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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-01
HI with Typhoid Fever.

The ambulance was called to the
Blanchette home Friday afternoon, and
took Miss Mary Rose Blanchette to
st. ,Joseph's hospital to receive treat
ment for a mild attack of typhoid fe-
fever
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-01
Special Music.

This music viii be rendered at the
First Congregational church Sunday:
Quartette, Jubilee Jubilate Dec
(Danks); quartette, fT will lift up mine
eyes, (EmerSOn).
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-01
BarretteS and Combs

Combs. in a set, set with brilliant
stones, real shell, s1.00 set.
Back Combs gold mounted and or
namented with cut stones, soc each.
Barrettes in all the latest novelties,
Csc.
The Ideal Barrettes, 25c,
Monogram Barettes. Csc.
Shellback Barrettes, with large cut
stone in center, 25c.
The Clyde Barrettes, 25c.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-01
STAFFORD SPRINGS
Business Mems Association Elects Of
ficers-Obituary Notes-PersonaIs.

The funeral of Mrs Joseph Gilman
| who died at her home, in FoxvilIe on
| Monday morning, took place at st.
Edwards church Wednesday morn
ing.
J. Fl. Merrill superintendent of the
Rhode Island mill, has been i'll for sew
eral days with peritonitis.
DR.. and Mrs. 6. P. Bard have re-
| turned from the White Mountains
Miss L. G. Cady of Monson has been
visiting friends in town
Alfred Guyette has entered the en-
ploy of the j. NJ. Leach company.
c. H Demond is confined to the
house by Illness.
Gilbert Wagner has gone to Boston,
where he has entered the Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology
William r. Preble and daughter,
Mrs. Sidney Watson, of Madison, Me,
are guests of relatives in West Stat
ford.
Herman Rawitser of New York has
been in town on business this week.
Officers of Business Mems Association.
The Stafford Business Mems asso-
citation has elected the following Off
GERS President, David Robertson; vice
president, w. f. Hanley; secretary and
treasurer Napoleon Pero, Jr; direc-
tors, F. E. Fitzpatrick, c. F. HARDWOOD,
Lewis Mclaughlin, G. Z. Brown, R. H
Fisk r. w Ellis, w z. Demond H
F. Cady. John Hodgson; state director.
w. e. Hanley; state delegates, Anders
Jacobsen c. 3. Gary; claims commit
tee, w. H. Webster, Anthony Adams.
Death of j. Harvey Merrill.
J. Harvey Merrill aged Al, died at
his home on Wilmington avenue Fri
day morning, after a brief illness with
appendicitis. Mr.. Merrill came here
about seven months ago and has since
been Superint endent of the Rhode Is
land worsted mill. He is survived by
his wife and two children.
George Gary is out with a new au-
tomobile.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-01
Richard Hudnut'S
Perfumes and
Toilet SpecialtieS

The most delightful perfumes and
toilet specialties made.
The perfumes come in White Hello
tTope, Yadna, Stephanotis, Ideal Pink,
NCnaiisa. White Lilac. Wood Violet
a inner. Lily of the Valley. Jockey Club,
Cardinal Lily and White Rose at soc
per ounce.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-01

day at the Third Baptist church at
3 p. m. and 7.30 p. m.
Charles Mathews of Hartford was
a business caller here Thursday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-01
Collars and JabOtS

varied collection Of styles in Dutch
collars These collars are of a style
that almost every woman can wear
with pleasing effect, prices 25c and
soc each
Fancy Persian Jabots. soc each
Lace Dutch Collars, 25c and soc each.
Real Irish Crochet Collars, Csc and
SOC each.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-01

Observation-Disclosures hundred birds
have been entered for competition IN
the poultry department of the Danbury
fair.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-01
Sanitary Hair Goods

Real Hair Switches. s12s, s2.25 and
s350.
Real Hair Puts, $3.50. SITS, $29s and
$3.50.
Real Hair Transformations, $1.39.
Hair Rolls, Csc and SOC.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-01

complete line Of Hand Bags, Pock-
et Books, Purses and Silver Mesh Bags.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-01
L.emyra S. Smith.

The funeral of Lemyra s. Smith
was held Friday afternoon from the
home. in South Coventry. Burial was
in the Nathan Hale cemetery. Funer-
al Directors Elmore & Shepard of this
city were in charge of the arrange
mentS.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-01
Sweaters Reduced

We have on hand Il discontinued line
of sODo Sweaters In odd size which We
4re setting al less than cost. NOT one
of these Sweaters cost tess than IS 70
up 70 $3.50. ia different colors and
some in-Dlain sofia colors. Toar enoice
II Ans at s3r00 each.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-01
FUNERALS.
Mrs. CYNTHIA Hutchinson,

The funeral of Mrs. Cynthia Hutch
inson was held from her home, Rail-
road avenue, Essex, Friday afternoon,
at O'Clock, Rev. Charles L. Pierce
of the Essex Baptist church offfcfat-
ing. Burial was in the family lot in
the Riverview cemetery. Judge and
Mrs. William A. Arnold of this city
attended the funeral Deceased was
the n1nthar of Mrs ArnnId
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-01
Death of j. Harvey Merrill.
NOAhK
Unknown Man Accosts Women-Au-
tomobiIe Trip to Windhar County
Celebration of Birthday.

Mrs. Lucinda Fish, who has spent
the summer a Rangeley lakes, Me-,
arrives home this week Mrs Fish
visits friends in Lawrence, Mass, and
Providence on her way home
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

almost he departs
private secretary in the last refining
We've lost the will money
home
always helped victim leaving
of his undoing few later he from the mil
secretary
the act had told everything and that relations were at an end This
the climax possible
the death his prize
what he thought fight his suffering
led believe that
which the "mllionares"
scrupuous friends despite their crafty plot
This the plot the
there plenty The store equipped with Jockeys wesers
limitations
who had attained proficiency their professions
the purposes the gang The race horses were real runners
the best horse which
have bet his money Needless to say Red Leo never His jockey
uniformly had hemorrhage Just before the
cessful
The the little possibilities
modification variation To gulbe
unanimous "mllionaes that
o. o. Newberry aged Ohioan feeced at the Wkesba
store years trying 5000
They told I fellow a my
put up a $4,000 forfeit
with gets better they me
the simple account of the old the witness
home myselfrit Newberry,
to be trying skin somebody all that money"
Here the witness gave expression to another of the deca
tints Mabray deslg-
mated his victims their
to be rascals their rascaty
shrewder
C. seventy-,our years
Cisco ILL.,, fell into laid Little Rock
did private secretary"
he little red boss" the best and willing $4,000
he could But by nk he didn't" Kile
Seventyfour did
He feels that Mabray the square
Il jest wanted tell how happened.
he stepped off the
who had robbed him. mo hard feeins, John"
Ed Mccoy big prize fighter defendant bowed his
shame at the words Of the old The prize fighter felt
the disgrace
chief who engineered the deal
The mike" of the Of
So intricate and remarkably required
period Of development Mabray however
OF the modenzed derived from the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
guilty. indeed. There lies the heart of it all.


private secretary a of million
aires. money they pay
enough for his work. began the seductive
They all sports Got wrestler with them they think
My has
besides we've got their wrestler bought Off If will down
Council by doing betting they
will not anything and cousins
him and help him with
but need substantial business
might bring along certified check
thousand to show them that all right They wouldn't think
betting with anybody
kind That's the you repre-
appeals pride sympathy alone The
little drama contains other possibilities
the gangs operators gathered
around. It became a
brought brought along only
evidence of his financial ody and responsibility With the
in hand another step help
perhdous which paid
the wrestling match
be- The in the the
of those who delivered their
loaning his money to
the held betting progress
when Mabray masquerading millionaire,
declaration which threw the
$500 short l demand the money be counted"
1T will whispers ecrossing secre-
Never money betting
again. pot S
gained impulse fright an awakening
witness
stand OF how they felt at this moment when they realized
infamous against mnonaires"
The influence OF Mabray over the mikes most
Samuel suor hotel man of cass Lake Mimi declared that
had been hypnozed and held Today
he would be afraid to look Mabray in the
The is not counted. The s allowed
impend Bye and bye will be useful
all The held befalls
the champion who bring the jockey
wrestler boxer
fall and hemorrhage from the tiny
blood concealed within the mouth OF athlete
Mlionares and victim alike fee 1t becomes
fright The guilty
home and friends the victim finds himself
betting scheme trying help secretary
his law will
try to explain Flight becomes the
problem Helped his the trying
to snde he boards the train for home pockets
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

into the Ole Marsh through
Carroll,
profits Leach. steere
a behind before
the Mabray gang ready ally Farmers dealers and
poker players. they
This role brought
Spokane Bert R. Shores Seattle Frank Scott of Pender VIII
Scott Robinson
the affairs of the The prison has captured four
of them It awaits the others
blanket indictment by the
Bluffs Omaha less than egbyhve of the workers
Boatwrght improved Simpson
by Mabay swndle
looked single series of victims
and uninterrupted operation.
Mabrays gained mainly horse trader and
trading
possibilities Mabray trader
other things for "easy money"
bitter ring
Mabray into the fields
literature and history In the Bible
There mikes will
plenty Mabray at the
Pottawaame county jail surrounded by his books Jacob
the first Biblical mixer when he turned that little getting
the striped cattle Jacob exactly square
would have made good American Americans in business
ball make all they game
the court went far Then fishing
that Cleopatra mixed,
ius: mike he easy
Mabrays study of the Bible
ceus L. Temple district attorney when he delivered
review of the gangs operations
temptation quoted the prosecutor
Il the Mabray that"
Postohce Inspector gang to
earth and collected the OF documentary
proved important in securing
the Mabraytes hate and Those Mabrays
mistake
Swenson has been the the job the
Of the Mabray 1908
From the day that a misplaced letter
yed into his hands the trial held spend
ing all Of the days and most of the nights the
and possible witnesses.
The keeping of the valuable documents which
evidence to the extreme of the defense
key Mabray gang
compiled by the chief swinder himself
aliases OF each worker the letters
Pulaski Heights Mabays magnificent
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
IeRINbJ 8 swENsoN:
Aa&J PoST-oFFIcE lNSPEc TOR

gangs operations at Webb City. Since 1898 the
mixing game" has been in operation. People ac-
quainted with the working Of the gang declare that
it still is operating store at Denver.
"A man turned for just $4,000 in Denver
while this trial has been in progress" declared
c. A. Irwin, Denver lawyer, who defended Willard
Powell race horse from Jacksonville, Fla,
who rode Mabray at Los Angeles as TON
Rogers" the jockey Mr.. Powells defense consisted
of an alibi, which conduced to his conviction
The Boatwright gang collected its toll in hun
dreds of dollars Howard B. Simpson. who now as
a real estate owner of Spokane, Wash, is secure
in the knowledge that the statute Of limitations has
rum told the officials of the court at Council Bluffs
of the development of the scheme to where 1t was
worth thousands of dollars lob" Simpson de-
clared that in his day county prosecutor of Cook
county, Illinois, mixed" for $66,00O, and
forced to make speech acknowledging his loss
after the race So far known this was the biggest
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

single Job done by the gang
Growing out of the Webb City foot the Stores
gradually departments include the various
which found in operation OF the big
Council Bluffs store" in 1907-S.
The old workers stayed with the game OF them
establishing Oldest of the active operators
time the fastest 100yad in the
country until he quit legitimate athletics the fastest the
at fifty yards Lozer at Webb City The
Council store" utilized his long experience in the
pacy He is working in the paint shop at
the United penitentary at Fort Leavenworth.
Harry Forbes fighters of merit and standing
the ring among those last week. became tools
of the Bluffs store" Harry Forbes, admittedly the
country 116 pounds lost many fight for
profit Mccoy fighter big enough meet Fireman
Flynn Pueblo became character in the cast and when
his fighting days he valuable lose
from machine made In such
Eddie Norris negro forfeited friend
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
MABRAY MOST sTUPENDOUs sWINDLE OF MODERN TIMES

he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
tsy United Press,

NAsFINGTON, July 6.--Poltcians here have had two
|tsmSt @ IN the last days. The first with the
|Esd mmaton thar former President Roosevelt would
|nn Niles PondeNter OF Washington for the United States
|t The seeohd today when Roosevelt declared that
|&ns statement untrue.
Tat there much political significance behind the CON
| between Roosevelt and Poindcxtcr Oyster Bay yes
es the possibility OF hts openly espousng the Of
[ntn for the senate is nevertheless believed tina; the
basement Of Pondcxtcr by the former chief executive viii
H. great influence.
A consequence politicians reviewing Pondextcrs
| here with considerable aud the Washington
na the subject Of conversation generally in political
laexer Of the most radical 81 the insurgent group
r. house lie Of the nine republicans who voted
at Speaker Cannon after the memorable fight against
stakefs rules committee He Of the principals
russ committee fight and he has played important
III = al the nsurgent movements
Gnng from Oyster Bay with the official stamp 81 1T K
= record whether the stamp takes the form OF specific
easement Or not il Is certain the politicians here view
&c 70 nave tremendous influence when the political pot
w Northwest begins 10 boil
rSndeAters delight Yesterday with Roosevets approval
record and the statement which he issued after leaving
Bay showed that whatever matters discussed at
Sycamore Hill conference whether they touched upon the
.ga controversy and the Washington scnatorsip or
90 iaey we're general, had pretty direct significance
ING insurgents here pleased with the interview They
s hat it simply indicated that Roosevelt is behind the
saHf movement and that he has not changed his mind
egh any friendship for the president
@osests % K Of Poindeter is taken to signify here
ue former president does not side with Ballingcr. An
49, Poindexer could hardly be consistent with any APP
Ell bainger and his policies, put II in the most mild
III HssiDie, according 10 the politicians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06

said over the lens distance tsls.
phanei
There is 50 much error %
fact contained In the dispatch
from Oyster Day concerning the
Roosevelt Poinasstsr interview
that q - hard for me 20 form a
statement.
The Associated Press ls
doubtls4sly accurately recount
ING the information furnished Il
AZ Oyster Day. Assuming that
this is true. Col. Roosevelt ap.
pears 20 hsSs been nrisisd or IL
ret familiar ~ish the poiisleai
conditions IN shis state.
'lr the fret piaes. Senator
Piles il ret = easdidass 20 sac
es~d hsrssslfi IN the second
place. Judge BAitnssr 10 no,
taxing any part IN tire senatorial
contest whatever. Baliinesr 10
not the head % the republican
party IN this state nor the head
% any sing 81 any party,
-of IN. SID candidates for
unlted States ssnssor. Judge
Thomas Burke. Judge John g.
Nunnphrisss J. N. Ashton ard
myself are perssnAl frisnds 81
Judge nalllnvsr. bys M. Balm.
ger IL rot politically friendly 20
any ens Of us over any other
ore % ia"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
CHURCH LEADS
FIGHT ON
FILMS
Seattle Ministers VIII Take
Lead in Fighting Pic
lures Here in Seattle.

Rev. w. n. W. Rees. First NJ. &.
church.
action should certainly be taken
TO stop the showing Of the fight
films IN Seattle, as we'll as else
where, and I am sure that this sen
timens is general among members
Of the clergy. At our weekly meet
mo, which takes place Monday, the
question Of ways and means toward
stopping this evil will be taken up.
}. NJ. Wilson, Broadway Presby-
terrain church.:
at Is a shame 10 put the pictures
Of such thing before the American
people. Besides being entirely
wrong. both from moral and re
lleious standpoint, 4 presents a
most humiliatIna spectacle 10 the
white race. There has been already
too much space given the prize
fight"
Rev. A. o. Carpenter. city mis-.
sionary OF the Seattle Baptist
church:
"a am strongly opposed to the
idea OF showing the fight films in
Seattle. All such things tend 20
aagrsvate the public's unnatural
taste for prize fights. II was bad
enough for the fight to take place
in Reno, without bringing the films
here. Such an exhibition would
arouse the ignorant and supersti-
tious among the negroes, and in
flame race prejudice. BY all means
no one should be permitted TO show
the films here.
"While the federation OF Seattle
ministers is dissolved for the sum.
mer, am sure that all ministers Of
the gospel will take the same stand,
without question:
Seattle ministers who were seen
this morning were unanimous and
decisive IN their attitude OF oppos-
ing the exhibitions OF the pictures
Of the Jeffrles- Johnson fight in Sc
atile
when the films are brought here.
10 Chief Wappenstein and Mayor
GIN adhere 20 their position OF al
lowing the pictures 60 show. they
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fContinued on PAGE kinel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
JEFF MAY
LOSE AN
EYE
The Optic Nerve Paralyzed
by Johnson's Terrific
Blow in Second Round
Doctors Hopeful.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. July g. ION
board J j. Jeffricg' special carr --
Although efforts we're made 10 keep
the fact secret. the blow Johnson
delivered In the second round OF
his fight with Jeffries at Reno par.
alyzed the optic nerve OF the right
eye. and possibly permanently In
jured the white mans sight
Jeffries made light OF the blow
at first. but Il was admitted today
that the right side Of his face is
still affected. the sight OF the right
eye derauEod. and the nerve still
partially paralyzed.
Jeff can see with the right eye.
but not distinctly. and doctors are
hoping that he may eventually fully
recover his sight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
WHAT THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS AND JOHN L. WILSON
SAID ABOUT THE MEETING

was IN hearty sympathy with my
conservation policy.
"Mr. Poindexter IA q candidate for
the United States senate. and Is pc.
lltically opposed 10 that wing Of
the party headed by STR BallingeT.
secretary OF the interior"
Coincldentaily Secretary Balm
ger and president Taft held a con
ference a. Beverly today, IN which
they discussed the reclamation ser
Vice. There Mr.. Ballinger denied
with emphasis the rumOr that he
WAS 10 resign.
4 am not a gutter. and never
have been" be said.
Robert Bacon, ambassador 70
France. and ellison Gardner, mag.
azine writer. were the other guests
AZ luncheon at Sycamore I'm today.
The colonel and the ambassador
fought II out today on the tennis
court at Sycamore lin as they
used 70 do on the White House
tennis court.
Other insurgents 70 Call.
There have been two important
inaurRent conferences at SaRamoro
since the colonel'a return. but more
are coming. One Of the most po.
! tential VI these is arranged for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
CITY AFTER CITY
BARS FIGHT VIEWS
Seattle, However, VIII See the Moving Pictures Unless
Mayor Gill and Chief Wappenstein Change Their
Minds-Move Against Them Sweeps the Country.

From coast to coast today sweeping movement against
showing the moving pictures Of the ee Johnson prize fight
Seattle and the cities Of the Northwest almost alone
their attitude OF allowing the pictures 10 show. Mayor Gill
says he has no objections 10. their display here.
However ministers here in Spokane and in San Francisco
already organizing protest against the pictures in these
cities and the organized church forces that made Gov Cett
drive the actual fight Of San Francisco may succeed in
preventing the display OF the pictures on the Coast.
The opposition the pictures which extends 10 Atlanta
and New Orleans the South and the Atlantic coast the
East is based several arguments The potent that
will inflamc the blacks rotng such swept the
country 4S hours following the result from Reno This
oubust Of feeling 20 lives sent hundreds TO Jail and
lett untold hard feelings in its train.
In cities where there little danger OF racial trouble
the moral argument is used
Whatever the result the moving picture companies which
bid eagerly Tor the moving picture rights have sustained
bitter financial blow in the outburst OF public sentiment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
YOUTH UNDER BED:
HUSBAND SLABS
HIM TO DEATH

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, July C.
Finding Higgins Gibson. IS. hiding
In his wife's room under the bed.
John pitcock. chief clerk at the
Arkansas penitentiary stabbed the
youth to death and attempted "a
shoot his wife today He then gave
himself up and q coroner's jury TO.
day exonerated him upon his plead.
ing the unwritten law"
Pitcock was Informed by a friend
that young Gibson was with Mrs
Piteoek lie FASTENED from the
prison 70 his home When he dis
covered Gibson he stabbed him q
times. Pitcock then fired shot at
his wife, who had taken refuge in
"a shed. The Pitoocks long had
been friends Of the Gibson family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06

ss tne ~ p. Said.
80. NlioTing Associated Press
49, VA printed 10 John l..
y ~ paper, the Postlntelllgen.
a. es morning:
IsIER BAY, \. Y. July e.
l, a = Niles poindexter
a.. theodore Roosevelt had
~. lesether and a conference
~, : : aagamoFe Hill. Leaving
HI ~ after the conference.
'shsezteT said:
@nd Col. Roosevelt nm.
~, lie and | have worked 10.
ascys. and he assured me
! ID 49,. s'.says will work together.
"sA'ed with the result Of The
| ! ". Roosevelt looked baoov who,
~, ne interylewers a llt.
vi ,.. ne was dressed in the
~ = suit which he wears
bslsa' II, = Iline be is at home
= - ~ Z pig library, he spoke Of
ssar ~, ~ Ir. Poindexter in a
~. -, saai showed plainly The
w. - meeting had given him
e1tatIye polnaex,,. .,5
<snb,s as political situation IN
'sst. He assured me he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
MADE NO CLAIMS.

4 Representative Pulndcxter .
q made statement yesterday 4
= afternoon following his lnneh q
q ecn with President Roosevelt q
= II will De noted that Mr. puin. .
q dexter makes NO claims " .
. endorsement. and that hia In. =
4 terTisu comedies exactly q
. with the statement issued By q
q Col Roosevelt from the office .
= OF the Outlook today roin .
= dextes's staiemcnt Vas az fol q
q lows .
q Roosevelt ard ! have A. q
= ways stood together. Ne 10 .
q sill with me, and he assured .
. me today that he ~lii continue .
. 20 be. We discussed politics =
4 in ali its phases. ard arm .
4 heartily pleased ~itn the col =
q oneFE views The outcome o. .
our conference ls gratifying" .
. = . o .