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Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
KitchenWare Department
(Basement)

Balance of Enamel Ware on special
table at 21c each, values 35e to 42c.
~ and 2 quart Tea and Coffee Pots
ID quart Sauce PANS quart Pre-
serving Kettles quart Berlin Ket-
ties "a quart Milk Kettles = all 21c
each, values S5c to 42c
Balance of Oil Stoves, Florence and
Perfection makes, now one half price.
Ice Cream Freezers, Polar Star,
make cream in from five to ten min
utes. one~and two quart sizes, regular
prices 75c and s1.OO-Today one half
price.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
REBEkAHs.

Little except regular business was
transacted by Hope Rebekah lodge,
No 81, l. o. o. F. at it's meeting this
week, but the members of this lodge
are beginning to get things in shape
for the Labor day celebration at Fair
view. Mrs. Lula Palmer of Hope
lodge has been placed in charge of
the dinner which will be given the
visiting delegates from the various
lodges of the state. She will have 40
assistants in preparing the tables and
cooking and serving dinner, 10 mem
bers from each of the Rebekah lodges
in this vicinity, Osprey and Orient of
New London, Home of Groton and
Hope of. Norwich. 1t is safe to say
that Mrs Palmer and her corps of
helpers are going to get up an I'M
egualed menu
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
Big Reductions in WOmen'S
And Misses OuterWear

Womens Separate Wash Coats,
white and tan, values up to s5.oO-To-
days price $2.e5.
Women's Wash Coat Suits, white
and solid blue up-to-date styles, val
mes up to ;5.sS-Today's price $685..
Small lot of Women's Wash Suits,
white, green and pink, no two alike,
values up to $s.9S-Today s5.es.
Women's Striped Lawn Jumper
dresses, combination solid color, trim
med-elosins-out price today 75c.
Misses Colored Dresses, Princess
effect. value up to s5.ss-Today $s.4S.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
Lodge Notes and FralGrnal Interests
Court City Of Norwich Entertans Two Former Norwich
Men. Now of Ohio Haymakers convocation at Bridge
port Aug % Ready for Their Outing Hiber-
man Games at Hartford Today Sheepbake for Odd
Fellows.

the 100 yards dash the prizes will be
gold, silver and bronze medals, with
emblems OF the order to the first, Sec
ond and third In all other events gold
stop and time watches are provided
for first; 20-year guarantee gold watch
for second, and silver medal for third.
The entries thus early received in
sure an exceptionally attractive meet
ing. where new records may be made.
They include John j. Flanagan, the
champion hammer thrower; Heating,
the 220 yard national champion;
Wright, the $50 yard military cham
pion; Splitter, who competed in the
Olympic games in England; Owen F.
Langan of Jersey City in the 100 yards
and the 3Oc yards run, and s. c. North
ride of Brooklyn, also in the 100 and
300 yards runs, and in the hop, step
and jump. In the relay race competing
teams will come from New York.
Brooklyn, Jersey City, New Haven.
Stamford, Greenwich and many other
places.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
Why He Wasn't There.

congressman Giilett of Massaehu-
sets achieves greater notoriety. if not
much fame. by failing to be present to
vote on the tariff bill, than he did by
all the work he did and speeches he
MADE while the bill was being debated.
Inere are various explanations Of his
absence, one that he missed train
ana another that he was absorbed 81
novel No one hints that he lodged
Waterbury American.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
Wash Goods Department
main FIoor)

Dress Ginghams. all colors, checks,
stripes, etc. in 1O-yard lengths, value
sc-Todsy Sc.
Muslin Novelties or Silk Ginghams,
mercerized finish, checks, plaids. ETC.,
all good colors, regular price 25c-To-
day 15e yard.
Crepes and Foulards, good assort-
ment of colors, regular price Ssc and
42c-Today 25c yard.
Rough Standings, plain colors with
polka spot, silk warp. mercerized I'm
ish, regular price 59c = Today 3Sc a
yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
ELKS.

The Elks of Norwich lodge. No.
$50. are putting on the finishing touch
es to the arrangements for their an
nual outing at Poquetanuck draw
bridge next Wednesday, August IL,
and given the right kind of weather
the picnic is bound to surpass all pre-
vious efforts. Frank Wright will have
a chowder and bake ready on the ar
rival of the II o'clock train, upon
which many of the members will go
down, although some will be there
earlier.
A programme of athletic events is
scheduled for the afternoon, including
a tug of war, in which one of the
teams will be the Jewett City heavy
weights. The ball game between the
married and single Elks will furnish
a big feature, and the respective cap
tains are already making ready for
the fray. There have been six entries
to date in the 100 yard dash, and
the other events are well filled up.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
Here's a Chance for the
Men Folks TO Save

Mems Soft-fnish Balbriggan Under
wear-shirts long and short sleeves
drawers double seated-42c quality
Today 33o a garment.
Mems Cuff and Cufless Neeligee
Shirts. entire line of $3.50 stock-To-
day S1.15.
Mems Fancy SOC Lisle Webbing sus-
penders' regular value 29c-Today 1sc.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Considerable local interest is shown
in the field day of the Greenwich
Knights OF Columbus, to be held on
Saturday. Aug. %, at Keeler's hill, on
the trolley line between Stamford and
Greenwich. One Of the principal
events is road RAGS IF IL miles-to
be started from Hour square in Nor
walk, and to be finished at the track.
1t is open to all registered amateur
athletes. A. A. u. rules to govern. The
same is true of these nine other open
events: 100-y run. handicap 300
yards run. handicap. IA mile run. han
dicap. l mile run. novice. mile run,
handicap 2h0 yards limit: running high
jump handicap; putting 16-lb. hammer.
handicap.
Two other events are closed to
Knights of Colnm bds-l00 Yards dash
handicap; and one mile relay race,
handicap lteams of four men from n
eounciD. The official Handicapped will
bn Thomas r. O'i}rien, S42 Broadway,
New York of the Metropolitan assoc
citation, A. A. u. The road race win
start alta l o. M. and the track events
at $50.
For the relay race the prizes will
he a hdndscme silver cup to the win
ming team win gcil. silver and bronze
placaues as Individual prizes to men
On frsts second and third teams. In
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
ODD FELLOWS.

Canton sOneco. No. 3, held it's regu-
lar meeting in odd Fellows hall on
Thursday night. The brothers of the
local canton are anticipating a thor
oughly enjoyable time at the sheep
bake on the shores of Lake Com
pounce at which the cantons of the
state are to rally on September 16.
The captains of the various cantons
met in New Haven some months ago
aud completed the arrangements,
Capt. Otto Ernst of this city being
present. The New Britain band will
liven up things with its music and a
ball game will be a feature. The
members Of the subordinate lodges of
Odd Fellows have been cordially in
vited to the doings. The Norwich
lodges expect to be well represented.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
Millinery Values

Straw Sailor Hats, formerly 75c to
s1.25-Today's choice Csc each.
Batavia Duck and Linen Hats.
ready to wear-values csc, s1.75, s2.25
To-day Csc, Soc, 75e.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
Notion Department

Acme Trouser and Skirt Hangers
Today 1oe.
Women's Leather Belts. tan, brown,
gray, green and black value 5Oc-To-
day 33o.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
HandkerchiefS

Women's and Children's Fine Cross
bar, White Hemstitched Handker
chiefs with neat initial, value 1oc-
Today Sc each.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
Fancy Veilings

Two.toned, All-silk Mesh Yelling.
Russian style designs. in a variety of
colors, value soc yard-Today, spe-
eiaI 3sc yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
Dutch Collars

Fine Lawn Dutch Collars, trimmed
with Valenciennes or venise lace in
dainty designs, value 25c-Today 12isc
each.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
POmpeian Massage Cream

is the best specific to keep the skin
in perfect condition from the summer
sun-Sec, sec and 75c per jar.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
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The Saturday savings will be great.
These details will give you hint OF how
much you can save by purchasing here. All
kinds OF Summer goods must be moved rap
idly. Cut prices are helping The movement
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
Wash BraidS

Very desirable Wash Braids in a
variety of patterns and colors. value
1sc a yard-Todsy, special 121ze yard
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-10
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR BUILDING
 THEATER
NEW STRUCTURE WILL BE COM PLETE AND UP-To-DATE IN
 EVERY PARTICULAR
SEAT NINE HUNDRED PEOPLE.
FOUNDATION BEGUN ToDAY--AC- TUAL CONSTRUCTION IN
 TWO WEEKS

Contractor Al Altwies signed con tract with Charles T. Martin for the erection of the Empire theater yester- day and as a result, the work of erect. ing the new playhouse will be com. menced today.
 Concrete foundations will be built for the new structure and 1t IS proba ble that it will be three weeks before construction work can begin.
 The new building will be 43 by lO2 feet in size, of brick construction throughout. The front will be of El Paso cream brick, with red brick as the material for the balance of the construction.
 The auditorium will be 70 by 70 feet in size, capable of seating about 900 people. of this number, about GOO can be accommodated on the lower floor. Mczzanine boxes will be built along the front of the balcony, with addi. tional boxes in the usual position near the stage.
 The stage, 2j by 10 feet in size, will be B feet in height, making It possible for any ordinary stage setting to be handled. The proseenium arch will be twenty-eight feet in width and fifteen feet in height, affording ample room for even large musical comedies.
 Eight dressing rooms will be pro vided. They will be located beneath the stage.
 The building will be provided with ten exits, those on the sides opening into passage ways five feet in width, on each side of sue theater
 A modern heating and ventilatng apparatus will also be installed in or der that the theater may be eomforta- ble at all seasons of the year.
 According to Contractor Altwies, the building should be completed and ready for formal opening by the first of December.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-10
MAJESTIC THEATER

The management of the Majestic has secured for this week 's program two of the best artists that have appeared' in Globe during the whole season.
 Blondelle and Carr appear in a lively little sketch entitled, "Love in Can dy Shop" Miss Blondelle is an un. usually clever actress and the act is full of very amusing situations from beginning to end 1t is the story of q young actress and her lover, who suspects that she cares more for his money than for him, so he resorts to various ruses to test her love and bring her to decision in his favor.
 Both Blondele and Carr sing several new and clever songs. Miss Blondelle has Il very pleasing voice, but it is her charming, vivacious manner that de- lights the audience. Mr. Carr has a splendid tenor voice and appears very successfully in several different roles. Both were compelled to respond to sew eral encorcs
 There was also new illustrated song entitled Yesterday, and sung by Miss Mildred Moore, the popular singer who arrived last week
 There are also three new motion pie lures, "The Pronunciation, "The Game Keepers s Bride,' and "Spooks Do the Moving, all of which are very good.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-10
APPREHENSION FOR HARTMAN CAUSE
 DECLINES
GOOD DEMAND FOR LOANS ON PA CIFIcS CONFIRM UNsATIS-
 FACTORY RUMoRs
MARKET SUPPORT WITHDRAWN
NEWS OF FINANCIER DEATH COMES HALF HOUR AFTER
 MARKETS CLOSE

NEW YORK, September 9.-The stock market started out today with the supposition apparently that conditions were adjusted to await news from liar riman $ sick chamber without further feverish excitement
 The news of the finaneier's death came thirtyfve minutes after the mar ket closed. Early dealings were on a small scale. Protective measures in the market relaxed later, and when rumors and contradictions began to be received the gradual sag was convert ed into a preeitipate decline.
 Support seemed to be withdrawn and the market was left to itself It was concluded that it had been decided by the packers of the market that preparations for a panic would he more effective by not attempting to hold prices artifcially at the advanced level. The opinion that the financial community was prepared for an un- favorable termination of Hartman $ illness was clear. and was not disguised. u hstS sCu tHat dh dCilNt borEoNluR demand existed for Union Pacific stocks in the loan crowd.
 This served to give some point to rumOrs of internal dissensions in the company, and to revive the charges made by Hartman $ friends of an at- tempted raid during his illness.
 Money rates were not affected. Prices were carried considerably lower than were touched in the slump of August 2S.
 Bonds weak. United States bonds unchanged.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-10
METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK, September 9.-Stan- dard copper here was weak, spot and September closing at l2.30 to 12.55; October. 12.40 to l265; November. 12.50 to l2.70 and December, l2.75 to 12.sO. Sales were reported of loo tons of December at 12.s0. The London market was lower. with spot at f5S, 17s ed, and futures f59. l5s. Local dealers quoted lake at 13 to 1925; electrolytic l2.75 to IS; casting, l2.62la to l2.s71a.
 Tin was easy in the local market todav Spot and September closed at 29.s712 to 30; October, 29,STl2 to 3015; December, 29.s7la to 3O20. The Lon don market was lower and closed firm with spot at fl36, 2s, Cd and futures f137, 1ss, 6d.
 Lead was easy with spot 4,35 to 4.37la in New York and 4.2O to 4.25 for East St. Louis delivery. London market was shade higher at fl2, 12s, 6l.
 spelter was quiet with spot at 5.65
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-10
SPORT NOTES

Rochester. Newark and Providence are putting up great fight Tor the Eastern league pennant.
 Christy Mathewsen's great work th's season has kept the Giants right up in the first division so far.
 Milwaukee fans presented a goat and cart to Billy Clymer, manager Of the Columbus team, the other day.
 srDotts'' Miller of the Pirates con tinues to prove that he is one of the greatest finds of the present season.
 Few baseball fans outside of Chica- 70 and Detroit would like to see the Cubs and the Tigers win the pcnnants again.
 Manager Jim Mcclure of the Cleve- land team will try out big bunch or minor leaguers before the close of the present ball season.
 The Cincinnati players are pulling hard for the Pirates to beat out the Cubs for the National League penpant this season.
 If the Giants should refuse to release him or pay him the salary he demands, where does Mike Donlin get off! That s the puzzle.
 Bill Papke has turned down an offer to meet Willie Lewis in New York
 Promoter Mcintosh of Australia has sailed once more for England. As for clinching the proposed Jeffries-Johnson fight--he is no nearer than he was H years ago last June.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-10

BOSTON, September 9.-While cop pers were weak in sympathy with New York market, buying was good North Butte broke two points, but large buy ing orders were under the market, Tine general list was featureless.
 The New York market was nervous with cratic fluctuations throughout the day, influenced by adverse reports re garding Hartman $ condition. Prep. arations have been made to take care of the market, especially Hartman IS sues, under any conditions and it looks as though the worst had already been fairly well discounted.
 Hartman s death was announced at 3:30.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-10
GRAIN QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, September 9.--Official an. nouncement of serious crop shortage in Russia, and a bullish showing of America s crop, caused decided strength in all the grain markets today. In the wheat pit prices moved over a range of from 21S to 27-S
 December sold between 94 5-S and 97. The close was strong with Decem' Der at 96 5-S.
 Trade in the corn pit was on an enormous scale. The market was strong all day and closed strong.
 Oats strong and closed at top prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-10
To Be Happy

You must have good health. rou can't have good health if your liver is not doing it's duty--slow but sure poisoning is going on all the time under such circumstances. Ballard's Heroine makes perfectly healthy liver--kecps the stomach and bowels right and acts as a tonic for the entire system. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-10
Gambling

your life against 25 cents is just ex- actIy what you are doing if you neg leect cough or cold on the chest in stead of treating it with Ballard s Horehound Syrup. A 9 cent bottle of this splendid remedy will cure an
 ordinary cough, heal the lungs and act as tonic for your entire system. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-10
Mining and Financial News

to 5.75 in New York and $50 to 5.65 in East St. Louis. The London market was higher at f22, l7s, Cd.
 Silver 5li Mexican dollars 4S.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-10

For clothes made to order at home and cleaning and pressing call at Wal ter X Griffith, two doors below Brown E store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-10
STOCK QUOTATIONS AND GOSSIP 0N
 EXCHANGES

(By private wire to J. (. Wilson, Hotel Alexandria, Los Angeles, member New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade and the Stock and Bond Exchange, Los Angeles.)
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-10

Every person neecs rest at least once year. Go to the Indian Hot Springs. Rates reasonable.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-03-05
CIRCUIT COURT
SLOWLY GRINDS
CASE AGAINST JOHN DOYLE Is
PASSED.-PETITlONS ASKING
FOR PARDON CIRCULATED.

One case against Doc Turner,
charged with murder the assault
cases against T. E. and Jesse Alder
son, and two cases against John Doyle,
one charging liquor selling without
license and one obtaining money under
false pretenses were continued until
next term in the Circuit Court Monday.
Doyle was not present and his cases
were continued by attorney. The
procedendo from the Supreme Court,
giving instructions for carrying out the
six months sentence on the county
road against Doyle. has not reached
Clerk Nichols and no action has been
taken in the matter. Petitions were
circulated over town. however, by a
number of parties requesting that
Doyle be pardoned on the grounds that
he is not physically able to perform
any manual labor
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-03-05

in Mr. Bradford's once on the after
noon OF Noyember =. waiting 70 Sc
air. Bradford. who vas IN conferences
with Gen. Tully Brown His testi-
mony corroborated e the last detail
that OF Miss Lee. ard added nothing
new 10 the case.
Paul Davis. manager OF the Belmont
Land Company of which company
Air. Bradford is president. who has his
Office with that Of Mr. Bradford, was
introduced by the defense 10 testify
to three points. In the hrst place, be
stated that Mr Bradford very often
answered the telephone himself. with
out Miss Lee calling him with the push
button, although he admitted that
there was such q push button system,
and that Miss Lee does often answer
and call the party wanted on one u
the extension phones.
He further testified that he saw
Colonel Cooper and Robin Cooper
early OF Monday morning. and that
Colonel Cooper lid not return to the
office that morning between ten and
eleven o'clock. denying Miss Lees
statement in this particular, and agree
ing with that of the Cooper's them
selves.
He further testified thst on that
afternoon he played golf al the Golf
and Country Club until 4:30 O'Clock,
and that it was not too dark to play
golf at that place, more than three
miles from the city.
On cross-examination. Mr.. Davis
was asked if Miss Lee had not asked
him whether there was something
unusual going on in the ONCE, and he
had not replied to the effect that some
body would get killed by Colonel Coop
er if he didn't watch out He denied
making the statement.
He was also asked if he had not
stated to Miss Lee that he would like
to be on the jury, and would be Will
ing to swear a lie TO get on. He again
denied the statement.
L T Rhea, grain dealer and steam
boat man, was introduced to show
that It was Mr.. Bradford's habit to
often answer the telephone himself.
R. H. Wright, phosphate miner,
testified that about II o'clock Robin
Jones borrowed a pistol from him. He
identified the pistol used by Robin
Cooper as the same, or as one inden-
tical with the other He stated that
he bought the pistol through ]. H.
Fall & Co. about the middle of the
year 1906.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-03-05

TO nave any man Pm more Obliged lo
elected. no mat you than can say
ter who he is
Plank looked out of the window, his
shrewd blue eyes closing in RETROSPECT
ton.
Another thing" continued Mortimer
thickly. 1.-The Kemp Ferralls are dis
posed to be decent. l don't mean in
asking you to meet some intellectual
second raters, but in doing 1t hand
somely."
Il want to say" began Plank, speak
ing the more slowly because he was
deeply in earnest, that all this you
are doing for me is very handsome OF
you, Mortimer. I'd like to say, to con-
vey to you something of how | feel
about the way you and Mrs. Mort
mer"-
"Oh, Leila has done 1t all"
Mrs. Mortimer is very kind, and
YOU have been so too IL wish there
was something, some way toto
ITO whatY' asked Mortimer so blunt
ly that Plank flushed up and STAN
mered:
ITO be-to do a-to show my graft
tude"
How? Tou re scarcely in position
to do anything for u.s." said Mortimer
brutaIly staring him out of counte-
nance.
81 know it." said Plank, the painful
flush deepening
Mortimer, fussing and growing over
his cigar, was nevertheless steaithil%
intent on the game which had so lonF
absorbed him His wits, cloggel, duit
ed by excuses. were now aroused TO |
sort of gross activity through the men
ace of necessity. At last Plank had
given him an opening. He recognized
his chance.
There's one thing" he said deliber-
ately, ''that l won't stand for, and
that's any vulgar misconception on
your part of my friendship for you.
Do you follow me?'
81 don't misunderstood it." protested
Plank. angry and astonished Il
DON'T
"As though" continued Mortimer
menacingly, Il were one of thos'
needy social tipsters, one Of those shah
by, pandering touts who
''For heavens sake, Mortimer, don't
talk like that! l had no Intention
"-one of those contemplate, para
site leeches, persisted Mortimer, get
ting redder and hoarser, who live on
men like you. Confound you, Plank,
what the devil do you mean by it?'
mortimer, are you crazy to talk to
me like that"
''No, I'm not, but you must be! I've
a mind to drop the whole cursed bust
ness! I've every inclination to drop it.
If you haven't horse sense enough-f
you haven't innate delicacy sufficient
to keep you from making such
break
ITO be Continued.l
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-03-05
COLUMBIA VETS
RECEIVE GUNS
LOCAL ORGANIZATION TO MAKE
GOOD SHOWING AT THE MEN,
PHIS REUNION.

The Columbia Uniformed company
Of Confederate Veterans received their
guns and accoutrements on Monday,
March 1st. In the preparation for the
grand reunion at Memphis in June
the company now numbers fifty ana
have been assigned to the First Reg+
ment of the Veteran Reserve Of the
State Guard and will be known as Co.
B, of that regiment. The prospect Of a
big reunion is very encouraging, the
Columbia and Lynnville companies
have purchased seventy-hve of the
government breech-loading Spring
field rifes-and the First Tennessee
Regiment is the only regiment of Con-
federate Veterans armed and UNI
formed and recognized as State Guard
by any state since the war-and the
old gray-headed veterans will make a
good show in the grand parade at
Memphis.
The regular election of officers for
the Bivouac and Camp for the year
was held at the regular meeting at the
Court House. Miss Inez Sargent of Saw
dust Valley, was unanimously elected
as Sponsor for Bivouac and Camp for
the reunion at Memphis. DR.. A. @.
Dinwlddie was elected as the chaplain
for ensuing year The Bivouac and
Camp are in fine condition and q iarge
number OF veterans were present.