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Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Hartford.-The members of the Hartford Teephone Exchange have formed a savings society.
 Meriden.-Clerk Hess records show 1s deaths in Meriden during June. which was unusually light.
 New Britain.-The visiting nurses made 430 calls and have 45 new cases on their books.
 Torrington.-Paul Hofer of this place is planning a tramping trip to the Pa cific coast He expects to start the last week in July. WiIton.-Harry Gedney Of Brooklyn. who has afine summer home in Wilton, has purchased several Angora goats and some Angora sheep. Waterbury.-John l. Hardy, a grad nate of the Rhode Island State col lege, class of 1910, has been selected as assistant secretary of the Y. M. C. A.
 Stratford.-It is expected that work on carrying away the oyster shells that are on the banks of the Housa-- tonic river will be commenced next week.
 Winsted.-Local Christian Scientists are negotiating for a portion of the
 
 borough for the purpose of erecting temple.
 MiIford.-Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Allen and daughter, Miss Ruth Allen, are occupying their houseboat which is anchored off the Norwalk Yacht club. Dr. Allen is a member of the club.
 Naugatuck.-During the summer months the playground connected with the Nurses Vacation home at Lake Quassapaug will be in charge of Miss Barbara Morse, a teacher in the kin dergarten of the public schools of Naugatuck.
 New Haven.-Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Stoddard left this week for Watch Hill R. l., where they will spend the summer with Mrs. Stoddard's parents, MT. and Mrs. Harry Darlington of Pittsburg, Pa. The Darlingtons have one of the largest and handsomest houses at the Hill
 SomerviiIe.-Robert M. Keeney has returned from Golden, Col, where he was recently graduated from the Colo rado school of mines, receiving a de- gree of metallurgical engineer. He was awarded the Strober prize of y125 for excellence and originality in thesis, work, and will return to the school next year as fellow in metallurgy.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09
Natural Question.

Little Margaret went with her moth CT to the dock to see her aunt set sail on the big ocean steamer. Margaret had never seen the big steamer before and she watched everything with great interest The monster of a boat slipped slowly away from the dock and Margaret waved her hand fran .tically with the rest. Then she looked up at her mother solemnly.
 Mamma" she questioned, does the water follow that ship all the way over to England?''
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09
SPEEDER PENALIzED IN WESTERLY
Robert English Fined SIPS Two Counts-Seized Liquor Ordered Cestroyed-Women's Sander Suit Ends with Jude em=nt for Flaintiff-Sale of Factory Property o J. c. Arnold

Robert English of New Haven, the Weekapaug summer resident who ran hls automobile into a wagon owned and occupied by William D. Main, while hastening to a wedding at Watch Hill, Wednesday night paid the Fenalty in the Third district court, Friday. He was arraigned soon after E1s arrest Wednesday and pleaded not guilty to the charges of reckless ariv- ing and of failing to return to the site of the collision to ascertain the damage done. For the first count the ma aximum penalty is fine of s250 or thirty days. in jail. both, and the maximum on the second count is $10O l fine or thirty days ip jail or both.
 M- English's request that he be per mitted to withdraw his pleas of not guilty, 60 substitute the plea of guilty, was granted.
 Town Solicitor Agard did not ask for the maximum sentence and would not<ask for jail sentence, but that a>substantial fine be imposed both counts.
 Attorney Kingsley. counsel for the young man from New Haven, ex- plained that the respondent was in a hurry to get to Watch Hill in time for the wedding and had with him some ladies who did not want to be late a the social event. The mishap occurred, MT. Kingsley said, at point on the Watch Hill road. where work is progressing on the trolley road and where there was not sufficient room for two vehicles to pass. MT. Main was in the lead and going in the df- rection of Watch Hill. English toot- ed the horn of his automobile, and MT. Main accommodatingly drove to the right and partially into a yard Just al MT. English was to pass, the horse made a step backward, and the auto mobile struck and dished one of the rear wheels. He look behind and see ing that MT. Main was moving about. he did not stop and return to the scene of the mishap. but kept right on to Watch Hill, where he was ar rested. MT. Kingsley asked the court to temper the sentence with 1eninecy in view of the fact that this was the first offeuse of MT. English; that he had saved the state expense by plead ing guilty, and that he was already under bonds of S1.000 in a civil suit brought by MT. Main for damages for alleged injuries received.
 Judge Oliver H. Williams found the accused guilty on both counts, and imposed fine of s100 for failureSto return and ascertain extent of dam ages, as required by statute. and s25 for reckless driving. giving accused the benefit of. his statement that in pass ing NIT. Mains team the horse backed when the wagon was struck, thus less ening the degree of carelessness.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09

government by commission And, by the by, it is a fact of special sig nificance that the new court of com merce is the child of the body whose the impulse to the movement that was not checked until Congress had run commission mad-the interstate com merce commission.
 It is manifest that when a Congress composed of lawyers for the most part happened upon a new professional El Dorado, it goes the limit of exploita- tion. Neither the Constitution nor it's offshoots are permitted to block the way.-Washington Post
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09
Knew His Wife.

q spent some of my salary to-day. I think even a married man has a right to do so.'
 There's great deal to be said on that subject"
 Well, guess my wife will be equal to saying it ali."-Louisvi1Ie Courier Journal.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09
MYSTIC
Dr.. William H. Perry, Recently of , Westerly, Elected Superintendent cf
 SchooIs-Lamphere- Morse Marriage
 Plans for D. A. R. Picnic.

At meeting of the school commit tee of the town of Stonington, con- sisting of James Cooper of Mystic, chairman, Joseph Leahy of Stoning- ton, clerk. and pr. Stillman of Paw catuck, held Thursday evening, Dr. William HI. Perry of Dobbs Ferry was appointed superintendent of the school of the town of Stonington. Dr. Perry has been assistant superintendent of schools in Westerly while Superinten- dent Holmes went to Clark university, Worcester, Mass. to take the degree of Ph.D. He comes highly recorn- mended. There were forty other ap- plicants for the superintendency. Baseball Association Concert Success
 The concert given by the Baseball association Friday evening in Central hall was a decided success. Many tickets had been sold in advance, which assure a good house. The fol- lowing programme was well render and dancing; Allen Harvey, monolog- ist; Creighton Telvin. boy soprano; Allan Rathbun, bass solo; Miss Ella H. Wheeler. soprano solo; Crville Lew solo; Miss Ella Sutherland, soprano solo; Newton Dickinson, solo. The Squadrito brothers rendered some good music and gave some speciality acts of the affair. George W. Tingley. George Costello, Cornelius Costello and Everest A. Bliven.
 Interest in Today's Game.
 A good game of ball is looked for this afternoon when the home team will play the Wakehelds on Industrial park. The same men that were used for the victory over the Stoningtons on Fourth of July will play here this afternoon.
 Lamphere- Morse Wedding.
 The marriage of Edwin Lamphere and Miss Edna Morse took place on Thursday evening at the Methodist parsonage when Rev. c. T. Hatch. pas tor of the NJ E. church, officiated. phere left for New York. where they will spend their honeymoon. On their return they will reside in their newly furnished home on East Main street.
 Q. A. R. Picnic Planned.
 At the regular meeting of Fanny Ledyard chapter it was decided upon invitation of Mrs l.. P. Allyn to hold the New London road, where the grounds are ample to permit an out of doors assemblage- The following com mittee was elected to make arrange ments: Mrs John Phillips, chairman, Mrs. A. O. Colby and Miss Sarah Hew- itt. The picnic will be held some time the last of July.
 Under the direction of First Select man Henry Stanle new metnoo or laying the dust was tried on Cottrell street, when an application of tar was put on. When the tar Is first put on it makes a very dirty appearance. but after it wears down it makes a fine road, free from dust. It is to be hoped that more of the streets in the East Side will receive the treatment.
 Noted Hero and There.
 L. J. Coburn of Boston was in town Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. George Swan of New York are spending several days in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Steubennol1 have returned to Jersey. City after a visit with the latter's parents, MT. and Mrs. Giles Packer.
 Miss Maggie Parker and her nephew Raymond Parker of Newport have been guests of Welcome Fiddler.
 Amos lift has returned from New York
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09
Marrow Dumpinus.

Take half a cupful of chopped mar row. Add to it a few grains of pepper and salt. aNwell beaten egg and enough fine white bread crumbs to make stiff paste. Turn it out on the f1oured pas try board, roll it out under the hands into a long strip. and divide it into pieces the size of a small nut with a knife. Ten minutes before the soup is to be served, throw in the dump aings, and, after boiling them ten min uteS, serve
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09
JEWETT CITY
Mrs. E. A. Faust To Read Rev. pr.
 Canes Poem.

On Sunday evening at 7.so in the Congregation church, Mrs. Edward A. Faust will read Rev. Dr. Canes epic poem "Eyrion. a Legend of the St. Lawrence. It consists of six parts as follows:
 l. By the Old St. Lawrence"
 2. "Mousalvasche."
 8. "The Disappearance of Mousal- vasche. the Castle of the Gral."
 4. Moments Big With Mystery"
 5. "A Dreamer of Dreams"
 6. '"The Reappearance of Mousal- yaSche"
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09

The case charging James poherty and William Stinson with being the owners of liquors seized, June g. up- on premises owned by James Doherty, was next called. Judge John w Swee- ney appeared for respondents in de- fense of the liquors seized, two pints
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09

The shipment of fancy horses is quite a feature in England, and rail- way cars for that purpose are built for three horses; they have a grooms- room in front of the horses heads and padded stalls.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09

In the case against vessels and ii- quors seized on the premises of James Jackson in the town of Richmond aft CT hearing the testimony Of the search warrant part Judge Williams decreed that the liquors were forfeited to the state and he authorized warrant for their destruction.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09
( Financial De al.

Why did he remarry his divorced wife?"
 For money"
 Why, where did she get it?" S Saved her aNnony." - Clevelant Leader.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09
Death of Patrick Mckeon of Hopkin
 ton. R |.

Rev. Father McKeon pastor of the Sacred Heart church, has gone to Hop kinton, R. l., to attend the funeral of his brother Patrick. McKeon, whose death occurred on Tuesday. MT. Mo Keon was the father of two priests in
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09

the Providence diocese.-New Haven Palladium.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09
We are moving to the Potter-Lang- worthy Block, 68 High street. or or about Jan, 1st. 1910. Great removal sale now going ou.
 Mechanics Cioi'iing Co.
 Westerly, R. l.. dec15d
FOR SALE.
ANNOUNCEMENT. A

Having purchased the photograph studio of A. A. Scholheld 3J Main street. we are ready to prove to the people of Westerly and vicinity our ability 90 do the very best work. A beautiful f6x2o water colored portrait of yourself given free with every dox- an s4.00 cabinets. F. Rouleau & O.. Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09
Iralisn ProNern

E l-aiIsn Proserb
 One door never shuts but another opens
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09

Naugatuck-During the summer months the playground connected with the Nurses Vacation home at Lake Barbara Morse, a teacher in the kin dergarten of the public schools of Naugatuck.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09

MiIford.-Dr and Mrs. Elmer Allen and daughter, Miss Ruth Allen are occupying their houseboat which is anchored off the Norwalk Yacht club. Dr. Allen is a member of the club.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09

Winsted.-Local Christian Scientists are negotiating for a portion of the Potter property in the west end of the borough for the purpose of erecting a temple.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09

Stratford.-It is expected that work on carrying away the oyster shells that are on the banks of the Housa- tonic river will be commenced next week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-02

poration property IN the various dis
iricts N me Chickasha district tho
valuation q such property is $942,GS
yielding s6,sSlgl District No, 6S fl
the next largest WITH corporation prop
erty valued at ss46996, yielding ss,
227.0s. District NO. receives $is
g4Z2s and District 2e gets Si.752! Six
other districts receive from $i,iOO 10
Si,500 each and FIVE receive amounts
varying from $500 ID $1,000 III three
districts the assessed valuation of cor.
poration property il less than sl00 and
the tax Is therefore negligible guam
tity
The above figures are taken from the
valuations returned BY the state board
and certified to by Joe Lindsay county
clerk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-02
Fe d era1 Court
Declines To
Interfere


Guthrie, OKLA, Nov 2.-The last
hope Of the republicans in their fight
to prevent the grandfather clause,
ol negro DISTINGUISHING amendment.
cutting of 1900 Of the negro voters
next week, vanished here late yester
day afternoon when the three federal
Judges presiding IN the test case at
Oklahoma City declined to issue an
interlocutory injunction against the
operation Of the initiated act. The
court held that 1t had no jurisdiction
III equity.
The opinion, the shortest ever hand.
ed down in the federal court here, is
included in the order and was signed
by Walter A. sanborn, senior circuit
Judge Of the Eighth circuit: John H.
Cotteral district Judge for the West
ern district Of Oklahoma, and Ralph
p Campbell, district Judge Of the
Eastern district.
The case was that Of Daniel Sims
vs.. Election Inspector Finch Of Guth.
rie Sims Is a negro ex-slaye who
cannot read nor write, and who will be
disfranchised. The republican state
committee geas baek OF the suit.
That portion Of the order which may
be considered the opinion, is as fol
lows:
1T Is ordered that the plea in abate-
ment filled by Attorney General WestlI
be and the same Is hereby overruled
on the ground that the defendant does
not cease 70 be inspector until his sue.
cessor Is chosen and has qualified
And il is further ordered that the
application for the interlocutory iniunc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-02
DELINQUENT
TAX SALE
MONDAY

II lot Of property owners In Chick
asha don't dig up good sized jag OF
coin during the next few days County
Treasurer Kilgore will On next Monday
pull off the biggest real estate sale in
the history Of the city
Property on which the special paw
ing and grading tax is delinquent is
advertised for sale on Nov. z, and the
treasurer has no alternative in the mat
ten He is required BY law to conduct
the sale at that time.
When the delinquent list was turned
over 70 air. Kilgore BY the city clerk
there was about s25.o0O on it, During
the month Of September he collected
paving taxes to the amount OF S1,949.7
and during October he received S5,-
96l95 on the same account The
amount Of grading tax alone collected
In September was S7l.52 and in Octo-
Der s74s.60 The total amount Of the
delinquent list collected UP to last
night was therefore sS.7s1 Sc. or about
one.third Of the entire amount that is
due.
Many property owners have called
at the treasurer's office and signifed
their intention 10 liquidate before the
date Of sale.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-02
COUNTY CAMPAIGN
IS BEING RUSHED

Chairman Bishop and Secretary NH
Ter of thc democratic county campaign
committee are busy and county head
quarters have been scene of hustling
activity tins week. An Immense
amount of matter has been mailed out
10 the Voters and the managers have
also done q vast amount Of work ar
ranging for meetings and placing the
speakers
The Cfuce meeting in chickasha
Saturday atSi o'clock promises to be a
great event. Mr. Cruce will make his
only speech of the campaign in Grady
county at that time
Hon. Jack Love will speak iii the
city hall Thursday evening al s
o'clock
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-02

tion be and the same Is hereby Do.
MED not oil the ground that section
of article 3 OF the constitution Of Ok.
lahoma, voted for az the election In
August A. D., 1910, is not yioIative or
the constitution OF the United States,
but on the sole ground that, although
the complainant may have a remedy
at law'in this court for the deprivation
Of his vote, this court has no iurisdIc-
tion in equity to grant him the relief
he seeks from his threatened depriva-
ton Of that right under the decision
Of the supreme court ia Giles VS.. Har-
ris, ls9 y. s., 475.a
REPUBLICANS RELIEVED.
Durant Okla, Nov. 2.-Many repub.
licans Of this section breathed sigh
of relief when they heard from Guth,
rie. Some Of them have been working
day and night with the hope Of VIC
tory bought at the price Of favor.
able federal court decision. The re-
publican party is completely paraIyzed
in Southern Oklahoma, but the demo-
crats are inspired to make the victory
ereater than had been contemplated.
( Now for one long last shake at the
carcass Of the republican party" said
a democrat. "We are not against the
republican, party as whole, for there
is much good in it, but we are against
negroIoving republican candidate for
governor and a machine leader like
Jim Harris. There isn't a democrat In
the city who doesn't feel inspired to
vote tho ticket from top to bottom,
early IN the day and with much salts
faction"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-02
GO AFTER
ANOTHER
FACTORY
Fountain Company Failed
to Meet Terms
Boost Land Sale


Following a session of the directors
Of the Chamber Of Commerce las
night It was announced that the deal
for the Southwestern Fountain com.
pany 10 be located in this city was
.off, All negotiations having been termi-
mated.
The Chamber Of Commerce met ali
the terms Of the factory people and the
contract was signed UP on both sides
but when Il came to the scratch the
factory people failed to meet some Of
the conditions ana the Chamber 81
Commerce didn't think it's good prop.
ositien to bring them here unless
these conditions we're complied with
Il developed that the company which
y now operating III Oklahoma CITY
had some obligations outstanding and
n they had come here the chickasha
people would have been compelled TO
take care OF these. The local commit
tee insisted that these obligations Be
taken np before the factory was
launched here.
The checks which chickasha gave
20 the committee in payment Of the
first installment on lots iii Industrial
addition will be returned.
The directors had another proposi.
tion from 9 large manufacturing con
cern before them last night. The pro-
posed factory would employ 500 skilled
workmen Further details concerning
I are not yet ripe FOR publication.
Considerable time was spent by tbe
directors last night in discussing
plans tor advertising Grady county
when the sale Of unalIoted lands il
held here Dec ! Il Il proposed to
have POSE cards printed bearing an al
sertisement of the land sale and these
e be sent out by the people on day
y be designated as postcard day. The
adyertising committee met this after
noon 70 work out details 81 the
scheme.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-02

Judge Williams col n II Glover
and Hon. claud Mccforv of Alya spoke
to enthusiastic crowds Monday at Po
casset and Minco and Yesterday they
addressed The voters at Alex and Brad.
ley.
Attorney Estes and col. Geo. W.
Barefoot held a splendid meeting At
Nerden last night MI. Estes was in
Eited % meet a republican speaker
IN debate but the latter didn't show
up. When the republican orator failed
% appear COL Barefoot said they
called up &. At Fechheimer by phone,
requesting that he crank up his buzz
wagon and take a spin ont 10 yerden to
meet Estes, but 4Fech' was too busy
to take the trip. Estes made a telling
democratic speech.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-02
BISHOP
DENNY is
COMING
Pastor Butler breaches
His Last Sermon Sun
day Morning

Bishop Collins Denny, one Of The
most distinguished men in his denomi-
nation, viii preach at the Methodist
church Friday evening of tbis week.
he Is said to be very scholarly and
eloquent preacher Special music Is
being prepared FOR the occasion and
q large cohgregtion viii likely greet
the bishop.
Bishop Denny will preside over the
annual conference which conYenes at
Ardmore on NOV i0
Rev. 81 T. Butler, pastor of Ep-
worth church IN this city, viii have
closed his third years Nark here when
he goes q the conference next week
lie VIII preach bis closing sermon for
the year next Sunday morning, the
evening service Being turned over 10 a
prohibition speaker. However, the
people are not expecting farewell
sermon as IL n generally anticipated
that Mr. Butler win be returned for
another year HIS work has been very
hountiful of results and he Is recog-
nidea as one ST the strongest pastors
she elty has ever had AIR. Butler has
hosts Of friends I'll his own and sister
as wen as among the wicked
worldlings" who will be pleased to see.
him returned
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-02
HE SNAPPED
MONEY

y p Powell was arrested yesterday
near Rush Springs BY Constable
Booth and was landed III the county
jail here On charge Of grand lar
ceny.
Powell is said to be some sort Of a
travelling merchant and it il alleged
chat he pilfered a grip at house
where he stopped, taking about S35 OF
legal currency Of the realm therefrom
and leaving in its place an equal
amount Of confederate currency.
Word was received at the sheriff's
office this morning that r. A. Russell,
wanted IN this county Of a charge Of
obtaining money under false pretenses.
had been arrested at Ardmore. An
officer will go after him tomorrow.
Russell lived In the vicinity Of Rush
Springs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-02
SPANISH
THRONE In
DANGER

Special by United Press.
London NOV That an armed rev
olution against King Alfonso is immi
nent II not in actual operation Is be
lieved today by persons who are ii
close touch with the situation in Spain
An official denial Of any revolution
IN Madrid OF Barcelona was received
today. The press censorship main
tains absolute secrecy about affairs ii
the Spanish capital
Paris correspondents today sent
messages 10 London papers saying out
breaks against the government were
IN progress in Spain and many repub-
licans had been arrested on charge
Of tampering with the loyalty Of the
troops
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-02
Sheriff Returns
With CieSeke

sheriff Louthan returned this after
noon from 81 Louis, bringing Conrad
Gieseke. a German farmer near Yer.
den, who was arrested on charge Of
disposing Of mortgaged property.
Gieseke waived requisition and came
willingly with the sheriff. He dis.
claims any evil intentions in connec,
ton with his transactions and says he
went to St Louis merely on a visit.