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Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
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Schooner Tartar Ready for Fishing Season-Petty Thievins = Machine Company's Employees May Recover Full Wages.

Schooner artar Ready for Fishing
 Season-Petty Thievins = Machine
 company's Employees May Recover
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 Repairs and alterations to scloon- CT Tartar, owned by Captain Henry Langworthy, have been completed, and the vessel is ready for fishing in south ern waters. The schooner, which has been hauled out at the Morgan iron works. New London, has been painted and recaulked, besides minor repairs. A twelve horse power motor engine has been installed for the hoisting of the large sails and in weighing anchor The engine has an attachment for crushing ice, in which the fish is pack ed while off the coast. The Tartar, under command of Captain Langwor- thy, will leave next week for New York, where stores will be taken od The vessel will then proceed south ward after weakfsh.
 Sneak Thieves Are Active.
 There has been much petty thievfng in the village of late. Charles H. Fitch of Westview came to the village re- had placed in large paper bag. MT. Fitch in entering one of the stores on the hill left the bag outside and was gone only short time. Upon his exit and, thinking that they had been taken for a joke by some of his friends, came to the conclusion later that he had been robbed.
 Machinery to 7e Sold.
 The machinery formerly owned by the New England Machine company will be sold at the shops where the bankrupt concern formerly did busi- ness. The machinery and tools were sold some time ago by the receiver, Judge Arthur P. Anderson, to the Man haitian Machine Exchange of New York. Judge Anderson stated Friday
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09

Stamford. - Twenty-s boys left Stamford Thursday morning for a week in Washington under the ausz pices of the boys department of the Y. M. c. A.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09

New Canaan.-It is said that the in- Aux of city people will be larger and earlier than ever this season.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09

Charles Geer was arrested Thursday night charged with carrying a con ceaied weapon and assaulting Guisippi Fucullo in a store in Pierce street without provocation. When taken in custody and searched by Sergeant Thomas E. Brown it was found that he had in his possession a long bladed carving knife and a pended iron wagon tire about two feet in length. He pleaded guilty in the Third district court Friday morning. At a special session of the court in the evening he Was sentenced for carrying concealed weapons to sixty days in jail and tax ed the costs. The assault case was continued
 Geer is a large stout-built coIored man and his home is in PlainfieId, Conn.,, where his mother now resides. Last June he was engaged in a street fight in Central Village and four con- stables attempted to arrest him. He put llp a stiff fight, made strong re- sistance and escaped Chief Bransfield by close inquiry ascertained that Geer was wanted in that section. Friday nj Int he telephoned Deputy Sheriff Bliv- el in Central Village and learned that t-.s sheriff had a warrant for Geers ar rest and would rearrest Geer as soon as he is freed from the Rhode Island authorities.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
MYSTIC

Birthday Whist-President Luther to Speak at Dedication of New High SehooLMissionary Society's Meet inn
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
How,s rHIss

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. Q.
 We, the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
PUTNAM

Boy Who Beat Mother Pronounced ln- sane-ChippendaIe May Get Bonds Today-League Practice Games Next Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
'AIDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
 yWboIeSaIa DruU0fsfa Toledo O

W lU1tSdIe 11IuBBI5tB, T IOIeuus O.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- naily, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09

There is an increase of sensation in the sudden and suspicious deaths of Henry Larrow and Charles R. Hood who, it is alleged, died from drinking poisoned Whiskey, in the fact that Mrs Iarrow was taken violently sick Fri day afternoon and in the opinion of the attending physician chances of recov- cry are doubtful She partoOk of the bottle of wniskey from which her late husband and son-in-law drank, before they died Thursday morning. Friday she commenced vomiting violently, with symptoms that preceded the deaths of the male members of the household. As to whether the whisIxey actually contained some foreign pois- oned substance will be revealed by the analysis ordered by Coroner Franklin H. Brown of Norwich. There is no doubt that both Larrow and Hood died ef poisoning, but in what form the poison was taken has not yet been revealed, and there is positive evil dence that Mrs. Larrow was suffering from the effect of poison Friday after noon and evening and is in a decidedly critical condition.
 In this connection it is semi-official- ly stated that some of the other sud- den deaths that have occurred during the week were probably due to whiskey Of the same stock that is said to have caused the deaths of Larrow and Hood. prominence being given to the two named by reason of the coroner being called in these cases.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09

e The two deaths under suspicious cir cumstances in West Broad street house in .Pawtucket Thursday morning was followed by two sudden deaths in a Main street house, Westerly, Thurs day evening. Cornelius W. Hazard, aged 56, who has been sick with trouble or the heart since September was stricken in the early evening.
 While the undertaken was in the house Joseph $. Bent, fafher-in law of Cornelius w. Hazard who has been sick for a long time, died suddenly, all though his death was not unexpected. He was 69 years old.
 MT. Hazard is survived by his wife and sister, Mrs. Bary Daley, of Bris- tol MT. Bent leaves two daughters, Mrs. Hazard and Miss Mamie s. Bent, of Westerly.
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the state. as defendant had the right of appeal.
 Judge Williams said there had not been evidence sufficient introduced by the state to warrant conviction and the accused was dfseharged.
 The case against the liquors and ves- sells seized on the premises of James and Ralph Lawton on the White Schoolhouse road, so-called, was tried. Cornelius Bransfield, chief of police, testified that he served warrant on James Lawton and searched the prem ises March 26 and found and took away five half barrels and four kegs and 216 bottles of ale, lager or cider, one quart of whiskey. one quart of gin, and bot ties containing smaller quantities of whiskey and gin. He testified that there were wholesale and retail gov ernment licenses in the place and there was evidence that the bottling estab- lfShment was one where beer was sold in large quantities Reference was made to a raid of last December at this same place, when even a larger quantity of liquors were seized and destroyed.
 Sergeant Brown and Policemen West and Mitchell gave testimony in cOrOb- oration and Judge Williams adjudged the liquors forfeited to the state and ordered their destruction. Attorney Clarence D. Roche gave notice of ap- peal.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09

Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Coy of West erIy, widow of Woodbury Coy, died Fri day morning at her home in Grove av- enue in her sgd year. During the past three months Mrs. Coy has suffered three paralytfc shocks. Mrs. Coy is one of the oldest members Of the First Baptist church. She is survived by a son, Frank w. Coy, and a sister, Miss Harriet B. Crandau.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09

The farmhouse occupied by John B. O'ConneIl in district No. and owned by Henry L. Mitchell caught fire from a defective chimney a t about o'clock Friday morning and was completely destroyed. The house was partially in sured. Fire was first discovered on the roof, and by the time the neighbors arrived was beyond control.
 MT. O'Connell was soon to remove from the place and much of his effects were packed up on the first floor and these goods were saved, while all the furniture and household effects were destroyed. MT. O'COnneu was not at home at the time of the fire, the only occupants of the house being Mrs. O'Connell and a boy that resides with the O'Connells, and they fought the fire as best they could until neighbors to their assistance.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
1t has developed that the National Hod Carriers, and BuiIdinq Laborers,

union is of Westerly origin and that branch No. 1 of Westerly is the pioneer and only organization in the union, and, further, that Vfncenzo Mairino, who has been announced as the trav- cling delegate from Albany, has been a resident of Westerly~for the past ten years
 Within an hour after Mairino, ar rested on complaint of William J. Me Dougal on the charge of intimidating a workman known as Frank, No. 8, was discharged by the Third district court, McDoueal signed the agreement sub- mitted by the union and which he re- jected last Tuesday.
 The Italian laiborerS are elated over their success, having perfected organ izat1on and won out in a strike and all in the first month of the unions ex- istence and without outside affiliation. It is understood that while some of the workInen will receive more pay for less work than before the strike, that others will find their pay decreased, as. they were receiving higher wages than the union schedule stipulates.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-10
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