss. 50 = soc; brick cream.
HI hamburger. lib. 2Shc. lib.
N: long horns. Csc. daisies. sac
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06

DETROIT. March 8. - Cattle.
Market strong. best heavy steera
tte0i0.So. best handy weight butch
ar steers. $3.50; mixed steers and
ere eT0s. light butchers. ts.6D y Z 80
best cows. t10e: butcher cows ts.Se
4aTS. common cows. skbo0s. can
nera yA7s0sse best heavy bulls.
tseG bologna buils sTGITs.
stock bulls ssee.se; mixers and
Best. sii-S0ais so. heavies sS97.Se.
sheep and lambs: Market steady 20
use higher: best, lambs. titdlt.7S;
fair lambs ,isafs7s: light to com:
g.n Ts sise ss: . far s % .SSs
teofso. Hogs. Market prospects.
workers. and heavies si5.TSo iA,s
pigs t1s41ase
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06
roLEDO GRAN

cash ~ "a MAJ. s. %. July 81 So
Corn. Cash. siioa, May. tili, July,
fifdG oats. cash. 5tisc; MAY.
gzc. July goLc Rye CaFn. ~ -.
Cioverseed Cash. bl.ste Ma ~
Atsiks Prime and March = 81.
Timoths Cash and March. y %
Hutter. Brick creamery f-c, t~D
creamery. ffLc. Eggs. Freen csnd-
I'D gzc. fancy selects. SIC. Hay.
Unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06

WEW YORK. Narch s.--Butter:
~ q Gle. do, special market. 40
-: state dairy tube. 10 otoc: int
Hen creamery hrsts. 81 0t7c. Ears.
~ receipts. T.sas: nearby white
DS<.Bc fresh hrsts ssassc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06
Make Rope Of esd Sheets.

A rope made OF bed sheets hnally
Was dropped 20 Voorhees, by TWO
men who had gained entrance TO a
room above his on the eighth floor.
The doomed man grabbed the rope
with one hand but was too weak
to bring up his other hand. His
fingers relaxed their grip and his
BODY crashed 10 the roof. He was
instantly killed
Il Is believed the fre was caused
by cigar or cigarette which the
man left lighted in his room when
ne retired Voorhees, home was az
No 24l5 Grand blvd. west. He
lived with his mother. and he was
known among hundreds OF friends
ard business associates thruout the
city as one OF the highest salaried
statesmen in Detroit
Altho he faced almost certain
death. Voorhees, retained his com
posure until exhaustion forced him
to loosen his grip He was attired
only in his pajamas. Guests In
rooms near his heard screams
shortly after gao o'clock in the
I morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06

- lees than o.ooo.oco cubic
<c1s have been excavated for Brit.
~ French and German trenches.
ut<ndinr $50 miles across western
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06
Grain aad Previsieas

DETROIT. March s.--wheat had n
strong tone az the opening a. home
and abroad. There was = gain OF
NC az the start. Little news was re-
celved. but the general feeling was
that tho political outlook favored
higher prices
legal opinion that President viii
wishes 20 was considered builish.
Anything IL bullis- that helps 10 get
the wheat cut OF the country And
the scarcity OF ships and bad car
The smAliness OF last weeks decrease
in the American visible supply was
encouraging 60 bears but they were
surprised by the large exports OF
Monday There 10 a pretty seaersi
new wheat discounts more damage
10 the crop than has been claimed up
70 the present and the price LOOKS
very high. but spectators are uneer-
tain what 90 DO and bears have re-
Gently been punished every time they
attempted 20 bring about q decline,
The cash situation - sustaining
feature Miiiers AZ all points are ae-
port trade was done Monday. Altho
figures were not given out BELIEF 10
general that farm reserves OF wheat
are unusually small Several bull
ish guesses have been made. but
dealers are holding on for the gov
eminent estimate that comes out IN
couple OF days Much OF the recent
strength has been discounting the
government report and y may be
News from the growing crop sug-
gest that two or three million acres
Will be abandoned. European sup
plies are very short.
Wheat was arm turnout the great
er part OF the day and closed y o
I y c above Mondays close.
Corn gained nc, oats &c and beans
iec,
No "a ser Mas opened at
t1.0th. advanced TO t.es and de-
elinsd 10 t205E: July opened az
l.sths touched si.sSts and declined
to ti.stA; No. white ii.s7h. Tues
cash No ? ,f1i, No. 2 yellow Nlf
bid. No yeliow si.ioS Oats:
No. white. sse. Rye; Cash 70. 2
t.s1. BsAns All deliveries, - So
March. tii-3o; aisike. Nl-sei tmo-
The worlds visible supply OF wheat
decreased 81, 900 es las, week ~,
luth. l.: ears. against 220 year AEo
/ Minneapolis. 19f cars. against 5ss
/ Winnipeg. 452 cars. against l.3ts'
Chicago. u cars against sss. south
4
Primary wheat receipts were 49,
| coo bu. against $4,000 bu a year Ago.
Exports OF wheat and nour Tues
day. 33s 900 bu.
The annual election Of officers for
the Detroit Board % Trade was
held Tuesday and resulted as tol-
lows.
/ President. c r. Huston. arst vice
president. T w swift. second vice
I prestdent l. NJ Hobart Directors
y. W. Llehtenberg. = T cagghsg
George Beck. X. T. Kimhsl. ? W
Biinn. ". p. simmons. A. s Dumont
r. G Carson.
Committee OF arbitration. A. =
Dumont, II. r, Rotsfora. Rob, Henk'
eI. David r. Stott. X. p kimbai
10 NJ. Cash. ~ " Mok. L. NJ Hobart
c. NJ Martin. J. A. BOSNIAN.
Committee Of appeals; r Il
Hughes w J. orr. r. J. simmons
L n Moss. ". r. BOSNIAN. Vim
Johnson. VI. = Chatterton. John Mo-
ran. Y. l.. wellmAn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06

y CHICAGO. March 1-Butt<r. Ex-
~. zoe: Arsts. ssessc; dairy extrss
W &c: nrsts. sz0s3Hc. Eggs:
I)Ue ordinary. ft0.skc; nrsts.
Ne. Cheese: Twins. sth ofsc.
Y0Vne AmcricsA fs9ssHc. Live
ooltry. Fowis ite. ducks. f7o7se;
Possfoes hsceipts 10 cars.
Dpeensin. sfs01ass; Minnesota.
9oee.Se. fancy west. sa.soofso.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06

The following arms are privileged
90 execute orders on the exchange
W. r. Moss a Co. Carlyle a Povah
Geo. ". west a Co. +. f. MAeerone
Co. w. w Noble q Co, ID. l. Sey-
nour a Co. w n Mclaughlin. Msr-
rtil Lynch a Co. W A. Hamlin a
Co. VIM A. Neer q Co. Sinclair a
couis. Emmet + sprsEu. VIM. n;
Rose Co, y; X. Pelton q Co; Joel
CO W. K Reilly Co. MafthsS
Finn. A W. wallace a Co. Lawia q.
Gorton-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06
ELGIN BIrTER

Batter sales were az coo and GO
mostly a. tos Last weeks prIa
uaa f0r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06
cHICAGn GRAIN

CHICAGO March e-CpeninG -
wheat: May NJ nc. July up hc;
September up &c. Corn May up
nc. July up &C September up NC.
Oats: May M &c: July up &C Pro-
visions higher
Noou-Wheat May up 2lsc. July
up &C: September up &C. Corn. May
up &c. July up iLc Corn May up
&c. July up tLc September up ic.
Oats May up q G. July up &c. Fro
visions Irregular.
wheat--Nsy up lacs July Up he,
riSc. July M &c. september mp C.
Oats Nav Up = &C. July up &c. Pro-
Visions: Slightly lower
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06
Man FALLS
7 FLOORS
TO DEATH
f. ID. Voorhees,, Jr.,
Meets Tragic End
In Hotel fuller

After cltngfng for ave minutes
to the window ledge OF his room on
the seventh door OF the Hotel Tub
Ter. Il. ID. Voorhees,, Jr.. a salesman
employed by the w. NJ. Ftnck
company. overall manufacturers.
dropped TO his death TO the roof
over one OF the dining rooms early
Tuesday morning.
About 400 guests OF the hotel
were driven in scant attire 20 the
lower floors by the fire which drove
Voorhees, TO his death. originating
In his own room. Men walked about
the lobby In union suits. women In
their night gowns.
About q score OF persons whose
rooms faced the court in which
voorhees, went 10 his death viewed
the tragedy. shouting encouraging
words and attempting TO save him
b. various means
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06

PrtnfinE-fAe pIRts nest ktnd--tsst
o. riGhe--Tfme. Jsb Dept.-Msis ssza.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06

~ esvsnth annual meeting Of
- Dn<kooai council Boz scouts OF
r53oR opens today w Washing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06

M UIDuW Dumx Cee0r1m8A
"a Uukeo(k hank ciearings for Tues
Wofo o7.ltl 1881 Total clear
{Q .far 1917 to date are StIt,sss.-
..>q - aea!pst ssfs.7ls,e1i. ~ for
1 coeresponeing period In 1919.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06

III 4Ae net manufacturing profit Of
~ Fierce Arrow Motor company az.
y aIIcwsrg tsS1.sstSs for depreela-
30 mounts 10 t4.o7s.1ee6i for iSfs.
rer4tng 20 the financial sta tsment
y h United states Rubber com
~ which with its subsidiary. the
Der Goods Manufacturing COM
m. owns the Morsan q Wright In
o4fy in Detroit. shows greater
~ Do1o IN volume % business ard
D1Df % surplus for 1915 than in
o3o&iout yesr In ia history. The
oet revcnue for the year
oonfed 10 sf1s. ss.issit. against
10l.ofs Tor 1914.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06

EAST ST. LOUIS. III. March s.
The hog market continued its sky
rocketing today and registered
$3.50 a. the top price for a new
record. The whole market was up
i0c 10 15e.
CHICAGO. March S.-Hogs estao-
iished n new high record here to
day when they sold at SASS per
hundred pounds. This Is an increase
OF from roc to CSC over yesterday
quotations.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06

Voorhees, was in room No. $50.
J r. Edmondson. high school in
spector. OF Ann Arbor. whose room
was two doors away from voor-
bees was among those who heard
the cries for help and raised their
windows 10 view the tragedy To
Edmondson. voorhees, spoke cOoliy
until the end-and when the end
came ne accepted II with a smile
Hold on a little bit longer. :"
shouted Edmondson zone mans
zone 20 the room above you. An.
other ones going 10 try 10 get you
from below Hold on"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-06
allow Much longer"

For a few more agonizing mo-
ments the pajama-clad figure hung
stifny against the side of the build
ing. Voorhees, turned his head 70
Edmondson.
How much longer" he asked
They'll get you in a second" en-
Outraged Edmondson
The knotted sheets dangled be
fore Voorhees, eyes. but az help
came the fingers that had grasped
the ledge lost their strength. and
Voorhees, went crashing TO the roof
The body was removed to the coun-
~ morgue
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-19
NEW DOCKET FOR
 COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Contains 327 Court Cases and 27 Jury
 Cases for February Term.

A new docket for the February term of the court of common pleas has been issued. The book contains 50 pages and there are 327 court cases and 27 jury cases on the docket.
 The following cases have been re- turned for the February term:
 Bacon academy, trustee and propr- etor, vs. George F. Brown; Central Coal Go. vs. Henry F. Fuller; Solomon Chuss vs. Nathan Pollock: the Conway Co. vs Wallace Brothers; Antoine Dinoto vs Salvatore Parist; Thomas F. Foran vs. Ellen Cowhey, adm; Arthur H. Gager and others vs. Connecticut Power Co: Samuel A Goldsmith vs. the Connecticut Power Co.,; John M. MaIlon vs. Max Rogovin; Adolph Nae avftch vs. Arthur Chapman; New Lon- don Sand 6 Stone Co. vs. Augustus Benvenuti: Norwich Savings society vs. Barnet Goldstein and wife and others: Jacob Novitch vs. Abraham Bronstein; Freeman Rogers vs. A. T. Enos; Schultz Garment Co. vs. B. Kur- landzik; David Shea vs. Louie Chap man; Ika Slapo vs. Pauline Kern and others; c. K Smith vs. W. J. Schoon- man; Xavier St. John vs. Fred May nard; Cora A. Terry, adm., vs. Charles H. Segar and others; Thames Loan and Trust Go. vs. Clarence M. Shea; Uncas National bank vs. Anna Rabin- ovitch; Bertramf D. Williams vs. Charles F. Geer and wife.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-19
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 MT. and Mrs. Albert williams of East Norwich was the guest of friends Sunday.
 Corporal Edwin M. Street of the Third company, Norwich, was the guest of his mother over the week end.
 Miss May Thompson of Roath street and Alfred w. Pattison was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Fred Nicolai of Wes- terly over Sunday.
 Frank W. Pattison was the guest of friends here over the weekend.
 William R, Street attended the .lec- ture given in Breed theatre Sunday evening.
 Alfred Partridge of Hallville. whO has been confined to his home with a severe attack of blood poisoning is able to be out, although unable to at tend to his duties in the Hall Bros. mill.
 It is rumored that when the frost is out of the ground work will start on the laying of a new macadam road between Hallville and Poquetanuclk.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-19
PERSONALS

Miss Grace I. Kinman was in New York for the week end.
 Herman BrucExner leaves today for weeks visit in Syracuse, N. Y.
 Lowell H. Moffitt of IS Clif street is i'll at his home with pneumonia
 Miss Susan Miner of Salem was a recent guest of friends at Stoddard's s Wharf
 Miss Edna Kalaf of this city was a recent visitor in New York city, her former home.
 Raymond Manseau of Stamford spent the weekend with friends on Church street.
 John Grffith of West Thames street spent the week end with his sister, Mrs. D. J. Mcintyre in Southbridge-
 Miss Maud Brown Of Canterbury spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Charles Cavanaugh of Groton.
 Miss Lila Babcock of Hadlyme has returned home after spending the past two months with her sister, Mrs. AL pheus Nye, of Stoddard's Wharf.
 Arthur C. Boynton and Clarence D. Boynton left Sunday night for a bus mess trip in New York. They will stay in New York for a few days.
 Miss Ellen G. McCoud of Broadway school was in New Haven attending a meeting of the Connecticut State Teachers League and the winter meeting of the Connecticut State Teachers association on Saturday.