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Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
Rrirroee's Minssrels at Opera House.

The attraction at the Loomer opera house Tuesday evening was George H. Primrose's Greater Minstrels. The show was a fairly good one, but hardly up to the excellent standard set by the owner in years gone by. A pa rade at noon was witnessed by a large number of people and the men in line looked spick and span
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
K. H. s. SCHEDULE.
Seasons Games as Arranged by Man
 aqer Phillips.

Following is the schedule of games as arranged for the Killfng1y High school baseball team by Manager New ton Phillips: Saturday April Is, at Wauregan. F. C. league team; April 20, Kiningly vs. Tourtelotte, at North Grovenordale; April 25, Killingly vs. Putnam at Putnam; April 27, Kil1ing- ly vs. St. Louis school. at Webster; April 29. KiHingfy vs Putnam. at Dan- ielson: date not selected, Killingly vs
 Pomfret school; April 30, Killingly vs
 Dayville. Trf-VMlage team, at Day.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
Final Hearing in Moo,up Case.

The final hearing of the creditors of Horns Brothers of Moosup was held Tuesday forenoon in the office of Ref cree in Bankruptcy A. J. Bowen. At torney Bradford w. Denfelson of Moo- sup appeared for the Hiorns Brothers as no creditor put in an appearance cne case was closed by Judge Bowen. The available assets will now be fig ured in order that the amount of div Idend to be paid to the creditors may be determined, after deducting the court fees
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13

healing .properties assists in rcstorinm tissues in gradual healthy. natural manner, thus keeping the old young in spirits It is invaluable for overworlsed men, delicate women and siclSly children. It is wonderful remedy in the preven> ton and cure of consumption, pneu> monia, grippe, bronchitis, coughs, coids asthma. malaria, low levers, stomach troubles and all wasting and weakening conditions, if taken as directed.
 All druggists, grocers and dealers, oa direct, $l00 large bottle. Be sure you get the genuine; substitutes and imitas tions are injurious. Medical booklet, containing rare common sense rules fot health and testimonials. also doctors advice, sent free to any one who writes. The Duffy Malt whisisey Co.,, Rochester, ~. Y
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13

Death of Louis Heneault. Mir and Mrs. Harry Harford of Wor- cester are guests of MT. and Mrs. AL fred L. Reed.
 MT. and Mrs. Cosmer S. Young are again at their hc1ne in Danielson, aft CT spading the winter in the south Thomas Somers of New York called on friends in Danielson Tuesday.
 George P. Hayes of Manchester, N- H., was a visitor in Danielson Tues day.
 Mrs. B. J. Levesque of Fall River is visiting with friends in Danielson.
 Mrs. F. Burroughs is to spend the next two weeks with relatives in Paw tucket-
 Reach to Get a Tryout.
 Roy Reach who has made applica- ton for a place on the Norwich team Of the Connecticut Baseball associa- tfon expects to get a tryout on May 2d.
 Unclaimed Letters.
 Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Danielson postof1ce this week: Mrs. Maggie Park, Miss Luciel Reynolds, Fred Bessette, Alfred BIiere' R. E. Blair.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
Funeral of John B. carman.

The, funeral of John Best Carrnan was held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock from his home in South Cow entry, Rev. Neston Light, pastor of the Congregational church of that viI- lage, off1ciating. The bearers were J. M. Wood. T. H. Wood, W. c. Lattf mer Albert E. Harmon, F. J. Tracy and William F. Wood. Burial was in the Nathan Hale cemetery, South Cow entry. Funeral Directors Elmore & Shepard of this city were in charge of the arranEements
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
Will Receive 1oe on the Doll.

There was a hearing on the matter Of confirming the composition offer of 10 cents on the dollar made by Charles Haddad before Referee in Bankruptcy A. J. Bowen Tuesday. There was none to put in any objection to the offer and the creditors will be paid on the basis proposed. Attorney William A. Arnold appeared for the bankrupt.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13

Attorney Huber D. Card. who has been at Saranac Lake for several months for the benefit of his healtfl returned to Putnam Tuesday after noon.
 Mir Card will remain permanently in Putnam and is to resume business as soon as he can make the necessary arrangements.
 EIks' Installation.
 Mayor Archibald Macdonald, past exalted ruler. installed the newly
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
sprina Lids for Postmen.

The local letter carriers have re- ceived new hats for summer wear to replace the winter caps. The hats are of the regulation blue-gray color similar in shaunpe to the broad brirn- med fedora.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
W. H. s. to Play Storrs.

The Windham high school baseball squad will go to Storrs today to season in game with the Connecti- cut agricultural college nine All the rlfore promising candidates will be giv- en chance to show their respective merit.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
WILLIMANTlC
What Is Goino On Tonioht,

Border Grange, No. 93, Patrons of I1el sbandry.
 Vaudeville and Moving Pictures at the Opera House.
 Moving Pictures at the Bi5ou and Scenic Temple.
 Willimantic Commandery, No. 256, U. O G. c.
 Windham Encampment. No. 10. l. o.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
shaws Vivid Imaaination.

War with Japan is sure,'' says Les lie M. Shaw, but everybody remem- bers that when MT. Shaw was secre- tary of the treasury he ruled that frog legs were poultry.--Washing Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13

Savings bank. the price paid being
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
MURRAY'S BOSTON STORE
 WIILIMAHTIC, CONN.
Homen's and Misses High Class Spring Suits
 s25.e0 and s45.00 Suits
 al Sf5.90 and S35.

How we can sell s25.0o or s45.0o Suit st SIS and S35 Is very simple. A r1anufa cturer's overconfidence- One of the bezt known makers of high grade a-enne, New York thought he was go- W omen and Misses Suits in Fifth ing to get a good many :I more orders cuezltly. after Easter he had a big stock on hand and wzs running low on ready money Our buyer gave us tlle word. and a prompt cash offer was the r~sult- Here are the beautiful and ex- CuisfIe garments THE SUITS are rnade of the finest French Serges, Di- asao1zls and Wors<ed- Many 4lair-lnle stripes and checks are included, and they are in black, tan and gray, plain y tailored or handsomely enbrolder- ed Almost every coat IS silk lined are included
 Save s1s on each suit by only pay ing s15-00 and $35-00-
 MISSES SUITS.
 Many are copies of high priced inn ported models; some are hand en1- b-oidere6 and beautifully trimmed: sEch choice fabrics French Serge Serge Diazonais and Broken Plaids. Many superb Pastel Shades: no two Fuits alike Prices s1o-o0 and s25.oo.
 woMEN's SKIRTS. Ia all the new spring fabrics, such Esrses DiaEonals. French Popiins, Mel rose and French Voile, with with out the drop skirt, at s3-50 to S22.50. Also the new Tussah Royal at $500.
 Wcrneu's full length Coats, in French Serge. Storm Serge navy and black. senzi-fit or Norfolk $12-5o to s2z.50.
 Wcmen's Black Coats, 36 in. length, in Broadcloth. Panama and Serge, ss-s0 to s17-5o-
 WoMEN's FULL LENGTH COATS in French Serge. Storm Serge, navy and black; semi-fft or Norfolk; from s1-.so to $s2-50.
 WoMEN'S BLACK COATS ,l 6 4n. Ion=. in BroadcIoth, Panama and Serge -s-5o to s17-50.
 MISSES MILITARY CAFES. All high class material, and all the r~west spring shades: great variety to cheese from at s15-00 to $7.5o.
 MISSES SKIRTS. sn aG the prevalent styles, pleated. penel front. side pleating or front kilt, THE H. L. MURRAY CO. Aesnts Ladies' Home Journal Paper
 Patterns.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
Duffy's 6 Pure Malt WhIskey

as a renewer Qt youth and tonic stimulant is one of the greatest strength : givers known to science. It aids iii destroy- ing disease, and by its building and
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
PUTNAM

Harrison Young in Hiding Because of Shocking Revelations Degenerate Father Who Has Sacrificed IS Year Old Daughter-chippend May Get Bonds.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
DANlELSON

James caIIianis Dead-K. Fl. g. sched- ule-State Police Again After Eli Dagenais - Industrial Company's Stock Sells at 1 1-2 Cents Share Death of Louis Heneault.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
L. M. REED

has the agency fer the Travsers Life and Accident Go. of Hartford. Ct, A.d the United States Health ana A Ssi- dent Ins. Co. of saKinaw. Mich VI rte for rates and full particulars
 Sex S3:. WiIIimantie- Ct
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
MILE. nmAuRnaAHD

has the latest styles in millinery. At- tend her opeping on March 24. 2b and 2s.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
MISSES, SUITS.

Many are copies of high priced inn ported models; some are hand en1- b-oidere6 and beautifully trimmed; ssch cbosce fabr1cs as French Serge Worsted. Shepherd Checks, Wide Vale Serge Dia<onais and Broken Plaids. Many superb Pastel Shades: no two ruits alike Prices s1o.0O and $25.0o.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13

FOR SALE.
 Second hand canopy top surrey. in first class condition. For particulars. address Box 12sb, Jewett City Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
yEwEIT CITY CANDY TcIrcHEN.

You win Ana in connection a nrst class restaurant Home made pastry of all kinds. Meals served at all honrA Oysters and clanla served to order TrV Teft's ice cream. Jewett City cAndt Kitchen, near St Mary~s hall. Haaksn block. Jswett City. Conn
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
Where to Trade in JeWett City
SPRING MILLINERY.

We cordially invite the ladies Co in- spect .onr. display of Spring Model Hats assured satisfaction and prontnbie re- suits. l.. A Roy. Jewett City, ct
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09

The figures must admit approximately correct
of the by Standard but that
they not from Washington proved by statement
N1r Mcn supervisor Utah distance talk
this morning Mr. Ncn said the Utah
ed from his office last Monday and could possibly
reached Washington and therefore the Republicans
having obtained the figures the head office
tricky deception which, while disclosing the enterprise
Turpn is not commendabe honorable
The Standard with other recognizing that the
desire the injunction Of the
figures until publicity should be
papers be equal opportunity to obtain them
thought of violating that rule unwten law among
paper that they will the methods Peepng
Tom that they will not violate confidence that they will
sort to tricky tactics advantage
publican apparently has dsrgarded those ethics played
the part of the sneak and stupidity boastfuy
fdiousness
There should be investigation of this to which the
Republican confesses o be a party
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
SAM BERGER IS
NOT DISMISSED

Ben Lomond. Cal, June S.-Rumors
to the effect that Sam Berger was To
be deposed as JeffrieS' manager to
make way for another, presumably
James ] Corbett, were set at rest to-
day, when JeGfrics positively denied
that any such change is Contemplated
Jeffrics said
Sam Berger Is my manager and
viii continue TO be Just as long as
he handles my affairs as we'll as he
has In the past Since Berger has
been on the job for me. | cannot re-
member a single MISUNDERSTANDING
between us. Once down here. we had
a bit OF spat, He thought that I
should do moro boxing, and | told him
TO look after his end OF the business
and | would attend to mine. That
does not count, however Berger has
done hi sbest for me. and he Is going
10 stay right where he Is
Jefrles looks upon the rumors ne
an attempt TO stir up the same SORT
of dissension as has dlsrupted the
harmony OF the Johnson camp, for the
past fe wdays.
Three rounds OF boxing With Rob
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
FISH DEALER TELLS
WHERE FUNDS WENT

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. June SIN ad-
dition TO finding evidence today indi-
eating that the fund collected to kill
the fish bill became a part Of the
general Jackpot" distributed among
the bathroom boys" states Attorney
Burke was informed by Charles Cole.
a fish dealer of BeardstowD who ap
peared before the grand jury this
afternoon that he and other fisher
men were given to understand that 1t
would take s2.500 to XIII the bill af.
fecting their business Mr.. Budke
says he received definite information
also today that at a meeting of fisher
men in Beardstown during the session
of the legislature, Representative a
a Foster. chairman Of the house fish
and game committee, declared hs
could either Kill the fish bill or So.
cure Its passage. The prosecutor says
Mr. Foster VIII not be called at this
time TO testify.
Cole gave evidence that Mr.. Burke
says will help him in connecting the
fish bill fund 10 the general legiSla-
tive Jackpot" and revelations are to
be expected as Cole gave the prosecu-
tor the names of two prominent men
whose activities in having fund col
lected from the fishermen indicates to
Mr. Budke purpose TO get the money
for the general Jackpot"
The only other Witnesses today
was Cashier IT e Condit, of the
First National Bank Beardstown, who
gave the prosecutor all information
he could relative TO the sl.275, tele-
graphed to his bank from the First
National Bank of Peoria This Is the
moneys alleged TO have been collect
ed by John Dixon from fish dealers
around Pekin and Peoria
AT BearG5town, this S1.275 was
placed in an envelope with $500 col
lected from the dealers around
Beardstown and Havana. The total OF
I2,075. was delivered In a package ac-
cording to Mr.. Burke. 10 DR.. F. j.
Sohweer. who turned II over to his
father, Fred j. Schweer. and the lat
ter brought IT to Springfield and de
livered the money TO Frank j. Traut,
on May 26, the same day that the
$l,275 was stransmItted by wire from
Peoria to Bcardstown,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
INSURGENTS MAY
FIGHT REPOR I

WASHINGTON, June S.-Seyeral
exchanges Of views between Senators
Elkins and AldTich and Representa-.
tive Mann of Illino preparatIry to a
formal conference on the railroad bill
took place today. 1t was generally
understood that the conferees would
meet tomorrow although no call for
the meeting was Issued
Senators Aldrich and Cane visited
the White House tonight and talked
with the president concerning
changes that he might desire In the
senate bill which practically was ap-
proved by him in his message to con-
greSs yesterday The general under
standing is that the senate and house
leaders will get together on the sub
ject matter to he taken from the two
bills before action Is taken formally
by the conferees. If this course is
p0rsued It is likely the only question
10 be voted on In the two houses.
would be the adoption OF the confer
ence report
InsuTgcnt members In both the SEN
ate and house fear TO let the subject
come before them In that manner as
they think 1t would give the great op-
portunity for elimination of progress
sivc FEATURES Incorporated through
an alliance between Democrats and
insurgents In the senate bill
Al an informal conference of insur-
gents senators today, they pledged
themselves to fight against the adop
ton OF the conference report should
II take away any of the advantages
which they claimed TO have forced
into the bill In the interests of ship
pers.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
STAGE H0LDUP WAS
AN EXCITING JOKE

SEATTLE, Wash. June S'-An
eighteenth century stage coach hold
up. planned as an added amusement
for the guests In Harry Whitney
Treats new English four-in-hand,
but carried out with such perfection
OF detail that $500 worth of val
uables were lifted from the passen-
gers, the woman thoroughly fright
cned and the police force OF this city
thrown Into frenzy of bandit chaS-
Ing. furnished this city today with an
unusual excitement. Treat and his
friends were thoroughly taken in by
the jokers, and in response TO their
hurry summons every available man
OF the police department was called
Into action. They were sent to the
front in automobiles and arrived at
the clubhouse In the country club
grounds, only to find that a messeu-
ger from the bandits was already
there restoring the spoiIs.
Treats coach. n recent Importation
from England, and equipped In eigh-
teenth century style. with dashing
teams. liyerIed positions. post horn
and the like. caused all the trouble
IL set out today with a load OF So
ciety people, including Mrs. George
II Snowden, niece OF President
Taft; Mrs. j. H Balllnger. n niece
of Secretary Ballinger, and Mrs j. D.
Farrell. wife OF the head of the Har-
rlman lines in the northwest
AS the coach neared the country
club four masked men leaped from
the brush beside the road. Under
the threat of weapons Treat pulled
up and the passengers were harshly
ordered to surrender their Jewels.
Rings. watches. purses and all kinds
of trlnkets ratified into the bag. at
tached to a long pole. which was
! presented, and then Treat was or
dered To drive on. The bandits"
"fessed up" later and were identified
as Joshua Green, a millionaire steam.
ship man; John w. Eddy. part owner
! OF the Port Blakeley mills; Captaln
Charles Dryden and Red" Gleason.
water front character. impressed
10 do the rough talking Gleason
said that Green was TO have notified
the police before the "boldup." but
forgot"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
BLOODY BUTCHERY
BY THE YUCATANS

MEXICO CITY, June S.-Wlth tele-
graph wires cut and operators muir
dered or forced TO flee definite In
formation is lacking as to the present
situation at Valadolid. Yucatan, the
scene OF bloody massacre by Indian
insurgents several days ago. The
government authorities here today eS-
tlmated the number OF killed at forty.
More than 1000 Indians are said to
have been engaged in the attack upon
the towns. AT last accounts the in
sureents held Valludolid, having forti
fed themselves in the Jail and other
buildings. About 1000 federal and
state troops and volunteers are con-
centratIng a short distance from Val
ladolid TO march upon the rebels.
Reports as TO the cause of the out
break conflict Some declare 1t be-
gan with protest against orders is
sued by the civil officer. while others
say that II was the result OF drunk
en- spree. II appears to have had
some semblance of organization and
is said TO have been led By political
malcontentS.
The first attack was made upon the
building where all public Offices are
located, After sacking this building
the rioters turned their attention to
the Jefe polItico. named Regll.
A bloody butchery followed Rcgil's
wife left her four children and went
to the assistance of her husband,
seeking through tears and prayers to
reach the hearts OF the infuriated
raiders RegI was cut down before
her eyes and his body hacked 10
pieces The wife also is said to have
been murdered. as were all the men
in the building, numbering about 20.
Later the five or six Gendarmes in
the town met similar tate. The
people OF the town were terrified
Many fled in the direction of Merida
The mob surgcd through the town
crying for blood and plllage. Victor
Died. Judge of the first instance, was
assassiuated Among the Victims
were Florentine Echrntta. commander
OF police. Joseph Maria Hernandez,
second in command; Pedro Herman
deg, the mayor and tho treasurer
Reported tc have been killed are
Jose +, TRAY, chief OF the telegraph
Office at Valladolid, Alonzo V. An
nueva and Demetrio-Rivero. mer-
chants, whose stores were sacked,
II Is said TRAY was put TO death
after suffering horrible tortures. 9th
er operators fled to the country and
escaped the mob.
At the war department here It was
said tho troops already en- route to
the scene with the local forces will
be able to restore order, although ad
dltional troops were in readiness to
be sent forward if necessary.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
SERVED ON
PEARY IN BERLIN

BERLIN. June. s. Rudolph
Francks. who was associated with DR.
Frederick A Cook in Artic explora-
ton has brought suit against Com.
msnder Robert E. Peary for 10000
The amount is estimated at half the
value Of furs and walrus and Nor
whale teeth which Francks bought
from natives in the Artic region upon
arrangement with DR.. Cook that they
should share them half aud half
According TO Francks statement,
Commander Peary found him serious
ly Ill at Etah. owing 10 a fall on Il
glacier and took advantage of this cir
cumstancc to demand the entire col.
lection as the price for Transporting
him 10 America Franks claims that
he did not act OF his own free will,
but 10y compulsion, and says that
Peary set aside a part of the collec-
tlon to present TO ex.President Roose-
welt
The papers in the suit were served
on Commander Peary at n hotel this
evening He refused TO take them
when they were handed him by a de-
putty, and the officer thon laid them
on a table in the presence of a wilt
ness, calling the commanders atten-
ton to the fact that this was a legal
service.
Early In the day the report OF a
court action against Poary was being
noiscd about. the commander sought
out The American ambassador, David
Hnl and submitted the case to him.
He declared later that he left the
matter in the ambassadors hands and
had washed his hands of the whole
affair
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
ROOSEVELT AND HIS CAPTAIN.

On Saturday Theodore Roosevelt after absence
year. will board Kaisern Auguse Southampton
following Saturday early
morning
The ship which the President will
the finest example of construction and captain Hans
Rue the greatest commanders in the marine One
remarkable achievements
saving ship related that May 1894
Bismarck Hamburg line then charge
Captain Abers eastbound into collision with the French bark
entne Louise thick fog and rough The barntne b
boom carried away her opened rudder
knocked of commission.
The French crew, which Immediately the pumps be-
panic stricken the water gained them When boat
the Bismarck alongside the sailing
jumped into It,
Second Officer Ruser who charge the
marcks feboat climbed aboard the Louise made
and his that she could be saved Her officers and
sailors however, abandoned the Louise
Bismarck With Captain Abers permission
called for eight volunteers from the
French crafts crew.
Making temporary rigging ruddr and keeping
his going Herr Ruser Captain Ru
but realized that his provisions
very long
He laid the barkntne regular and Just
bound westward Captain Abers gave provisions
fresh water he wanted and nineteen after boarding
he proudly steered the French port rich prize