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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-18
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-18

woman, and while not devoted tc
any one church and its work, heI
charity touched the entire community
in which she lived and made Il
brighter for her presence.
-Four sons survive, Jacob Randall
of Kansas, and otterbein Randall, who
lived on the home farm, both some
Of former marriage, Benja)min
Young, of Marion, and Joseph Young
of Rutland, o.
Funeral arrangements have MOI
been completed.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-22

Hos, hacienda el vacio aide
rredor del caudillo, empu-
jandolo dulcemente por ell
camino funesto de la dicta-
dura y de la reelection inde-
finida, hasta el grado de que
en- los dltimos veinte amos,
apenas ha encontrado algGn
hombre de merito para Gu
brir enpleos de importancia,
pues Sc considera va como
I'm suicide polftico aceptar
un puesto en- la administra-
ci6n, cuando los hombres son
honrados y tienen la concien.
cia de su personalidad pollti-
ca y social,
Todos esos hechos, 81 Sc
observan con cuidado, con-
venceran de que va Ia candi-
datura del Gral. DiaZ para
la reelection no cuenta con
la voluntad popular, y cue
va Sc hace impossible, a me-
nos que ell Gral, Dlaz, como.
tantos otEos adocenados,
quiera conservar el poder, a
todo costo, adn labrando la
desgracia del pueblo que ha
llegado a deiicarlo, y que de
uing1n modo apelara a los
medios violentos para dar fin
a la violentisima condicion
en- que la continuada reelec-
ci6n ha colocado al pueblo
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-22

so utoria en- favor de todos
los prccesados con motive
del homicidio del Sr. Duffy,
quedando en- absolute liber.
tad los acusados Sres. Ma
nuel Guerra, Di6doro Cue
IRA, Desiderio Perez y Ga
briel Morales, por no haber
delito cue perseguir, y ell Sr.
Juan Morales por haber CO.
metido ell homicidio en- de-
fensa propia, repeliendo una
aggression injustificada que
puso en- inminente peligro su
vida.
Asi han terminado defni-
t'vamente esos enojosos ne
gocios, cue tenian en- justa
intranquilidad a los vecinos
del Condado de Star.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-22

Ell. Gobierno de Tamau-
Ihpas autoriz6 a los Ayunta-
mientos del Estado para que,
reformen sus tarifas referens
tes al imruesto por degtello
de 'ganados, debiendo suje-
tarse, al fijar las Quotas, a la
conveniencia 6 interes del
fohdo municipal, a la impor-
tancia de la poblaci6n y a las
necesidades de la clase pobre
u trabajadora, conciliando
todos estos interests con los
de los negociantes en- carnes-
Mucho tememos que las
buenas intenciones~ del Co.
bierno de Tamauipas no pa
sen de buenas intenciones, 81
en- todos los municipios, CO.
mo en- el de N. Laredo, las
autoridades municipales tie
nen el monopolio de la carne-
No Sc divide que esta
noche debutara en- ell Teatro,
Sol6rzano, la gran compania
de zarzuela de la Sra. Grifell.
en- la que figuran la Sra. Ra-.
mon, is Sras. Urena, Sofia
Haller y otros artistas de
m6rito.
La companfa solo dara
ocho funeiones, y despues de
la primera, no Sc venderan
tarjetas de abono,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-22
.Desaparicion de
TN angel.

Ell dia 4 del presente mes
falleci6 en- San Antonio, Te-
xas, la virtuosa y distingui-
da Sehorita Maria Soils, hija
de nuestro muy estimado a.
migo el ST.. Luis Soils, resi-
dente en- Austin, Texas, v
persona muy estimada por
americanos y meXicanos.
Annque tarde, por haber-
nos llegado hasta hoy la iris
lie noticia, hacemos presente
a nuestro estimado amigo
Luis y a su familia, nuestra
verdadera condolencia por la
eterna despedida de Maria,
en- su vuelo espiritual hacia
la eterna luz.
G. VILLARREAL..
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-22
Ell Condado de Star.
La just5cia Sc abre puso.
TermanQ11 los escdndagos.

Ngestros leQtoaes saben
va, porque repetidas veces 10
hemos nanifestado en- este
peri6dioo, que un partido po-
.litico del Condado de Star,
que Sc dice republican,, y es-
ia representado por un solo
hombre, que por el simple
hecho de ser mmensamente
rico. cree tener derech para
disponer a su arbitrio, de los
intereses politicos y sociales
del Condado, ha venido pro
moviendo una serie de escan-
aalos, desde hace muchos
amos, a'fin dc desprestigiar al
lartido popular, que es Ell De
moerata, y cue, fuerte con
81 apoyo decidido de la casi
totalidad del pueblo elector,
ha lucf ado en@rgicamente y
triunfado siempre contra las
asechanzas de sus enemigos.
Las pasiohes politicas, Sc
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-22
Co1npaTiia de Luz Electrl-
Ca " Fuerza Motriz de
Nuevo Laredo, S. A.

Por acuerdo del Consejo
de Administrator participo
q los socios de esta Compa-
MA que esta decretada la Sc
gunda exhibition de un 10 60
sobre el Capital social, la
cual debe ser pagada del dia
20 al 81 de este mes, en- Ia.
Oficina de la Tesoreria a car
go del Sr. Antonino M. Con-
zalez.
G. Laredo, lamps, Mayo
Is de 1909.
An,ado Gonzdles.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-22
AInnaCen de ROpa.

'gGn todo hace suponer, lie
garon hasta la muerte del
Hon. Juez Welch, un demo
crata distinguido, y Sc trat6
de arrojar precisamente So
bre les dlrectores del partido
democratic del Condado de
Star, Ia responsabilidad de
ese crimen, del homicide del
Hon. Juez Welch, una de las
Columns mas frmes del Par
lido Dem6crata del Distrito.
Pero la justicia Sc ahri6
paso, y el responsible de ese
homicide, que Sc habia re-
fugiado Ell Mexico, fu6 des-
cubierto, eHtraditado de a
quel pals y entregado a las
autoEidades jadieiales, las
que, tras largas investigator
nes, en- las que Ia defensa,
pagada y sostenida durante
amos por los hombres del
partido republican, de Star,
fue encontrado culpable y
condenaao & prisi6n perp6
tua, sentencia cue hace po-
cos dias fue contirmada por
Ia Corte de Apelaciones.
Pocos meses despues del
homicide del Lie. Welch,
nuestro Unfortunate amigo
el Sr. Gregorio Duffy Gaia
muerto en- una rina per-
sonal, provocada por el en-
una cantina, donde con va
rios amigos, hacia copiosas
libaciones a son de mGsica.
Ell homicida de- Duffy, fu6
Juan Morales, diputado del
Sheriff, q quien injustifca
damente Duffy. maltrat6 de
palabra y obra, quiza excita
do por ei alcohol, y aunque
Juan Morales conteso de pla-
no haber, dado muerte a
Duffy en- defensa propia y
porque &c hecho Sc puso en-
peligro su vida, la politica
aprovech6 Ia oportunidad pa
ra envolver en- IA pr6ceso
criminal, 10 solo al homicida
Juan Morales, 'sino tambfen
a su hermano Gabriel, al
Sheriff D. Di6doro Guerra, !
DIP. Manuel Guerra y a Doa
Qesi9egio Perez, a pesar de
que el Sr, Manuel Guerra, Ia
nochc del suceso, estaba a
25 millas de distancia, en- I'm
rancho.
Despues de la sustancia-
ci6n del proceso en- todos sus
tramites legales, la Corte
del Circuito en- Victoria, Te-
xas, propunci6 sentepcia aa-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-22
NO-R @ eIe CCi0no
LA REELECTION Es UN ABsURDo.

su sombra, para edularlo y
para malear todas sus mas
mobiles aspiraciones, llaman-
dose sus amigos incondicio-
males, 9 10 que es 10 rnismo,
sus esclavos sumisos, Sc en-
tiende que siempre que Sc les
arrojen las mjgajas del pre-
supuesto.
Esos amigos incondiciona-
les son los mismos que du-
rante las administrations
de los sres. Juarez y Lerdo,
llamaron bandidos y saltea-
dores de caminos al mismo
Gral. Dlaz y a los patriotas
qle 10 secundaron valiente
mente en- las revoluciones de
la Noria y Tuxtepec.
Pero durante ell segundo
periodo presidential del Ge-
neral Diaz, esos parasites
consjguieron insinuarse y
ser admitidos en- la admins
TRACTION del Caudillo, y prepa-
raron su amino para que CO.
metiera la inconsecuencia pc
Utica de desconocer los prin-
cipios a que debi6 su exalta-
cion al poder, como jefe de
una agrupacion politica, que
vefa en- el la encarnaci6n de
las libertades publicas.
Y sin embargo de esa in.
consecuencia politica, mex
plicable en- un hombre de las
aptitudes del Gral. Diaz, el
pueblo, que amaba y anna q
sq caHdillo, olvidando Ia SAN
gre CUE habia derramado
por el principle de no.reelec-
cion, lie di6 su voto esponta-
neo, y no pocos de los hom-
bres eminentes que lie ayuda-
ron durante las dos revolu-
clones, Sc unieron al pueblo,
para mantener al Gral. Diaz,
por un periodic mas, en- ell ST.
Hon presidential.
Despues.. los verdade-
ros amigos del Gral. Dia7,
los qpe, le ayadaron en- Ell
consejo y en- la lucha, los de
principles tijos, los de ideas
levantadas, los de intense
amor a la patria y a sus ms
tituciones democraticas, fue-
ron separandose del Sr. Oral.
Diaz, Y los parasites fueron
ocupando ell lugar de aque.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-22

a En- nuestro pasado hume
ro publicamos una carta deI
Sr. Lie. Emilio Vazquez, que
leerian con gusto nuestros
abonados, a no dudarlo.
Ell Sr. Lie. Vazquez OPT
i1a, como nosotros, que sc
hace indispensable para el
progreso y aseguramiento de
la paz en- Mexico, la renova.
$ci6n periodica de los poderes
8pdblicos, y por 10 mismo, Sc
Timpone ell principle de no-re-
&eleccion.
1 Debe fijarse ell pueblo en-
Hell hecho de cue ell Gral Diaz
$subi6 al poder, precisamente
8porque una revoluci6n formi-
4dable, eminentemente popu-
lar, sent6 como la voluntad
&nacional ell principle de no.
&reeleccion, inscribiendola en-
sus banderas como ell IN hoe
signo' vlnces, y 10 hizo triun-
&far en- los campos de batalla,
#despues de haberlo inocula-
4do en- la conciencia p1blica,
&desde la tribuna, desde ell pc
&ri6dico y desde los escanos
h #parlamentarios.
4 Apenas hubo triunfado la
#revoluci6n, ell mismo Gral.
u &Diaz, consecuente con la vo-
luntad popular y con sus
principles politicos, Sc apre-
suro, durante su primer pc
rlodo presidential, a iniciar
la reforma de la Constitu-
polltica del pals, esta-
bleciendo en- ella, como prin-
8clpio fundamental, Ell de no.
4 reelection.
como pudo ell Gral. Diaz,
ocho amos despues, cometer
a lnconsecuencia polftica de
lnlclar y elevar al range de
ley la reelection, contra la
cual habia luchado en- los CO.
mlclOs, en- la prensa y en- los
campoS de batalla?
y La esplicaci6n es senciIla.
&y,Ea ia. hemOs dado a canQ.
Ger mas de una ecasien. 0''o
hay en- Mexico, por des-
gfaela, una aasta de hombres
sin fd politica, sin princi-
pos, sin dignidad cfvica. que
se agrupan, como parasites
lainorlentOs, a todo gobier.
no constituidO, para yiivir q
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-22
Actitud Sospechosa.

Suplicamos 4 Gel Demo
crata f'ronteriZo" de Texas y
a Gel Trueno" de Linares Sc
s'rvan tomar nota de nuestro
editorial de hoy. Ell primero
ha afirmado que nuestra ac-
titud en- polftica de alg1n
tempo a esta parte Sc ha We
nido hacienda sospechosa ino
sabemos en- que sentido 10
asevera el eoleg&;] y Ell Sc
gundo, en- su dltimo ndmero,
nos dice que jamas hemos
presentado I'm programa po-
litico. Sirva nuestro edito-
rial como contestaci6n i am
bos co!egas, principalmente
tal Democratic" con quien
hemos tenido grandes sim
patias, sintiendo de verdad
que no obstante nuestra ae-
titud y nuestros Saerificios,
que el bien c0n0ce, haya po-
dido coneeblr un juicio tan
erF6neo de nuestra conducta
como periodistas. :
81 dicho editorial. puede
llevarle e. Qonvencimiento de
ngestra actitud siempre hon.
Tada y franca, creemos que
no nos negara una nota acla-
Itatoria en- suS columnas, con
la cual solo nos hara justicia.
Lo anterior pertenece a
nuestro estimado colega RE,
Nnacimiento" de Monterrey.
jPorque. 40 habiamos de
hacer la nota aclaratoria que
cor 5usticia nos recsama? 81,
81 Ia hacemcs con mueho
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-22

gusto, y algo mas: retiramos
cualquiera Erase NAL sonante
que una mala Interpretation
de los conceptos del querido
colega, haya podido arrancar
d nuestra pluma. A todo Sc
nor, todo honor.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LESS SPECULATIVE INTEREST.
Narrowing Resources of Money Market
the Probable Cause.

New York. Oct. 19-The salient fact
discernible in the stock market of to-
day was the decrease OF speculative
interest. Doubtless the primary cause
of this is the narrowing resources Of
the money market, although the imme-
date tone of money is easier in New
York than was the case last week or
the week before. Apparently the spec
ulative element is not sanguine in its
hope that this relief Is to be free from
interruption between now and the end
OF the year. The tone of the dimin-
ished speculation today was greatly
unsettled, as was witnessed by the un-
ceasing and irregular fluctuations of
prices. The points of strength in the
market were sporadic and they deYel-
oped from time to time in an eccentric
manner that made an explanation puz-
zling. Violent advances on small trans
actions in the express stocks were duc
to the advance in the dividend rate on
United States Express. Rumors per
sisted of coming combination of cop
per interests, with some effect on cop
per securities The sustaining inf1u-
ence of these movements was only
temporary and prices ran off again,
closing at about the lowest. Bonds
were easy Total sales. par value, IS,
100000 United States bonds were I'M
changed on call.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20
BASEBALL REFORMS.
four Questions Which Are to Be Con
sidered Before Next Season.

Now that the 1909 baseball season IL
a, MAJ ter of history, owners and mana
gers are preparing for the coming
season. -Four Of the Dig questions to
be considered during the winter mfy
be classified as follows, says the Bos-
ton Traveller:
IA general scilange in the GOVERN
mont OF umpires. it being claimed in
some quarters that a sport sach as
baseball entirely in fine hands OF the
men in authority.
"A new rule. which viii probably
be suggested by J. |. Taylor Of tae
Boston American league team. urging
a last date limit" for the strengthen
ing Of teams bigh UP in the race at
the expense or those who have no
chance and thare5y securing an adNan =
tage over the otae- leaders. y case
in point is the securing Of Jones ana
Delehanty by Detroit at the last me-
ment in this years American league
windup.
3-The question OF attendance fig
ures whether same shall be official
or not given out at all. ON many ocT
casions this season it mas been said
tl4t the figures >civtn out by some
clubs did not tally with the figures in
whc h the visiting cluo was paid. max :
iug the, so-called attendance figures
worthless.
4-Legislation on spikes.
These are only -four of the questions
to be brought up this winter, but as
a starter they are decidedly interest
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20
WELLES JOINS ACADEMY SQUAD
Will Bolster Up Line Where Observation-Disclosures Hand
Shutout to Cubs-Other Sport Topics.

real pldnging was when a touchdown
was close in View
Harvard Showed Line Weakness
Harvard did not derive a great deal
of comfort from its IL to 0 victory
over Maine. for there We're line weak
nesses which didn't atone for the
three touchdowns. Backfield strensth
and a shsky lire were the conditions
which prevailed. The superior play
ing Of the RACKS made the attack go
for points, yet the Maine backs made
big gains through the Harvard line
Maine mace first down through the
line ten tines Cor something like 100
Yards. Harvard used an open de-
fanse when the ball was in Maine ter
ltory. to which il attributed in part
she gains made against her.
More Cheerful Outlook at Princeton
The result at Princeton Indicated
that better combination had been
eund than heretofore this season.
There was a Pronounced Grace over
aher games. The back field combi-
aation. Reed. Hart and Dawson, looks
Ike one vhica can 60 a deal OF per-
istent plugs ing. and wear heavily on
ne resistance of the opposition The
nc was faster right Thorough than II
sad been.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20
FOOTBALL REVIEW.
Conclusions Drawn from Saturdays
Gamez-Yale Looks Right-Harvard
Has Weak Spots.

Saturdays football games and their
results were more interesting than
surprising. Perhaps the only un-
expected things about them were
Nale's comparatively easy handling Of
the Army. and Princeton's score
against the strong Sewanee team.
Harvard ran up a good score against
Maine. out played discourasingly.
Cornelfs defeat by Fordham was not
altogether unexpected, While it was
known that the Navy had much to
fear from its game with Villanova.
Penn had it's customary experience
with Brown though the latter's
weaker form helped Williams.
hopeful of beating Dartmouth. proved
to have shot its bolt against Harvard.
Yale smeared Forward Passes.
For the first time this season Yale
fran against a consistent offense and it
took time for the linesnen to solve
West Points Wide-open style of play.
But they did solve it and before the
game ended were smearing the wide
end runs and the forward passes,
which at first proved most effective
Hyatt's first attempt at the pass
caught the Ellis mapping completely
for a 40-yard gain. Thereafter the
receiver of passes was SO completely
blocked that all but one hit the
ground
On the whole the game showed that
the team from New Haven is far
ahead of its usual mid-October form
and apparently travelling along stead
lily. a condition which causes some
worry as 30 its aoility/to say in
shape for four weeks longer The
driving attack which hes been promi-
nent in early games gave way to a
| more open style Of play Saturday, and
the only time when Yale resorted to
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20

Academy football stock went soaring
this week when Russell Weiles, the big
Acaptain and guard of last year, came
out to Join the team. Welles has been
promptly paced at tackle to bolster
up this spot, which has been weak both
in the offensive and defensive game So
far.'this season. With HIM in the line
the Academy's game will have a stone
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20
Eiahteenth Birthday.

Saturday afternoon Miss Emma
Crawford celebrated her eighteenth
birthday anniversary with party at
the home Of DIR. and Mrs. NJ. E. Fox
at Evansville. An interesting feature
of the occasion was a peanut race in
which Miss Gertrude Rogers won the
first Prize and Miss Eleanor Legg re-,
ceived the consolation prize. Other
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20
COTTON.

New York. Oct. 19.-Cotton spot
closed quiet, five points higher: mid,
ding uplands. 400: middling gulf.
1925: sales, 500 bales. Futures closed
barely steady Closing bids: October
1858, November 1858, December 1872,
January 1877, February 1879. March
1885, April 1885, May 1888. June 1892
July 1880, August 1916, September
12.58.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20
Good Horse Left at the Post.

Jamaica. \. y. Oct. 19.-Jack AS
kin. admirably handled by Shilling.
easily won the Richmond handicap. six
furlones here today. defeating a high
class fl I'D of 81 rinters. The race was
Fnarred by thu l.avina at the post of
Sir John Johnson. whom many con-
sidered capable of giving Jack Askin
an argument.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20
Athletics Start on Western Trip.

The Philadelphia Americans started
on Monday for their western trip on
TIE Pacific coast. Tuesday they play
ed an exhibition game at Chicago with
the Chicago Nationals. winning by the
score of . to 0. Gender held the CUBS
to two hits. while the Athletics were
ma'Sina eight, off Reulbach's delivery.
Dan Murphy is not with the Ath-
letics on this trip. preferring to take
it easy during the winter. and is now
at his home here. filling in the time
with short hunting and fishing trips.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20

be d team composed of Scott. Frost.
Gleason, Combies and Stone and the
team eaptained by Harris which was.
defeated in New London last Friday
nisht. The members Of the latter are
Harris, Hill Murphy, Ssurtevant and
McClafferty. The newly chosen team
is saying that they viii have something
on Harris stars.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20

wall feature added that viii mean a lot
in the coming games.
Last year Welles car. aimed the team
and played guard, probably being the
heaviest player IN the leaeue ana a star
in his position. This year he IS even
bigger than last. showing 20 pounds to
go nlOughing down the field with.
Bu!kelev viii have he first chance to
meet this powerful addition to the
Norwich squad when Captain CALI
vans eleven plays in New London next
Saturday. The Storrs game for to-
day has been postponed till later in
the season.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20
MONEY.

New. York, Oct 19.-Money on call
firm at 4M4 f-2 per cent ruling rate
A: last loan IA: closing bid a; Of
fered at 4 IA. Time loans easier but
very dull; sixty days. ninety days and
six months 1-2a4 ga per cent.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20
Hilton Finished seventh.

L. c. Hilton the leading local dis
lance runner Of this city, finished sew
enth and took silver cup Saturday in
a 10 mile run at HolyolSe. OF the "a
starters. IL finished. the winning time
being III. 29m Sos.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20

games were PLAYED. after which all adj
journed to the dining room where each
one found her p!;tcc by plate card
suggestive, Of Halloween. designed ~
the hostess. li'hc room VAS Pssrily
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20

decorated with autumn leaves and
dalllias.
Present from Norwich were MISS
Mar gucrj;e Wulf and Miss Auehe
Howard.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20
Match at Duckpins.

Two picked teams of rollers at the
Rose alleys viii meet in a duckpin
match there this evening. They will
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20

/ wish to call your special attention
to new and very beautiful exclusive
line OF merchandise which / have just
received. suitable for Wedding Gifts.
My goods are in a class by themselves
and contain many beautiful and useful
things which cannot be found any
where else. have been careful to Sc
lect the newest and best and no dupii-
Gates. Before you purchase your Wed
ding gifts / want you TO see the most
artistic line of goods from the factory
OF Mrs n. s. Day ever shown in Nor
witch. comprising Opera Bags. BurIap
Scrap Baskets. Portable Desks. Burlap
Automobile Pillows. Burlsp Pillows
with gold braid. silk stole Bags with
Chinese embroidery. and Glass Trays.
! do not hesitate to say this Is the
most beautiful line we have ever
shown. We invite inspection, whether
you purchase or not.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20
Pythian Sisters.

The ninth annsal session of the
grand temple Of Connecticut, Pythian
Sisters, was held Tuesday with Gof
temple. No. L. in New London. The
delegates We're welcomed by Past
Grand Chief Mary A. Miller and the
sessions presided over by Grand Chief
Laura Colt of Norwich. The reports
showed a membership of 1893, a gain
of over 100 in the past year
The following officers were elected.
Grand chief. Laura Otto. Seymour:
grand senior, Mary Clark, Beacon
Falls: grand junior, Hattie Lewellyn.
Shelburne grand matron. Minnie
Hitchcock. Waterbury; grand keeper of
records and correspondence. Lillian
Turner. Hartford: grand mistress OF
finance, Nina Jaffrey, New London
grand patriarch Eva Adams, Will
mantle, grand outside guard, Emma
Kilbie. New Haven: past grand chief.
Laura Colt. Norwich: supreme temple
representative. Jessie Perry. Manga
tuck alternate, Addie Newett, Tor
rington
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20
Now is he Time for Mince Flies

them of. including Sweet Cider. here.
We have a new stock of White Rose
Canned Goods Some Of the best Po-
tatoes in the city-S0c in bushel lots.
Now is the time to buy at
tn A M ESVI LIE ST.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20
What and Where to Buy In Norwich
EpUC,Ton SHOES.

EDUCATOR SHOES.
A word to parents: Let the ehilds
foot grow as it should. Children's feet
while growing require careful Watch-
ing. Foot troubles incurred while the
foot is growing last through life. Edu-
Gator Shoes positively prevent root
troubles by allowing the foot to grow
as nature intended by providing ample
room for all FIVE toes and by giving
proper support to the ankle, muscles.
arch and instep.
r. CUMMINGS,
~ Central Ave. premiums
Adj
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-20
HEADQUARTERS

for anything in the Mill Remnant line.
Woolens, E'lannels, Dress Goods, Cot
tons and Silks. Prices very low and
a large stock to choose from. Call
and see me at the
MILL REMNANT STORE.
POI West Main St. John Bloom Prop