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Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07
PERSONAL.

Lyman Maine, Jr., of Willimantic
was in Norwich on business Friday.
Miss Bertha Flynn Of Woodstock is
visiting her sister, Miss Mary Flynn
of Brewsters Neck
Miss Julia NJ. Peckham of Westerly
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence K.
Carpenter of Fort Point.
Miss Ella McCaffrey and Miss Nell
lie Mccartney of New London were
visitors in Norwich on Sunday.
Mrs. Cutie, former resident of
Norwich, is the guest for a few days
of Mrs. Hitchon of Maple Grove ave-
nue..
Mrs. Cecilia Lester and Miss Ella
Lester have returned from a trip TO
the Pacific coast and a visit with rel
atives in California. They were ac-
companied home from Newcastle, Pa,
for short visit by Frank Lester.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07
Mems Neckwear

The new Fall Neckwear is hero
and whatever the Fall fashions call
for you'll find in our section devoted
to Mems Neckwear. The Fifty-cent
Ties include wide assortment of
most dressy Neckwear. All priced
rightly.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07
Have You Noticed ths
lucr,osed Trouei!

It's n su:e sign OF good veathtS ana
rne roa.s- People like 10 get out into
the opel air. We furnish the best
method and IL you'll taxa one Of our
teams y,u-ii say tire SAFE
hiHoNEY BROS Falls Aveens
RArl1e
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07
Mems Negligee Shirts

Well, it's wonderful what a differ
ence a good, smart Shirt will make in
mans appearance, and one can't
help making friends with the very
best Shirt in the market-at Soc up.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07
To Have Your Desserts just Ripb,

you must use williams Vanilla. IT has
uueouailed strength and purity. M
ways uniform and dependablc Used by
tho best cooks cyeryN here for over half
n aquturY-adN
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07
WEDDING.
Levin-5iauzWern.

The marriage of Benjamin Levin and
Mrs Alice BlauZwern. q widow, both of
this city took place on Sunday even
ing at 8 O'Clock at NO. 33 Spring
A few friends to the number Of about
fifteen attended the ceremony, which
was performed by Rabbi Max Stamm.
Both are natives of Russia but have
been residents of this city for a num-
Der Of years, Mr.. Levin having retired
from active business. He has been
twice a widower and this is his third
wife.
Main Snyder.
At the Baptist church in North
Stonington Saturday afternoon at 5
o'clock, Miss Grace Louise Snyder.
daughter OF Judge and Mrs. Calvin
Snyder of North Stonfngton. and
Leonard R. Main of the same town
were united in marriage by Rev. J.
Howard Adams, pastor of the church,
assisted by Rev. Lucian Drury. DR..
Thurman Main of Philadelphia was
best man and Miss Harriet Miner was
maid of honor. Miss Evelyn. sister
of the groom, was flower bearer.
The bride wore a handsome dress
of cedar colored silk and carried a
bouquet Of pink carnations, while the
maid of honor's dress was of blue.
The ushers We're Floyd Main and Lyle
c. Gray. There We're many present,
including d mum Der from out of town.
The wedding march by Mendelssohn
was PLAYED as the occasional. while
Wagner's bridal chorus was PLAYED by
Mrs John Richardson as the party en-
tered the church. Many beautiful
presents were received. After their
wedding trip to New York Mr.. and
Mrs. Main will reside with the brides
parents.
A wedding renast was served at the
brides home after the service and t
the same time there was the celebra-
ton Of the 18th wedding anniv ersary
of Judge and Mrs Snyder. Many were
present at the observance. Judge
snyder has been town clerk at North
Stoninston for % years and Judge of
probate for Il years
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07
Men S Fancy Vests

Mems Fancy Vests in large asserts
ment Of new designs, also White Dress
Masterpieces $500 to $3.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07
Punishment Inevitable.

Tie highest telegraph and telephone
stations in Europe are on Monte Rosa
They are connected with the general
Italian system.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07

Specialists NJ c. Aides will be at
the Wauregau Tuesday and Wednes-
day for the benefit of ladies who plan
to attend the ball, giving up her New
York enga gement-adv
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07

The schools in Groton will be closed
today (Monday) to give the teachers
an opportunity Of visiting schools else
where. Several will visit Norwich
schools
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07

Connecticut men will attend the
eighty seventh meeting of the New
England association Of school super
intendents, which will be held in the
hall of the Latin school, Boston. on
Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07

Keep the state senate republican to
maintain the party strength in the
United States senate. This is why the
republicans of the Nineteenth senator
ial district should Loyalty support
John H. Davis.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07

Mrs Timothy 8. Blackstone of Chi
cago has recently returned from
spending the summer in Europe, and
is the guest of her sisters the Misses
Norton.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07

Short thick. curly hair is an indica-
ton of great natural strength.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07

One of the speakers at the State
Congregational conference in Putnam
November 16 will be Rev. ]. III. We'll
den Of Greenwich, formerly of Nor
wich.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07

In this state the chestnut tree blight
has been mostly in the southern part
Fairfield and New Haven county being
the heaviest losers, Fairfield county in
particular. where almost every town
has been affected.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07

Mrs. Brownell Gage has been spend
ing the weekend with Mr.. Gage in
New Haven. where she was guest of
honor at luncheon and tea on Satur-
day.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07

Then there is the vice Of cursing
sw caring, bIasphemy. which is alnlos
national. Man would not dare to in
suit man as he insults God in the wan
ton, irreverent use of His name Here
too, is the work of an enemy.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-07

The foundation is completed for an
other new house on Geer place.
Election returns will be received at
the Shetucket club Tuesday evening,
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-29
CANADIANS UNITE
In ROYAL GOOD TIME
Barre Club Went to Graniteviile Last
Night and Joined with Domin-
ion Brothers on the
Hill

About thirty members Of the Canadian
club Of this city went to GraniteviIs
last night and Joined with the Canadian
residents Of that section in q royal good
time at Miles ball The Barre party
was met at the hall BY l25 of their
dominion brothers, and from that time
until the breaking.up At midnight there
was a round Of pleasure for AL Refresh
ments furnished BY the club and served
hy the GraniteviHe "boysn added to the
enjoyable features Of the evening.
NJ NJ Gordon Of this city was the
foastmaster Of the evening and there
was speaking and singing by various
members Of the company during the en-
tire evening Among the speakers was
Malcolm MeIver Of this city, and songs
were given BY James Armstrong Of the
hill, Henry Kent Of this city, BY the
Edwards brothers Of Graniteville and by
Alex. Stewart The last-named gave his
in Gaelic and il was pronounced one Of
the best Of its kind ever heard by the
members Of the party.
The COMMITTEES. 70 whom the party
was indebted for the success 81 The even
ing, was composed Of the following,
A. A. smith and ". G. Quinlen of this
city and Malcolm McKinuon and A. D.
Smith Of Graaitevlle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-29
INSANITY
HEARINGS
James MikaleS' Case Followed
Ray MulIen's
FORMER BACK TO ASYLUM
No Defense Was Presented, and Dr.. H
W. Mitchell Testified That the
Young Man Is Insane at the
Present Time.

No defense was entered in Washington
county court late yesterday afternoon,
when the matter Of ascertaining the pres
emit mental state Of james Mikales, ac-
quilted Of murdering Mrs. O. G. Masoott
ia Barre July 25 last. BY reason Of in
sanity, came up for hearing, and after
one witness bad been heard Judge Butler
ordered the young man into the keeping
Of Sheriff Tracy TO be placed IN the state
asylum At Waterbury, stating that he
would issue the decretal ordar later.
The single witness heard was DR.. II.
W. Mitchell, recently Of the insane asy-
Ium at Bangor Me-, who was one Of the
experts in the brief trial Of the case
ten days ago. Dr. Mitchell testified that
not only was the boy insane when he
shot Mrs Mascot ast summer, but that
he Is insane at the present time and
dangerous 10 be at large Following that
testimony. Judge Butler ordered Mikales
returned 70 the state asylum.
DR.. Mitchell had testified earlier in the
afternoon in the case of Ray Mullen, tle
nurse who pesitioned foT freedom on the
ground that be Is at present Of sound
mind he was acquitted Of the murder
Of Fred Bafchelder IN Barre four years
ago, BY reason OF insanity. Dr. Mitchell
read letter which be had written to
M M Gordon, the young mans attorney,
when The latter asked f0r information
about Mullen Dr. Mitchell told that be
thought Mullen insane and that be prob
ably wonId never recover
When asked by Attorney General Sar
CANT If Mullen would resume the alcohol
and morphine habit if released, Dr.
Mitchell said that q man who had been
ia the habit Of taking ten grains Of NOR
phine for a considerable period and who
had been subject 70 the iiqu0r habit for
ten Years, can never entirely break off,
supt 2. D cirout ard Dr. w L. Was.
son Of the Vermont STATE hospital for
the insane testified that Mullen Il insane
and that BE win always raraain "a. DR..
Grout had observed Mullen a year before
the occurrence which led e The mans
arrest thai was when Mullen came to
fhs stste hospital be nurae when che
testimony was completed Judge Butler
ordered Mullen returned 10 tho state
prison at Windsor, pending the courts
decision. and Mullen was taken hack last
night
Several divorce hearings were held to-
day ID the court, those this forenoon
being Mary Ainsworth vs.. Ollie Aims
worth oF Woodbury. Dr g #. Burr vs
Maud Burr ef Montpelier, and wv Poulm
VS.. Dolor Pouhn Of Montpelier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-29
TEDDY's HoME-co COMING.
Program for New York Reception Out
lined.

New York. April 29. announcement
was made last night bY Capt. Arthur
M. Crosby, secretary Of the Roosevelt
reception committee. Of tie official pros
gram adopted for the reception 81 Theo-
dore Roosevelt on his return to tie
United States. on Saturday, june Is.
The steamship, Augusta Victoria, on
which he arrives, viii be met at quar-
antine BY the entire reception commit
tee Of tine city, appointed biz Mayor
Gaynor Oh board q United States rev.
enue cttter. and there viii be tri-
umphant parade Of steamers, yachts and
harbor craft to the Battery
At the Battery Mr. Roosevelt and the
committee viii disembark. Mayor Gay
nor will officially receive and welcome
him and the party win proceed by car
riages to Broadway IN this process
sion the following order viii Be OBJ
served, escort Of Rough Riders, Mr.
Roosevelt in carriage entire reception
committee in carriages.
The parade viii pass up Broadway to
Wavcrly place, turning Washington arch
up Fifth avenue to a9th street, where
t will be dispersed
Visiting ORGANIZATIONS delegates and
|all associations taking part in the re-
ception exercises are to be lined up four
deep on the each side Of Fifth avenue,
during the procession and after the
party has passed, then they viii wheel
in behind the reception committee in
company or platform front. No ban
quet or public official dinner win be
held although the city will be decorated
for the occasion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-29
GRADUATE OF 1870
TO GIVE GRAFTON
Rev. Henry D. Stevens Of Sterling, Mass,
Chosen to Address Goddard Alumni,
june 9.

The program for alumni day AZ the
coming commencement Of Goddard semi
nary has been completed, and it promises
something very interesting. The day
comes on Thursday, June 0. The orator
Of the day will Be Rev. Henry D. stevens
a graduate Of the fist class in 1870 and
one OF four men graduates Mr. Stevens
was born IN East Montpelier, but his
parents moved @ Barre IN order to per.
nit the young man to attend Goddard
Following his graduation from Goddard
Just 40 years ago: he attended Cornell
university and was graduated there. He
il now Unitarian clergyman, located
at Sterling, Mass.
The poem Of the day win be written
and delivered by Mrs. Edith Talcott
Webster, 'e9. Of Burlington. There win
be reading By Irwin L. Potter, Boston,
of the class OF 1900; a song By Mrs. Merle
Morrison Close, 1900, of Cambridge
Mass, and piano solo by Miss Bessie /.
Spear, 1908, Of this city.
Rev j Harry Holden, class Of 1881,
pastor Of Universahst church at Rox.
bury, Mass, will deliver the baccalaure-
ate sermon before the graduating class.
Mr. Holden was born ia hiddIesex, and
bis mother is still residing ia that town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-29
"DoKIEs' TN A PARADE.
Startled the People Of woodsviiIe Last
Evening.

Fifty officers and members Of Suadah
temple, No 40. D. Q. X. X, from this
city and Montpelier went to Woodsville,
q. III, yesterday afternoon II a special
train which left here over the Wells
River road a 4:45 O'Clock. A largely
attended ceremonial Of the temple was
held. and 4 class Of 20 tyros were initiat-
ed into the order Before the work there
was street parade of tho tvros in sim
eie. fle, red-tagged and tied to cable
and led By the doFie band and drum
corps.
After the tyros had been put through
the mysteries Of the order, banquet
was served to The dokias il the Odd Eel
lows hall By the ladies of the Univer-
salist church. There were It's dokies
present from Vermont and New Hamp-
shire. The tyros were from Littleton,
Woodsville, Lyndonvills and Montpelier.
The special train brought the doEies back
at $3.50 o'clock this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-29
Deputy Sheriff Has Exciting
Time Near Burlington
BULLETS WHISTLED CLOSE
Charles E. spaulding, While Driving to
Home at Malletts Bay Last Evening,
Was Held Up by an Unknown
Man Who Called His Name.

Burlington, April 2o-Deputy Sheriff
Charles r. spaulding Of Malletts bay
had an exciting experience last night
at half past eight o'clock, while re-
turning home BY team from the render
ing plant IN the north part Of this city,
lie had reached point near the Heine.
burg bridge when a man jumped cut
from hehind tree and shot at him
with revolver, at the same time call
ing out his name The horse, becom-
ing frightened BY the noise ran.
The first bullet was followed BY an
other, and both whistled close to the
officers head The assailant then ran
away. He was not known to Mr..
spauldine. He was tan, well-built and
wore dark clothes Il is thought that
his motive was robbery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-29
DEposIroRs REAssuRED.
LiquidatOr Of Marine Bank Of Bath, Me-,
Issues q Statement.

Bath. Me-, April 20.-o. l. Telling,
chief Of the division Of reports in the
controllers Office az Washington and
who is setting up the affairs o. the
Marine National bank here. issued a
statement yesterday saying there was
no need for depositors becoming alarmed,
as the Marine depostors viii be paid
dollar for dollar at the Lincoln Nation
al bank The consolidation Of the two
banks took effect Vt the close Of bus
mess Wednesday night and was brought
about, II il stated. because Of the shrink.
age of business
The city Of Bath, through the will
Of the late Miss Lucinda Bailey, comes
into possession Of 427 shares il astotal
Of 1000 outstanding forming part Of
the funds bsqueathad by Miss Bailey
To found the Bailey Industrial school
Through the liquidation of tie hank
the fund viii At once realize from s27,-
755 70 S32025.
The city has selected Alderman VIII
liam a. Furher 10 represent the city.
The Marine bank was established Dec
20, 1864 and opened for business Jan
Il 1855. Horatio Al Duncan was the
lirst cashier and has been continuously
connected with the institution s. cash
er or president.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-29
NO INTEREST IN ALASKA
THEN OR NOW
Baliinger On Stand To-day-Said He
Didu't Know There Was Such
a Thing as Cunningham
CIaimz

Washington, D. G., April 2e-The con.
gressional committee room was crowded
to the doors to-day. when Ballinger took
the stand IN the investigation Of charges
brought against him BY pinchot and
CLAWS When asked ii he would make
an advance statement, the same as PIN
chot, Ballinger said: "Ko. | will not
follow in the footsteps Of those who
calumniate and then refuse to stay by
their statements" Yertrees conducted a
direct examination. Ballingsr said that
1t was on the solicitation Of Roosevelt
that he himself had become a commits.
sionar Of the memorial land Office He
said he knew piHehot At college and was
friendly with him but not intimate. Tie
said when he became commissioner be
didn't even know there was such 4 group
as The Cunningham eaims said then
Il bad AZ Interest II Alaska IN amy lande.
either directly or indirectly. and have
not to-day"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-29
puR1INeroN LIcENsEs



Burlington, April %. The Burling-
ton license commissioners yesterday
granted the 10 licenses to sell liquor in
this city, which are permitted by the
liquor statute There were seven first
class. nine second class, and three third
class There were also six dfth class or
druggists licenses granted, these not
being aportioned by population
The Est lolowsi First class, Michael
Dorm, 20l Main street Fred Il Flan'
agan. las Main street w = McIafty,
l37 Main street David II MeCuen, 81
North street q H Murphy 3 Church
street. Sherwood house Herbert ptcn-
er, l05 Main street stephen ]. Ploof,
2O2 North street
Second class, Albert and Saieer, 81
North street Caisse and MeUnier 3sD
st. Paul street Thomas r Clay, 1862
Battery street. James =. Goliath 1866
South champlain street, b be trans
ferred J II LavlQne. northwestern corr
ner Of King and Battery street, to be
transferred Frank H, Roblihrd laS
North street. George Q. stiles l53
Cherry street. Graham Wilson, 1877
Church street.
Third class, Henry S. Clark 81 North
avenue. to be transferred. George Win
kel. 1916 Battery street. i. T. Wood
bury, Van Ness house
Druggists licenses, Mason G. Beebe,
rs Church street J. g. Belroke, 1850
Church street. Alba c. Booth, lT2 Col
lepe street. G. Fl. Churchill. 90 Church
street. Engene Gosselin, las North
Cahmplain street. J VI O'Sullivan, "A
Church street
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-29
THOUGHT he WAS PRESIDENT.
Joseph Butrim Of Lawrence is Taken
from the White House.

Washington D. G., April 20. Joseph
Butrim Of Lawrence. Mass, came to
Washington to preside at the White
House When I've got to the White House
yesterday policeman told him he had
better 90 to the station house. he was
locked up as mentally unsound.
Butrim conceived the idea that he
was the president He brought with
him the accoutrements Of office He
had for a mace Ounce cap of red,
trimmed in gold and carefully polished
and 4 splendidly decorated broomstick
Tie also mad clothes 70 wear for the
Inauguration The trousers were green
and were striped At the police station
the man appointed nine desk sergeants
and patrolmen, members Of his cab
net.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-29
WESTON LOSING TIME.
Bothered BY Ankle Won't Reach New
York This Week.

Hudson, n Y, April 20 The injury
to his ankle, suffered Wednesday night
in an automobile accident, win probably
prevent Edward Payson Weston from
reaching New York until Monday. IIe
had expected to arrive thore on Friday
or Saturday at the latest, but the 60
ing was rather slow and hard yesteF-
day and on reaching here at 6sl5 last
night he announced change in plans
If he makes New York on Monday De
win still be II days ahead Of his sched
ule, which called for 90 days, is Sun
days are not counted
Despite the strained ankle, Weston
covered % miles yesterday He halted
for three hours at Undertook, l2 miles
from mere 70 rest aud then resumed
hs walk, averaging three miles on hour.
Several hundred persons met the ped
estrian as he entered Hudson and ae-
companied him to bis hotel Tke injured
ankle forced him frequently to shift
his gait and at the hotel he fell as he
was going up stairs, but quickly regained
MS feet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-29
BATTERED BIZ SEAS.
Maine Schooner Ashore on Nantucket
Bar.

Nantucket, Mass, April % The two.
masted schooner. Nettie b Dobbin. Of
Maehias, Me-. went ashore 90 Nantucket
bar late yesterday She lies IN 4 bad
position, half full Of water, and with
the seas breaking over her continually
it is feared that she will soon 20 to
pieces
Capt. Walter F Small Of Millbridge,
Nc, owner Of the craft. and the crew
were rescued by Nantucket fishermen.
The Dobbin left New York On April
II, with cargo Of cement for Machias.
While on Pollock rip she sprung leak.
IN endeayoring 10 make port tne ves-
sci was caught in q stiff northeastern
and driven upon The bar, where she re-
mained AZ suudown, hard md fast
The vessel il insured for $1,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-29
HINrRD Ar uNFAIMrbLNEss.
Dr. Wilder Took Stand in His Own De-
fence Yesterday.

Burlington. April 90 The divorce
case Of Helen A Wilder VS.. Henry u.
Wilder occupied Che attention Of Chit
tenden county court an day yesterday.
In the early afternoon the counsel for
the petitionee made motion for the
dismissal Of the petition on the grounds
that the petitioner had not proved her
residence in this state, but resided in
and that the petitioner and
the pettionee had been III eollusion.
The motion was overniled by the court.
Dr. Wilder took the stand again yes
terday and testified in regard about
the visits to bis house Of certain men.
When he complained to his wife Of these
visits she replied that ne did not love
her, or he would not talk To her as he
did.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-29
APPEAL FOR AID
Is Expected to Shortly Double Albanian
ReyoIutionists.

Belgrade, servia april 2o Leaders
of the Albanian revolt issued mani
festo to-day, calling on all adult AL
banians to join the revolt There are
now $4,000 Albanians il the field, ac-
cording to dispatches from pristina,
and the appeal is expected to double
their number IN a week Abdul Hands
old palace guard is said to be the board
of strategy directing the Albanians in
the revolt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-29
is AFTER WOMAN
OF FOLDING BED
Coroner HalIenstein Of New York Says
He viii Get Wellington Smiths
Companion Within "a
Hours

New York, April 20. Coroner Hallen-
stein. who is investigating the death Of
Wellington Smith, THE Lee, Mass, manu-
iactrar in a foding-hed at local
clearinghouse. says lie viii have the
woman, who was with Smith. within
twenty four hours He intends that
she shall tell her own story OF the bed
collapse When the woman fled she
took Smiths papers and watch, with
name and residence engraved in tae
ease.
Smith viii be buried this afternoon
privately. The family refuse to say #
they know the name Of the woman, who
went with the millionaire when he called
in New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-29
MURDERED
BY HER LOVER
Miss Jessie Labaar Killed
Near WinOOski
BY A C0LORED TROOPER
Sergeant wildam West, the Rejected
Suitor, Gave Himself Up to the
Authorities Shortly After the
Tragedy.

Winooski, April 20. Miss Jesse la
baar, colored girl aged p years was
killed this morning az her home between
Winooski and Fort Ethan Allen, the
United States military post BY Sergeant
Wildam West, of Troop x, 10th United
States cavalry, because Of unrequitted
love. Sergeant West gave himself up
to the authorities
The murder occurred ia the room Of
the>vietim as Sergeant West was max
ing visit to her. II is said that 10
had proposed to marry the girl but had
been refused Miss Labaar formerly
lived in Montreal