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Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
MAJOR M'INTYRE,s EASY MONEY
His Friend, w. C. Chase, Got Biggest
Fish on Boston Trip and Divided
Money With Him.

Major A. D. Mcintyre picked up
$13-70 in easy money on trip that
he made to Boston within a few days.
and in connection Herewith there is
a fish story to be told.
= In company with w G.. Chase of
Boston, formerly OF Putnam, and Mrs.
Chase and Mrs. Mcintyre, the major
went out for deep sea fishing trip
the men members of the party made
up a pool to be awarded to the ma
that could shoy the largest fish at the
end OF the days catch. MIR. Chase in
cidentally remarked that If he won
out he would divide UP with his friend.
A 9-pounder. hooked early in the day.
looked as If it had earned the prize
money for its captor but while the
boat was making the run into the
dock. Mr.. Chase hooked a big rock
cod, which he landed with Major Nc
Intyre's aid When they put it on the
scales it weighed in at ten pounds. and
won the pool, amounting to $27.4o.
Half of the money came to Putnam as
per the jestinglv made agreement
The major thinks, however, that the
best part of the story is about another
man aboard who would not come in
to the pool in the morning That fell
low got the big fish of the day-12
pounds-but he didn't get any part of
the prize.
Believe Robbery Story a Fake.
The police are conyinced that the
story that an Italian laborer told them
Saturday night about being held up
under the Front street bridge and rob
bed by d fellow countryman or a pock-
etbOok containing SIS was fake In
Vestigatio has failed TO reveal any
evidence that such crime was com
mitted
Thomas CIarie OF WilliamsVfiIe is
to be in charge OF the brick construc-
ton work at the new high school.
Annual Outing on Saturday.
The congregation and school of ST.
Philips church will hold the annual
outing as Wildwood park AIsxandsrs
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
New Poatane Stamps.

Postms ster General Hitchcock is de-
vLsing distinctive stamps for use on
mail originating with the postal saw
ings bank business of the department.
This is in accord with the provisions
of the new postal bank act. 1t VIII
enable the department to determine
how much of a burden on the mail SER
vice the savings bank addition is.
There is no present intention apparent
ly of charging up the cost. as meas
ured by the volume of distinctive
stamps used, against the savings ac-
count, but that may come later on. as
it should. The postal savings bank
should be made as fully self support
ing as is possible, and it is being made
easily possible to know how much their
mail cost is to the general postal SER
Republican.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
MAY BE GOLD.
Percy Biven Struck Rock That Looks
Like That Metal at South kilIingIy.

Percy Blfven, president of the BIiv-
en- Manufa curing company, which is
to manufacture the new style trolley
harps, of which he is the inventor told
while in Putnam Tuesday of an in
teresting strike that he made while
blasting out the ledge at the Hovey
place, which he owns at South Kill
ingly.
He was endeavoring to uncover a
boiling spring at the time and had
no dreams as to striking a rich vein
of ore, but did uncover some rock that
carries in heavy quantities an ingredi-
ent that may prove to be gold. At
any rate. he has sent some specimens
away to be assayed. In the mean time
anyone that is sufficiently interested
may have the privilege of inspecting
the rock by driving over there.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
Happeninqs in Brief.

Jeremiah Haggerty, Eugene Burdick
and William -Herrick were among the
Willimantic men to attend the circus
in Norwich Tuesday There were
quito a number of other parties that
went down to the afternoon and even
ing performances.
Charles Gould of New Haven was in
this city Tuesday, calling on former
members of the state gun association
Mr.. Gould was the official scorer of the
association tournaments several years
ago and is well known all over the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I. Boss are
entertaining Miss Lois Endicott of
Cambridge. Mass. for a week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
PAIN

Pain In the head-pain anywhere has lbs cause.
Pain 10 congestion, pain is blood pressure-nothing
else usually. At least, SO says DIR. Shoop. and TO
prove It he has created little pink tablet. That
tablet-called Dr. Shops Headache Tablet
coaxes blood pressure away from pain centers.
Its effect is charming peasngly delightful Gently.
though safely. ii surely equazes the blood ctrcu-
lation.
If you have a headache it's blood pressure.
II It's painful periods with women. same cause:
If you are sleepless. restless. nerveus. it's blood
congestion-blood pressure. That surely Is y
certainty, for DR. Shops Headache Tablets stop
it IA 20 minutes and the tablets simply Distribute
the unnatural blood pressure.
Bruise your finger. and doesn't IL get red. and
swell. and pain your OF course II does. It's con-
Restion. blood pressure You'll md IL where pain
Railways It's simply Common Sense
We sell Rt IS cents. and chesrtully recommend
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20

Chesbro agency a two-cylinder auto
mobile.
been receiving treatment at St. Jo-
seph's hospital since last Wednesday
evening, has recovered to such an ex-
tent that he has been discharged from
the institution.
Thomas N. Sterry of Lincoln
Heights, this city, is a member of the
graduating class of the Norwich hos
pital for the insane that will receive
its diplomas Thursday of this week.
Mr.. Sterry will have completed a two
years course of training at that time.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
Too Sick to Appear in Court

Sophie Wolinsl1a, who is to be
charged with infanticidel or some other
form of murder, was not arraigned
in court Tuesday morning. because her
physical condition would not warrant
her being brought before the court
She is still receiving treatment in the
hospital room at the police station and
the doctor in attendance stated Tues
day that her condition was somewhat
improved He will make an early call
Wednesday morning and if she is no
worse she will in all probability be
mont. -t
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
conaoiantioua Girl.

A conscientious Sunday school
teacher had been endeavoring 10 inn
press upon her pupils the ultimate
triumphs Of goodness over beauty. At
the close Of a story in which she flat
tered herself that this point had been
well established she turned confident
ly to a ten year old pupil and inquired;
And now, Alice. which would you
rather be. beautiful or good ~ We'll"
rplied Alice, after a moments reflec-
ton, II think I'd rather be beautiful
and repent"--Lippincot
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
Auto Jumped Plank at Block PAVING.

w B. Knight came very near meet
ing with an accident Monday evening
little after s O'Clock while driving
UP, Main street with his family in his
automobile Mr.. Knight started
straight up the left hand side of the
street and when almost abreast of
Whitmore's store the auto hit the
plank barring further passage and
the forward wheels jumped it and the
car ran on I'D the street some twenty
feet before it stopped. There was a
lantern at either end of the plank,
white light on the sidewalk and a red
light in the middle it is stated. and
therefore the course was not definitely
defined
No damage or injuries resulted.
however, and when Mr. Knight. with
the assistance OK some bystanders, had
extricated the machine from the plank
he proceeded on up the street on the
right hand side
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
Funeral of Miss AMY Rooers.

The funeral Of Miss Amy Rogers
was held Tuesday morning at ten
O'clock from the undertaking rooms
of Funeral Director H. n. Fem ON
Church street. Rev. Louis M. FYocl1en,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church, was the officiating clergyman
Burial was in the WilImantic ceme-
tery
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20

On July 2 or 3, it is charged that
Timothy Casey, aged IA. stole a suit
of clothes from Maurice Carey, who
works for John Mulligan, and sold it
for 81. He was to receive IS if he
also brought in a pair of rubber boots
and a coat to match. The young boy
said that he wanted money with which
: to celebrate the Fourth of July. The
police recovered the suit of clothes
Monday evening. Young Casey will
be arraigned in police court this
(Wenesday) incoming
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
WiLLlMANTIC


A c. Tyler camp, No. s, U. S. w. v,
meets in Frank p. F'enton's Office in
the Town building.
Moving pictures at the Bijou and
Scenic temple.
corps, No. %.
Eastern Star lodge. No. A. A. F.
and A. N.
Dancing at the Casino. Lakeside
park, South Coventry.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20

lake, on Saturday, July 23 leaving
cream will be provided by the ladies
of the guild. Should the weather be
stormy the outing will be postponed
until the following week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
With Ewes on the Penrs,+.

Mayor Dunn will take his Colts to
Middletown today to try conclusions
with Fishers Pets. The Colts are at
the top Of the heap in the last half
of the run for the pennant and pro-
pose to- stay there if possible. They
are certainly going fine just now.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
Death Of Miss Kate Roper.

Miss Kate Roper died Monday eve
ming at 10 O'Clock in the home of Mrs
Mary Huntington. Mansfield Four Cor
nephritis. Deceased was so years old
and had lived for the best part of her
life with Mrs. Huntington
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
For Artistic Wall Papers

come to e. MAFFITT & CO.. ST
Church Street. We will BE pleased to
estimate on painting or decorating,
and will guarantee both work and
Price
Telephone connection. nov25d
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
Chance 10 Find Or. Cook.

A Berlin court has ordered the pro-
duction of DIR. Cook as witness in a
Law suit. Now, perhaps we shall ALL
find out where the hole was that he
dro2DsS iaeS--New York Worl0
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
More Easily Explained.

There seem to be more reasons why
JeffIfes didn't win than why he was
going to win.-Washington Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20

An unknown man who studiously
read A Bible and then went upstairs
and stole SS5 from the trunk of John
Ryan. a fellow boarder at the home at
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
sTuDiousLY READ BIBLE.

Then Made Off With $s5 from Fellow
Boarder's Trunk-Traeed as Far as
Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20

The royal engineers are now expert
nnenting with a motor engine to pro-
pei artillery.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
Charged With steaIinq Suit of clotbe

similar experience that may prove de-
cidedly harmful
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
A, r. BURNHAM. AGENT.

Manufacturer OF different styles of
Light Carriages and Wagons,
Harness. Carriages and Wagons for
sale. Carriage and Wagon Repairing
of all kinds Repository and shops
100 Valley Street.
Horse Shooting. Tel connection.
nov1d
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
Remarkable Offerings
On Rugs
Garrett SIZE RUGS.


s-12 feet, full i've frame Body Brus-
Sels. all over and medallion PATTERNS
$3.50 at S22.5e.
sx12 feet Rednor Velvet Rugs. extra
good quality. SIS value at $3.50.
sx12 Administer Rugs, floral effect,
SIS quality at $3.50
ex15 feet Roxbury SLnson Rug. ex-
ira heavy, $3.50 at $3.50
exI2 feet wire Firth and Empire
Tapestry Rug. $3.50 at s12-
9x17 feet Alexander Smiths Sons
Rugs. SIS at $3.50.
sx17 Shirvan Rug. $3.50 at $3.50
S feet inches X 10 feet inches
five frame body Brussels Rug. all over
medallion. SIS ar $21.
s feet : inches 10 feet s inches
Hartford Administer Rug, $3.50 at
SMALL RUGS.
ssx7s inch Oriental Designs. $3.50
and $3.50 quality at S2-gs and s3.sS.
SsxT7 inch Extra Heavy Wilton
Rugs. soft shade. $3.50 quality at
s7x54 inch wilton Rug. $3.50 quail
a7x54 inch Administer Rug. $3.50 at
scxso inch Columbia Smyrna Rug.
floral and all over pattern, $3.50 at
S1-59-
ssx7s Boulder Wash Rug. $3.50 at
s6xse wash Rug. $s-25 at sass
94x4s inch Wash Rug, $3.50 at $1.89.
CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICES.
Best Ali Wool Ingram Carpets. 75c
quality at 62c yard
Good quality Ingram Carpets, 65c
at 55c yard
Cotton and Wool Carpets. regular
Sc at soc yard
Al wool Ingram Remnants, 1 yard
Remnants Of Velvet and Carpets.
S1-15 AZ 95e.
a. Velvet Carpet. extra good quail
its. $L25 quality al 9sc yard.
81 Ten Wire TOP Carpet. s11o
quality at SEC yard.
81 Stenson Carpet s0c quality at
ssc yard
Is inch stair Carpet. now reduced to
S5c yard
rLAcE CURTAINS AND CURTAIN
=. MATERIALS. 81
~ Here are some splendid bargains in
Curtains We are selling these fine
Lace Curtains at practically 1-3 off
the actual prices:
Nottingham Lace Curtains. reduced
to 25c. 1ec. G4c. sac, S125. S14S. $1.Se,
s1.75 and s2-Ss pair
White Muslin Curtains. reduced to
5sc- 5Sc, sac, T5c, SAC, s110. S1P25 and
S1-4s pzir-
cluny and Battenberg Lace Cur
tafns in white and arab, reduced to
sac. s1-z5, sL4s. s1-ss, $2-25, s2.75,
$325. $3.50 and S3-S5.
Brussels Net Curtains. reduced to
ss-5a and $3.50. were $3.50 and So
Muslin Curtain material reduced to
lie IL lie, I5c, and Csc yard.
Curtain Rods. We're sc, 10c, and 15c,
now &C. Sc, and 2Ic.
Slkaline, plain and fancy, reduced
TO 1e 1-2c yard
Cretonnes, reduced to Sc and u 1-2c
yard
Figured Denims, reduced to Il lie
and 25c yard
Hungarian Cloth, reduced to 25c
yard
Figured ScTin1s, reduced to $50 yard
Plain Scrius. reduced to 1Sc yard
Mission Net, white. ecru and arab
reduced TO z5c yard
Cheney Drapery Silks, So inches
wide. reduced 70 4Sc. were sec yard
THE H. C.. MURRAY co.
Agents Ladies' Home Journal Paper
Pattsrns.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
L.. M. REED

has the agency for the Travellers Life
and Accident Co. of Hartford, CT. and
the United States Health and gci-
dent ms. Co. OF Saginaw. Mich rits
fo- rates and full particulars
Box 2ss- Wilma ntic- Ct.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-20
MURRAY'S
BOSTON STORE
HILLIMANTlc. CONN.
Center Your
Thoughts

on these July Sale Bar
gains. You can select
your goods, hoUe them
laid ayay for future
deLiUery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-10
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(Atchison Globe)

As a rule. there is altogether too
much competition TO-. the consolation
prize.
Il am very much in favor oi lbe
neisibors buying automobiles
Parson Twine
A good many people who speak
respectfully OF the dead. forget Il By
the time the will goes TO probate
II You tel lie. and are noi
caught al i, IN twenty-four hours
yor may safely conclude that you are
lucky
A man soon learns that What a
woman means by heart 10 heart
talk, is q confession from her hus-
band
Egegy man has little sense. Ac-
cepf thar little at its true value, and
be az charitable as possible with his
FOllies
When married man is an adyo-
cate OF equal suffrage, ii is better
proof tina ne is henpecked than that
he loves his 20"
A woman euL't expect 10 take a
man 10 church after she maries him.
jlst because she succeeded in drag
gng him in for The Wedding
We hate to step into number Of
things But We believe stepping into
a wad of chewing gum is about as
bad as anything We recall al this
moment.
II we were woman, we wouldn't
buy any haic al store until assured
that the girl who grew il sold ii 70
raise the mortgage on Her Dear Old
Home
The little red man is your good
luck man; The little black man is
your bad luck man. But usually
your little black man Is on top OF
your liule red man, walloping him.
This Is really what they mad az
what Daysey Mayne Appleton de.
scfibed as siX-course dinner al hes
house. Soup. OF course, meat, Of
course, and potatoes, of course.
You demand the square deal, DO
YOU give il 10 others? Hundreds Of
thousands Of people. in little ways,
are not square with others. and are
annoying and nagging, and deyiiEhs
y II YOU have good health, ly3u mnsl
@ork for il llaye you thd llerve TO
make an effort? Wouldn't the effort,
necessary 10 have good nealth be
more agreeable han the ID agging
around" sick people dog
Il know less OF what Is going 10
happen In the future than any other
citizen OF Atchison. When ] pre-
die thal certain thing is sure TO
haDpen a certain man, the reverse
always happens Drake Watson.
Are YOU grouchy2 or course, II Is
your business. bui il you are Z ouchy,
you can't afford il People lalH
about You behind yonf back with
VERY lll;lc proYoraiion, anyway, and
ihos are particularly hard on a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-10
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Webb To Start A Free Lance publ
cation


The oklahoma Looking Glass is
"a aew publication for Enid, the edil'
or being A A. Webb, known through
cot all of old Oklahoma as one of the
pioneer editors and man with a pen
capable TO make his opinions felt IN
the new state The Looking Glass
ann0hncement states thar ii is for
the elevation of Frauds, Takers and
tolitical Grafters at The END of a
rope. ANA those who have felt the
stne Of the Webb pencil understand
hat he win plow about. even though
lad judgment may lead him TO make
rious error. Mr. Webb was long
connected with Oklahoma newspap-
ers. later becoming travelling rep
resentative of newspapes supply
Eo1se. A year or more ago he be-
came identified with the Enid Daily
Wave-Democrat as an editorial writ
CT. Seyering his connection with that
publication some weeks ago. The
new publication is said to be prop
er'y financed and will have a state
& &c circulation because of its editors
Wide circle of acquaintances. The
tirsI issue will appear Saturday next
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-10
WAY oE TRANseREssoR.v ETC

With Judge James Hargis dead
killed by his son Beach, who is now
entering upon a life sentence for that
crime, the Breathitt county, Ky, feud
is about over The soil of that his
toric mountain county has licked up
the blood of many good and innocent
victims, as well as that of some devils
in human form; property has dcpre-
clated in value: many terrorized cit
izens left their possessions and sought
safety in other states, and terror
that lasted thirty years has left a
blight century will not erase.
OF all those feudists, Judge James
Hargis, a iurst and merchant, was
The most relentless and heartless. He
caused many to he slain, and slew not
a few with his own trusty weapon.
Families were eXterminated; riot ran
ruler and the officers of the law gem
orally mel death or were so intimi-
dated that all refused to become sucn,
unless they were some of the Great
ures of the feudisls. Just when the
Hargis faction had routed the last OF
its enemies and Judge James Harris
thought that death and fear had made
il possible for him to remain with
his family in peace and enjoy the
competency he had long been accu'
mulating. his drunken son took the
parents life by he bullet route. later
ge.ting bail and terrorizing the cii-
l2ens as they had never before been
terrorized. Perhaps the last chapter
is not yet written, but of all those
who dealt in murder and terroTizing,
rot one OF either faction is now left
to tell the story, save Beach Iiargls'
he life prisoner in the penitentiary.
Verify. the way of the transsfes-
sor Is hard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-10
.CHIROPRACUC

as taught and used at our schools and
offices has been proven TO be the most
scientific and effective method ever
known for removing all abnormali:ies or
the human system. 1t has attained sucl
q wonderful degree of efficiency and
accuracy only after years of the most
extensive ana exhaustive research. most
of which has been in clinical demonst:a-
tlOns. Out of over four thousand cases
under our care in the past two years
only .wo deaths have occurred. (Make
comparlson). Our results are obtained
through the nervous system alone hy
reason of which we can handle any claSs
OF abnormalities, except strictly surgical
cases, and they are limited to cuts ard
apraSlons where stitches or amputation
Is absolutely necessary We avoid or
"a her make unnecessary, 9S per cent OF
we so-called surgical cases such ds
appendicitis gall stones. tonsilitis
aadenoids goitre. cancer OF the stomach
.ioatlls Kidneys. ovarian and other
tanlors: In fact any diseased conSitio,,
WISER N Ter other methods. +, consiJ'
cred Operative 1ases 'u
.iParalys.s. insanity, e,Ilepsv man;n.
SSltls, rhenna ISM blood poison All ti,e
q r., ,e,rnptive and otherwise: All
constir ro;Ite diseases. such as liver trouble.
ana all weaknesses OF the generati,,s
organs are due 10 a. dc rangement Of ,he
nerves controlling the specific region AZ.
lecled. and the functional equilibrium,
can only be secured By Inducing. in some
wa7 a normal distribution OF nerve
stimulus. Other methods are speculative
as to result, but Chiropractic Is as ae-
curate as figures.
No Drugs. No Knife Call and see us.
our Consultation and Examination is
Free.
DPS. RATLEpeE & MATHIS.
CHlROPRACTORs.
Head C1fficas ~
THE RATLEDcE. SYSTEM
cHIRoPRAcTic SCHOOLS. W
.~fss
2osIa e. Okla. Ave. va.
Office Phone. 1872. Office oppo.i,.
Res Phones, lS2 & Ssl. I1ne Hotel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-10
The Enemies of Commission Govern
r1ent
fTulsa Worldl

llulSa W0rldb
In Sunday mornings issue of the
Jollin Globe there was an interview
with c. o. Frye, Of Tulsa, in which
tie gentleman declared commission
government miserable failure thai
@as fast rushing Tulsa 10 its ruin.
Tho same sentiment was reflected by
"N Il. Rhode who conducted a. yigor-
one campaign in Guthrie for the mu,
mt.pal spoilers,
And the cause in one case is just
as apparent as in the other. Mr..
frye is disgruntled at commission
governments because the commission
e"s refused 10 allow his sand stone
20 be used in cement work where
limestone was named in The specifi-
atoms. That's the full story of the
wr ngs commission government has
d,pe TO Mr.. Frye, Because commits
sion government has insisted that the
material entering into public work,
fer which the taxpayers must pay,
$ ~ be first class material Mr..
Frye goes on the war path and rush
cs to the outside world with his griev-
aace.
because MI Rhode felt the steam
80 Ier of popular Indignation and was
turned from the public crib his works
AMI record condemned and his sys-
tenn repudiated, he has a grievance
s. commission government And he
.1shes half across ihe state TO nm
msily and untruthfully criticise his
hone city and at the same time Join
bands with municipal despoilers OF
another political faith,
nhe present critics of municipal
e ernment but pay the system a
most wonderful tribute