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Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30
Bridoeport.

Bridqeport.-Th feast of st. Angus
jne was celebrated in st. Augustine
r. G. church with special services. At
1870 there was a solemn high mass
and a special sermon was preached by
the Rev. Father Augustine, a noted
drtar. The mass was celebrated by the
Few. Father Mccormack, with Father
J. d. Kennedy deacon and Father
James A. O'Meara sub deacon.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30
Y. M. c. A. Athletic Meet at Fair.

s feature in connection with the
Willimantic fair this year will be an
athletic meet under direction of the
physical department of the local Y. M.
G.. A.
There will be a meeting in the Y NJ.
C. A. rooms this evening to decide
upon the list of events and to arrange
preliminary details for the meet.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
TO new YORK
N 0 R W ICH LINE.

The water way = the comfortable
way Of travelling
Steamers New Hampshire ard
Chester w. chapin--safe. staunch YES
sells that have every comfort and con-
veniencs for the traveller.
A delightful voyage on Long Island
Sound and a superb view OF the won
derful skyline and waterfront of New
York
Steamer leaves New London at II
p m. weekdays (also Sundays until
Sept 81: due Pier foot of East 22d St
5.45 a. m. Cdondays eKcep.ed) and Pies
40. North River. a. m.
Fare Norwich 10 New York $I.75
Write or telephone w. j. PHILLIPS,
Agent New London. Conn. aug3d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30
Electrical Eouipment Endorsed.

George l.. Fickette. an electrical in
speetor for the New England Insurance
exchange. was in town the past week
and inspected the electrical arrange
ments Of the Scenic Temple. He told
A. S. Dorman. the proprietor that the
machine booth was as near perfection
as any in New England.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30

Tailor Charged with Receiving Stolen
Goods - c. M. Greene's Widow Al
lowed $50 Per Month.

Jacob KAHN, a tailor. whose place of
business is at FL Main street, was be-
fore Judge Russell in the city court,
charged with receiving goods stolen
from Hammond, Knowlton & compa-
ny's silk mill He pleaded not guilty,
was placed under a $500 bond, which
was furnished by Jerry Labby, and the
case was continued until 10 o'clock this
Monday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30

hCoOdChCOf hCA NOao
prostration, and
hemorrhages.
Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetabl
Compoundmademe
well and strong, so
that / can do all my
housework, and at
tend to the store
and post-ofice, and
Ifeel much younger
than l really am.
HT,vdia r. Pink
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30
Various Items.

Mrs. Ellen Johnson and daughter,
Miss Mary, are spending the week end
with Mrs. George Newell at Washing
ton, r. |.
Charles Seder and M. Diamond were
in New, York on business Saturday.
Frank King of Bullock street. who
was recently operated upon for appen-
dicitis at the Day Kimball hospital,
was on the street Saturday for the
first time since the operation.
Herbert J. Smith. civil engineer, is
engaged in the construction OF a high
way bridge over the Connecticut river
between the towns of Old Lyme and
OLD Saybrook, making his headquarters
in Old Lyme.
G. Harold Gilpatric, cashier of the
First National bank. made a business
trip to Boston Saturday.
Charles Chase is seriously Ill at his
homo in Abingdon.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30
Attended Family Reunion.

Mr.. and Mrs. Florence McGillicuddy
of Ives street with Mrs. Mary Burke
of Jackson street have returned from
Springfield, Mass. where they attended
citation of America. held in this city
Aug. 25th and 26th.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30
Lieut.. KiIIourey to Build Pavilion.

Lieut.. Daniel Killourey, who recently
purchased the Emanuel Gardner place
where the cars stop at Vaughn
baug Lake. South Coventry. has an
nounced his intention to build dance
pavilion, with car waiting station. The
pavilion will be on the ground floor.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30

Bristol.-The Pierson Engineering
company has secured the contract for
the construction of a dam at Wing
vile reservoir November for the New
calls for an outlay of about 100000
and will require azout one year.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30

Z The special town meeting this aft
ernoon is to be held for the purpose
of ascertaining whether the voters will
advocate the purchase of the OLough-
lin site at the corner of High and
Prospect streets for high school pur-
poses.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30
Meeting Of Hanover Missionary Society

On Thursday afternoon was held the
August meeting of the Ladies' Mis-
sionary society of Hanover at the
home of Mrs. B. S. Gallup Nearly
thirty were present Miss Marian
Walker read chapter from the study
book, How the Other Half Lives. "A
very pleasant social hour followed.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Warwick, r.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30

MoNTAUk STEAMBOAT CO.'S LINE
between New London, Conn. and Green
port Shelter Island and sag Haroor.
Long Island. Str. -Wyandotte' 'ar"es
D. m. Leaves sag Harbor a. m, 1880
q m. jyid
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30
Storm Damages Wires.

"a Linemen were busy stringing new
piece Of cable at the top of Jillson.
hill Sunday afternoon to repair dam
age caused by the hard but brief thun-
lderstorm.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30
Where to Trade in JeWett City
SUMMER MILLINERY

at greatly reduced prices during July
and August. Take advantage OF the
offer. L. A. Roy. Jewett City.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30

A Further Decrease of 47,74s in idle
railroad cars Is announced
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30
FUN { RAJ.
Mrs. AdeIaide w. powner.

The funeral of Mrs. Adelaide Wright
Downer was held at $50 O'clock Sum
day afternoon from the home of l.. e.
Winter in Columbia. Rev. W. A. Har-
ris, pastor of the Columbia Congrega-
tional church, officiated. The bearers
were l.. z. Winter, B. w. Downer, J..
W. Fuller and William T. Roberts.
Burial was in the family lot in Column
bia cemetery. Funeral Directors Ell
more & Shepard of this city were in
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30
THE
BEST
REMEDY
For Women-Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Noah, KY. -"I was passing through
the Change of Life and suffered from
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30
SPECIAL EXCURSION tickets
Steamer BLOCK ISLAND
Tuesdays and Fridays until SsplsmhM 81

NORWICH to WATCH HILL cAo
Children Csc.
NORWICH to BLOCK ISLAND 7Eo
AND RETURN -. ........ lJC
Children 40c.l
Special low fare excursion tickets
Norwich to Watch Hill and Block ISL
and and return will be sold as above
Number limited. Tickets good only for
the day. Regular weekday schedule
See below.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30
ICE CREAM
M YOU WANT TO ENJOY

q good wholesome meal, try one OF
those 35c dinners at Brickley's restau-
rant and quick lunch. Special atten-
ton to commercial men. W. ]. Brick
ley, Jewett City.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30
DanisisOn.


Runs. for Putnam ratro. Diotte. Labelle Marion
Shaw. Keech. Barnaee for Danielson Larowe: struck
out. BY Banacle H. by Boucher 8: bases balls
BY Boucher l; hit by pitcher. McCanerty: stolen
bases, Dlote. Bsmace. Larowe; wild pitch Boucher;
earned runs. C. A. c. 3; time. hours; umpire, Mo-
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FOR RENT-6 room house on Sixth
a enue. Enquire Of L. L. Gr,dley.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
CLEVELAND DEMOCRACY GROWS.
Organization Takes in Former Mcclellan
Leaders in The Bronx

William =. sclden, OF tho Cleveland Democracy,
announces that the former Mcclellan leaders ia
The Bronx have Joined hts organization bringing
in number Of clubs. with total enrolled mem
herahp OF more than tire" thousand men. Among
them arc William Henderson. president of the
Choctsw Democratic Club, Of the go District
north; Roger W. Biigb OF the Ononda ga Club ef
tho I'D District tsouth): Edward j. Farrell Of the
S2d District; Nicholas ". Ryan. president Of the
AraWana Club. of the 34th District John NJ Ruhi
or the s5th District aud James H. Turkish, OF the
2pth District NORTH.
The Cleveisnd Democracy has name to pre .
sent to the fusion conference as candidate for
Borough President Of The Bronx but - csrefpyIv
Concealing IL.
Mr. Selden s going to try and have plank in
corporated in the declaration Of principles Of the
fusion forces exempting from taxation building
improvements to the value OF 5000
At n meeting of the Cleveland Democracy at No
2'2 West 10th street tomorrow night arrange
ments will be made for indOrsng or placing in
nomination an anti-Tammany ticket in every As
sembly district in New York County
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
BITTER BROOKLYN FIGHT
HcCarreHites and dntis Lined Up
for Pr1maru Battle.

Not in years has the fight between the forces os
Senator Patrick III. McCarren and the anti NeCar-
renites IN Kings County been bitter all reports OF
harmony" 10 the contrary. Even the struggle
last fall was tame in comparison. There are strug-
giles going on in nearly every district.
The present anti-McCarren leaders are John =.
Bridges. although he is placed with the McCarren-
ties now, while McCaTTen has a candidate c. n
colgan. out 10 whip him; Waiter c. Burton of the
18th. who took Michael Z. Buffers place when Mr..
Butler refused 10 have anything more 90 do with
McCarren, though he is reckoned with the McCsr-
Tenltes t. n. Farrell OF the 10th: T. F. Byrnes. of
the 18th: J. p. sinnott OF the ED and r. +, Iynch
of the 2Sd.
Mr. HeneTnan and Mr., Ktnselia. of the 7th are
MeCaFrenites and the fight between them will result
in no harm to the organization. II is doubtful how
the primaries will go In the 3D. where a four cor
nered hight Is In Progress. II Is thought that W. r.
MeCiuire has q good opportunity to get back the
leadership OF the 9Th from W. F. Thompson. the
Mecarrenite Vino got Il lasI fall.
There are only two fights OF moment among the
Republicans. Morris L, Ely is opposing Colonel
Aiehnel J. pady in tho lst where D. Harry IeaIston
Is the executive member aud Frank Bennett Is do
ing his best to win the s0th away from William
Schnitzspan. Ia the 9Th W. +. AIcNamara Is on
posing the reelection of r. l. Gledhir
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
cAssIDY-GREssER FIGHT IN QUEENS
Charges Fly Fast in Democratic Scramble for
Supremacy at the Primaries.

The Democrats arc engaging in a free for all
scramble ior supremacy IN tho forthcoming pri-
maTies In Queens. In the Democratic fight il &c the
old story OF the former boss, Joseph A. Cassidy
endeavortng 10 regain foothold He IS opposed
by Lawrence Gresser, the present Borough presi
dent and Sheriff Harvey. backed BY Patrick I
Mara, OF Flushing.
Cassidy charged the Cresser aIuoinistratior .,,,
ineempetency. and the Gresser people replied with
big nsriEg posters which asked the question.
where Did He Get IT." followed by an cnumern.
ton q cassidys alleged wealth Cslssidy says his
nsi IS already won' but the Gresser supporters
say that cassdy's ambitions 1gill suffer aDotha-
relapse after Tie votes counted> on priplarZ
night.
- iae .epYbiicag ra3ks Theron H. Burden
chairman of 'ile regular queens Count, committee.
= opposing postmaster Georse gippergeg. former
Assistant District Attorney Isuaeao n y ,-o,,,.
= ea'7in Ne>n'sat ~nd Colonel william srfalth.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
MR. GRESSER ACCUSED.
Charged 7cith MaIfeaSance in Office
Calls 1t Trick.

Albany. Sept. ls-Charges of malfeasance in Of
hce against Lawrence Gresser President Of the
Borough Of Queens. were to-day filed with Gov
ernor Hughes by William F. Rozele. Of Long Isl
and City who for several years had been an in
spectOr in the Sewer Department in that city
ltOzelle charges that several months ago one of
his pay checks for s23 was missing forTsome days
and was eashed later under forged Endorsement.
RoZelle says he paid SIS OF this amount by
another employe.
Rozelle fled charges with President Gresser
against J. g. Nelson bookkceper. and other en-
plOyes Of the Sewer Department and was subse-
quently laid of. He asks for an investigation.
Lawrence Gresser. President OF the Borough Of
Queens, yesterday characterized the charges filed
against him by William F. Rozelle as a political
trick, done for the purpose Of dscredlting him with
the voters OF Queens the Of Que Of the most
bitterly contested Democratic primaries IN the his
tory Of that borough. His opponent is Joseph CAS-
sidy' who is lighting TO regain his lost political
prestige and also 20 get control Of the forthcoming
Democratic conventions IN that borough. Mr. Gres-
eer deciaTes that the charges were made in the
hope Of boisteFlpg Up Cassidy's campaign, while
the story told in Rozelle's charges old one IN
Queens. and thTsshed a. an investigation
made several months ago nv Alfred Denton, Public
Works Commissioner. IN hts interview Sr C5resser
said he had not yet received = copy Of the
charges but 10 understood that he r-as accused Of
Tlsifeasanes in Office and oppression an ernplo,e
names William F. Rozelle
Alfred Deaton, before HON the charges made
by Rozele against Nelson tried said yester-
day.
During Dur the taking of testimony at the invest-
cation Johr r I'unn. a foreman in the Sewer De
lartment, testified under oath that Rozelle had
directed him to indorse his (Rozelles) name To
me check and get the money. aud that ne after
ward paid back the amount to RoZee This
happened ir February. 1907, so that IL was not
mntll = year later that ROzelle made the charges
nhen tnls testimony was given, advice OF his
9enssi 2ea Sozeile Withdrew the charges Later Ro
threatening IN the mean time 10 make il hot for
1Iess.r anc u y my belief that these charges
were fled IN fulhlInent of that threat
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
JEROME GETS HIS 1000 SIGNATURES.
District Attorney Tickled and Will Boom
Enrolment of His Supporters.

District Attorney Jerome obtained last night the
TWO thousandth signature to his nominating petition
II came in at $50 o'clock and in the forty minutes
following that two hundred more came in.
Many of these signatures have arrived in patches
Of nifty and sixty. AS Mr.. Jerome remarked:
These signatures have come in in these four
days almost before we were ready for them No.
we are not going 10 stop with these two thousand
nhmes" continued Mr. Jerome enthusiastically,
quite the contrary The names have come in i'm so
gratifying way that intend 10 20 right on
aud really make some effort now to give those who
ere supporting ms an opportunity to get their
names on the petition.
We want just as many to come to tile
Headquarters here and siga ana we propose IN
give those who cannot get To the headquarters an
opportunity of signing by sending notaries 10 CEN
ral points that would be convenient Tor then, 10 p,
to. OF course. do not expect that every man Who
IS going 20 vote FOR me will ger his name on the
petition, but am going 10 make It as easv as
possinle Tor al who would like 20 sign il bur who
have not the time TO get 10 the hesdqu.rtcra 10
enroll"
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
PAYNE BACKS HUGHES
Only Issue This Year, Says Con-
gTeSSman-Rced Renamed.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Auburn. n. Y. Sept. ls.-After an absence OF
than months. the longest In his career.
Congressman Serene Z. Payne returned homo to-
day to be on >hand IN the Republican Assembly
convention. where ne aided Warden Benham in
securing candidate pledged TO direct primaries
After strenuous hghf Assemblyman William b.
Reed pledged to the Hughes Platform, was renomi-
mated
There is issue this year except direct pri-
martes." Mr. Payne said Whether it IS better
than the present system Is problem but l am
satisfied that the majority of the Republicans are
IN favor OF this experiment.. and because the people
for II for 1t, and our candidate will
be for IT,"
7 don't like 10 speak OF the Saratoga confer
ence OF Democrats. They came home sangune and
Sull OF hope. and already dividing the offices
but the Republican party IS alive and healthy. and
we don't need eminent doctors as they did a.
Saratoga"
Takins up the defence OF his own tsriT bill, he
said.
y saw an editorial. in which II stated that
tho duty wool would increase the price OF suits
from s. 10 81 20 workingmen our opponents dars
tell the truth. The fact is there IS not sin
gle item the wool wool products schedule
that has been advanced a single farthing over tEs
Dlngley rates
In closing. Mr.. Payne caused uprOartous ap-
plauss by predicting that President Taft would be
TenomInatad and elected Tor second tenn.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
TO WELCOME DUTCHMEN.
Trips and Dinner for Netherlands
Committee Due Tomorrow.

The members Of the Hudson-Fulton committee of
The Netherlands who win represent that body at
the presentation of the reproduction OF the Half
Moon TO the HudsOn-Fulton Celebration Commits
sion, viii arrive tomorrow the Holland American
liner NieuW Amsterdam. She party viii be met
down the hay by A. Gipes, the representative of
The Netherlands committee iB this country and
Junis c. Bergen. representing the Half Moon COM
Tnittee OF The celebration commission. There are
fwenty-four I'm the party among its members being
fhe bursomaster OF Amsterdam, the president OF
The Netherlands Trading Society, the president Of
fhe Chamber OF Commerce Of Amsterdam, and one
Of rhe professors Of the University OF Utrecht
While in New York the party viii stay al the
Plaza The first few days viii be devoted to gen
eTal sightseeing and Wednesday they will sail
around the BAY, reaching the Brooklyn navy yard
M ?. n. where the Half Moon will be inspected
The members of te party viii BE- the guests of the
Holland Society sll day and in the evening a ban
quet viii be given fn their honor ~ de Waldorf
Astoria. EX-Justics Van Wyck will make the ad-
dress Of welcome and General Stewart l. Wood
ford president OF fhs EussonsFpiton celsbrstion
Commission, Is expected 20 be present and make
short address.
The commission announced yesterday that the
total contributions 10 tbe general fund up 70 sep
feTnber 10 amount 60 szSI ~ S. Announcement was
also Inade that France had selected ono OF its
most eminent scientists the representative IN
fhe cslebraflon. n Jean CASTOR Darioux rer-
1'etual secretary ~ The Academy Of Sciences hon
orary doyen and professor Of higher geonetry of
me Faculty OF Sciences, OF Paris, and member %
most cf the foreign academies and scientific So
rietles, left Brest last Sunday the flagship Of
the French cruiser division. The French aeet con
sists OF three arnOred cruisers under the command
OF Rear Admiral J. L. N. lie Pord. commandant OF
the second division OF the Mediterranean squadron
and is expected 20 arrive in New York tomorrow
night Tuesday morning.
The rush for accommodations during the celebra-
ton has reached the suburban hotels around New
York City. The Hotel GFsmatan, the Garden City
Hotel and the MOntelsir Hotel will make special
preparations for the entertainment Of celebration
visitors Al the Hotel GTamatan a number OF
powerful searchlights have been mounted on the
roof. commanding the Hudson River for miles A
number Of The guests VIII view the airship races
from this point.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
METZ TELLS WHAT HE HAS DONE
Wants Reforms in Controller Office Con-
tinued Whether He Stays In OF Not.

Believing that certain reforms effected b. hun
the Finance Department should be developed
and strengthened whether he succeeds himself or
not Controller Metz issued yesterday hfty-psSe
pamphlet explaining the new system Of accounting
and reporting installed within the last two and q
half years. The booklet Is issued as "sn appeal
10 public Intelligence Among other things it
sayF.
The business issue OF the next adIninlstTatiou is
10 complete and perfect methods of doing business
which viii protect the city and reduce the Op-
portunity and che inducement 10 use public prop
critics and funds for personal and partisan ends
Uniil this Is accomplished. there Is no guarantees
that the Sllb, of contract and payroll ex-
penditures Will continue TO be economically ap-
piled, that employees which cost tho city in
salaries approximately 100000 year viii be
effectively and economically used.
The problem of efficient administration OF the
system involves the training OF thousands OF
municipal employees in new ways OF Tansacting
the city's business and the most Intelligent and
p9instakng devotion by executive officers. What
the public should understand is that In all itS
sentials the requirements well founded: that
while any device may be improved. the essential
thing Is not modification and adaptation. bur
installation and vigorous execution that IL Is only
under these conditions that further adaptationr
may be intelligentiy made
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
H. l.. STlMS0N FAVORED
Many Think He VIII BE Fusion's
Choice for Mayor.

President Parsons Of the Republican County Com
mttee said last night that the fusion situation was
still unsettled" That Just about describes It. al.
though the feeling is growing stronger in Repubi-
can circles that Henry l. StiTnson will be the
didate agreed upon at the adjourned conference on
Tuesday afternoon
Still on the fusion slate are the names OF Henry
l.. Stimson. William NJ Wins Charles S. Whitman
looked for and radical change in the drift OF things
one OF these men will be chosen on Tuesday The
Independence League favors WINS for Mayor and
Whitman for District Attorney. but Mr.. WhitmAn's S
friends say he Will not run for the latter Office
1t is practically certain that the fusionists win
choose County Register William A Prendergast Of
Brooklyn for Controller while the third place.
President Of the Board Of Aldermen. Is much in
the air" It may be julius Henry Cohen. Of the
Citizens Union. some else.
il looks more and more II John J. Hopper Of
the Independence League. will be named FOR Presl-
dent OF the Borough OF Manhattan. on a platform
calling for tie municipal construction and control
Of subways
The Republicans In the fusion conference have
agreed on Douglas Hathcvson for Borough Presl-
dent, and there IS strong probability that he wifi
be chosen by the conference. lie for city Court
Judge in 1oo5 and 1897. He was an assistant cor
poTation counsel under George !. Rives in tho
Low administration and Is highly thought Of by
Republicans
The friends or ex-Alderman Max 6. oiriGenhsxerr
started a gentle boom FOR him yesterday FOR Sheriff
on the Republican county ticket
Herbert y Brush. one Of tho committee on
principles. or platform. wrote Secretary Joseph "
Price Of the Hundred. yesterday. resigning from
the committee. Ills letter says in part:
The Taxpayer Conference Committee Is dis
tnctly partisan organization formed for the
purpose ~ securing the nomination ip the coming
municipal election Of candidates for office who
wiz best serve the interests of the taxpsyers ~
this city Without solicitation on our part We
received an invitation 20 join IN the deliberations
OF the fusion conference ard accepted it in mis-
non partisan spirit with the added hope that w
might be able. In conference with the other bodieu
10 secure The nomination by the fsionists OF such
PAYERS Of the City OF New York
we are more than willing to confer and advise
Win YOU as to candidates and platform and sin
cerely hope that may be Of assistance along tha
ilnes Indicated, but. under tho circumstance 4,
does not seem to us advisable that a member ~
our committee should serve I'm official capacity
upon any o. the committees of the fusion confer