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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
BLOT SAYS There
Will Be DECISION
M MefrOp0Iifan Club Promoter to
Stage IS Round Fight on
Last Day of Month

Promoter Louis Blot of the Metro
politan club will stage Is round fight
this month and he says that there will
be a decision rendered. The no deci-
sion contest between Moran and Burns
did not prove very satisfactory and
Blot says that as there is no opposi-
tion to decisions being given, he will
go ahead and stage Is round bout and
allow a verdict to be declared by the
referee.
Blot is out after a card There are
several lightweights around who would
prove good cards He has been angling
for Lew Powell to put on with some
other good lightweight. However.
Powell is contemplating a trip east
and it is hardly likely that he will re-
main over for few days to fight here,
as Charley Harvey, his manager. has
made arran gements for him to leave
for the east on September IL.
Blot is desirous of getting a good
card for his new arena, which he has
had such poor luck with. He pro-
poses to put on an attraction on the
last Saturday afternoon of the month,
which will fall on September 81 Cap
Baker is acting as Blot's assistant.
passed through this city yesterday on
his way to Vancouver, where he is to
take steamer to Australia. Papke
was accompanied by his bride
Papke is under contract TO box for
Hugh Mcintosh. the Australian pro-
moter. According to the contract the
kewanee fighter is TO meet four men
whom Mcintosh is to select for him.
Papke should have no trouble In dis
posing of them, as there are but few
middle weights of any note. Mcintosh
will likely get some of the Australians
to meet the American.
From the showing of Bill Lang at
Philadelphia yesterday, the Australian
is no world beater. According to dis
patches it was only Kaufmans inabil-
ity to think quickly that saved Lang
from taking the count.
AL has always been a slow thinker
and it has proved one of his handi-
caps in the ring.
There are few who know anything
of the prize ring who give Kaufman
any chance of ever beating Johnson
Al does not improve fast enough to
ever give his admirers any hope of his
winning the heavy weight title. He is
the same plodding fighter he was when
he performed here against Johnson.
Lang was not given much credit.
Bill Squire's poor showing in America
made the fans look upon Lang with
suspicion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
WIFE SLAYER WILL BE
HANGED NOVEMBER IS
Murderer Stares as Judge Fixes
Day of Doom

November Is was fixed by Judge Ca
haniss yesterday as the date of the
hanging of Alex Szafscur, who mur-
dered his wife, Irma Szafcsur. The
doomed man said nothing during the
formality, but stared wildly, his eyes
protruding and his lips parted. Szaf-
csur shot and killed his wife last April
because she refused to furnish him
with meal. The jury convicted him
of murder in the first degree.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
REAR ADMIRAL CAPPS
VISITS MARE ISLAND

VALLEJO, Sept 6.-Rear Admiral
W. L. Capps, chief of the bureau of
construction and repair of the United
States navy. arrived at Mare island to-
day on a tour of inspection. He will
remain two days. Admiral Capps will
be retired at his own request on Octo-
Der 1 of this year, after 80 years
service.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Anaconda Results

ANACONDA. Mont, Sept. Sim Basey won
the feature race at Eve furlongs the delay
at the post working against the faTorite, Cop
pertown. which carried a lot of weight The
days racing was only ordinary Results:
FIRST RACE-Five and a half furlongs,
selling:
Odds Horse. Weight ard Jockey Fin.
G-i-Camera. ;oe lFischer) ...-............... /
G5-Zoe Young. 100 (Dennisonl ;.-....... 2
2O-i-Little Buttercup, los tFogarty) .......-. 3
lime. los 4-5. Aquiline, Nagazsm. Caesar,
Cool. also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five and half furlongs
selling:
ODDS. Horse, weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-1-Zick Abrams. Ioe q. Parker) ......... 1
19-l-Bsy Garter. 100 (oallahan) ..-..-...-.. 2
Time. 1:os 3-5. Reuben. Miss Hattie, Lillian
Ray. Kid North Buckslucksky, also ran.
THIRD RACE-six furlongs, selling:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey; Fin;
81 Ybor. 40 (CobuTnl ---,-.--.-.......-.-..- 2
il--Nyanzs. iol (Callahanl nl............-......-3
Time, lis 2-5. Tramotor. Emma G., Gene
y 2od. McNslly. also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ffve furlongs. purse:
Gdds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Slim Basey. 81 Cw. Gsrgan) ........... /
s-I-Thistls Belle. iis (E. SMITH ........... 3
Time, LOO 4-5. Milt Jones, st. Heller. also
ran
II II hAIE---phe uiie' Selling
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-I-&ebraska Lass, 100 (E. Smith ......... l
S-i-John J. Rogers, 100 POST -............... 2
5-I-ornate, 100 (callahan) ....-..... 8
Time, i:43 1-5 knight Of Ivanhoe Cabin,
Rather Royal, Earka, Jennie's Beau, Mike Jor
dan. also ran.
SIXTH RACB-SiK furlongs selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
s-5-Del Cruzado-, no (Coburn) ..........
s. 5I-Sona, 1o6 (F1scbez) z)....................... 2
e-I-Waner, 1oe (E. smith, -.....---......-.. 3
x
Gale. Glaucus Silver Line also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Cured in 3 DaVS
VaricOcele
HydrOcele
Hernia
Piles
FiStula
Structure

l CURE EARICOCELE. HYDROCELF
HERNIA. PILES. FISTULA AND sTRIc-
NO detention from occupation
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who does not advertise a actittOus mans and
pnotograpn- l publish my trus photograph
correct name. personally conduct nv Office I
am the longest established. most successful
and reliable. as medical credentials ana press
records prove make this statement so that
on Will know you consult a celebrated spe-
Hialist who sees and treats patients per.o,
aty- possess skill and experience acouireF
~ such way that no other can share and
should not be elasSed with medical GONNA
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Impossible Tor medical company 70 sttend
college. Companies have NO diplomas or
license TO practice medicine in CaifforaIa or
any other state. Medical companies uSralIv
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selected and published as the Iegftinafe So@
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CONSULTATIONS. examinations and treatment
MY DIRECT TREATMENT FOR
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That disorder commonly known a e.wa,h
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majority OF doctors. specialists not sT
cepted. are attempting 10 overcoms AZ er
methods that have been IN constant use ana
have always failed FOR half century Tbsv
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/ also cure Contracted Disease. ch-,n,.
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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07

cHILD's LIFE PROTECTED Diego sept
b-Charsed with threa teuing 10 kiu his
child. J. F. Steiner of ChHla Vista south ~
San Diego. was arrested yesterday afternoon OF
Information furnished the local police force by
bis sister.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
KEENE HAs GOOD Dan

LEXINGTON. KY. Sept s-Physi-
clans IN attendance on James r. Keene
tonight said that their patient had
passed q very good day and was resting
easily tonight
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
H0RSEMAN TURNED
DOWN ON ARRIVAL
Secretary Announces That Kentucky
Ruling Will Be Strictly Observed

O. BEDWELL, ruled off the result
F. of the Of the doping of Ndzu, arrived Oakland
Il with his Monday night and yesterday sought
string the Emeryvl In this
Secretary
officials would be strictly
The horses by Bedwcl having been ruled the with
their they will allowed the
in
Bedwen held Latonia hoping that the commission
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
RING LEADS TO "

RING LEADS TO wARRANT-Miss Ruby Ford,
1899 Mission street. obtained warrant from
Police Judge Shortall yesterday for the ar
rest of Henry Clark on charge of gran.
larceny. She alleges he stole her diamond
ring, valued al $50. on Saturday night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Sam Langford Defeats
Joe Jeanette

BOSTON, Sept. 6.-After 15 rounds of
gruelling fighting, Sam Langford of
this city defeated Joe Jeanette of New
York, both colored, at the Armory ath-
letic club tonight. The decision of the
referee was concurred in by all. as the
Boston man maintained an advantage
throughout.
WOULD BE MISSOURI SENAToR-Jefferson
City Mo-. Sept. 6.--Isaac B. Kimbrell of Kan
sas City fled with the secretary of state to-
day his declaration Of his candidacy for the
republican nomination for United States sena-
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Portland Races

PORTLAND. Ore, Sept. e-Todsy's results
at Country club:
Five furlong dash. purse S1oo-Estella ] won
Her Farewell second, Royal Pilot third. Time
l:o5 May Galore, Zelina, also ran.
-Four furlong dash, 3 year olds. purse 800
Eel won, Rory second, SiscBs third. Time
:49k. Cresserton. Alice Chum, Captain Billy
Sally Goodwin. also ran.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
FATHER DE HRuvckER RESIGNS.
Gives Up FIourishing Parish to Go to
 His Dying Mother in Belgium.

Raw Arthur De Bruycker, pastor of St Mary's Roman Catholic church of this city. this afternoon sent in his resignation to. Bishop J. J. Milan of the Hartford diocese, to take effect as soon as possible. This action on Fla ther De Bruycker's part was taken up- oh receipt of news. that his mother, who lives in Brussels, Belgium. is fail ing dn health. He expects to leave here Tn "a few weeks and will remain with his mother until her death.
 Father De Bruycker eama to Wilt mantle about 9 years ago to live with his uncle, Rev F1orimohd De Bruycker. for many years pastor of St. Josephs church. He was educated in this city at the local schools and studied for the priesthood -here,- in Montreal and in Ottawa. Leaving Ottawa, he attended the American college of Louvain,. in Belgium. for seven years. In 1896 he returned to Willimantic and received the appointment as assistant to his uncle Here he remained until the death of his uncle in 1903, when he was appointed pastor of the newly built Nchurch, St. Mary's. During his rectorship he has been, instrumental in building up the church until now the valuation placed upon it's property is $1S0s060. He has been supervisor sof the pafochial school in which are en-. rolled 725 pupils
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06

cut under the left eye and about the ear on the same side. There was slight abrasion of the cuticle below the right eye.
 Chasen hurried down the street and up Main, looking for Ian officer, and found Patrolman Manley, who walked. with him to the site of the affray, but upon arrival Capt. F. H. Richmond, who happened along in that vicinity just previously, arrested Siegel. escort ed him to police headquarters and locked him up on the charges men tioned above on complaint of MT. Cha sen.
 Chasen says that he was not doing anything and had just got down from his wagon and Siegel called him foul name and he retaliated and then the mixup followed Siegel inflicted the bruises with the aid of a heavy ring that he had on one of his hands. Siegel claims his residence in the town of Mansfield.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
NEWS FURNISHINGS.

Mems Eegiigee Shirts, Giant and Popular, with or without cuffs regular sac quality, now S6c-
 Boys Shirts Giant and Popular make. regular 5se quality. now 36c-
 Mems Monarch Shirts, CIuett make coat style, with or without cuffs, reg ular s1-80 quality. at 6ec each
 Mems Shirts, Eagle make, coat style, detachable cufrs. regular s1.0o quality at sSc each
 MsnE' CnlaUndered White Shirts raguIar 75c quality. at 36c each.
 President suspenders. 5oc quality. at 5sc pair Boston Gerters. regular 25c quality, new 1sc pair
 Ciuett & Peabody Arrow Brand Col lz-s, regular i5c quality. at SC each
 celllloid Collars. regular 15c quail ty. at f0c each.
 Linene Collars. one dozen in a box, 75c quality, for 15c-
 Fou--in-hand Neckwear, soc quality at 25e each 25c quality at lie.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
CHANGERS OUTING
Proved Delightful in Spite of. the
 Showers.

lightful picnic and outing at Bates grove, Webster lake, Thursday. Of the three hundred present there is not one who has anything but praise of the outing. especially the clam feast which was held at 12.30. Showers occurred during the day, but the grangers did not permit the rain ta spoil the jolli- fication. and the entire programme of speaking, readings and music was car- ried out. About 25. members from Put nam grange and a like number from Wolf Den grange of Pomfret attended as guests of Quinnatisset grange, un- der whose direction the picnic was held. Miss May Ross of Putnam gave
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
House on Bonhy View Farm Damaged
 and Set Afire-Tenant Injured.

The Dickson place, known as BOnny View farm, just over the town line5on the Card road in the town of Lebanon, was struck by lightning about 9.3O o'clock Thursday evening during the height of the terrific thunderstorm that was raging
 The zig-zag stuff entered the house near the chimney and scudded through the different rooms in an uncertain manner and with such force as to hurl practically all of the framed pictures that were hanging on the walls to the floor and loosen up the clustering to a considerable extent.
 Frederick H. Deppler, who lived in the house with his family, was lying in bed reading a book and bolt en- tered the room and knocked the book out of his hand and blew out the light : ed lamp. MT. Deppler was quite badly burned about the left thigh and is said to have lost his hearing in one ear. The burns on his thigh were in the form of circles and were iberally scat tered over that portion of his body.
 During the passage of the lightning a fire was ignited in the house, and be- fore Mir. and Mrs Donald Dickson could subdue the flames they received burns about the forearms, but by eff factual work they were finally. enabled to put out the blaze. The loss to- the property is estima ted in the vicinity of $500 and is said to be amply covered by insurance through a local agency
 Mir. Deppler, who was thrown to the floor after the lightning struck him, remained there until the fire was ex- tinguished. and then his wants were attended to-. He was fairly comfortable Friday afternoon
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06

Miss Hubbard are spending the month fin Brooxlfne, IN. H.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Law are guests of MT. and Mrs. Law on, Church street,
 George Brousseau and family are at Watch Hfll for two weeks.
 Mir and Mrs. c. D. Sharpe and son. Kenneth, are spending time in Ab- ington.
 City Engineer Weldon Wright has been entertaining his brother Leslie Wright of New Haven.
 George M Fenner of Kansas City has been visiting MT. and Mrs. c. M. Fenner on Sunnyside.
 Miss Amy Dawson has been the guest Of Hartford friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. A. Wheelock have been at Watch Hill for a week.
 Charles K. Shaw and family are spending this month at Webster lake.
 Mrs. Margaret Smith and Miss Reta Smith are spending the month on Cape Cod. Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Clinton C. HeImoId.

Mrs. Mabel, aged 31, wife of Clinton c. Helmold, died at o'clock Friday morning at St. Josepl1's hospital where she underwent the caesarian operation Thursday morning. The operation is a very delicate sope and at first it was thought it would result favorably
 Mrs. Helmold was born in 1eomin- ster on Dec. 5, 1878, and made her home there up to about seven years ago, when she married MT. Helmold, and had since resided in this city, where she was highly esteemed for her noble traits of character.
 There survive, besides her husband. a sister living in Lowell Mass, three brothers. Cleveland, Charles and Fran cis Wray, of Leominster, Mass, half Boston, Mass, and two half sisters, Mrs. Charles Corey and Mrs. Bessie Hare of Leominster, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
JEWETT CITY
Committee Named to Secure Soldiers
 Monument Site.


 A. M. Brown, G. H. Prior and I. F Lewis were appointed a committee to find locations for the soldiers monu- ment, at the public meeting held on Thursday evening. They are to report at a. meeting to be held in two weeks.
 Noted About the Borough.
 Miss Alice cottreIl of Jamestown, R. l., is at her sisters, Mrs. A. M. Clarke's.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. H. Cane and Miss Pearl Cane left Thursday for the Will limantfc camp ground. where they will spend a month.
 By a typographical error the sum of $1.700 was made to read $7O0 in the article regarding the burning of w. F. Holmes house.
 H. I. Mathewson of Milford is in town.
 Misses Mary and Daisy Larkin of Shelton, Conn, are visiting their cous- in, Mrs. P. B. Driscoll.
 Mrs. Louisa Wright of Norwich is visiting Mrs. T. M. Crumb.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
cauaht steaifna Edas.

Paul Welch, aged about 10. one of a number of boys alleged to have been making a practice of stealing eggs from F. P. Strong's barn in the rear of the A. C. Andrew music store on Main street, was caught in the act Friday afternoon by a man in MT. Strong's employ. The youngster was taken to MT. Strong's fish market. on North street and given a severe repri- mand and then allowed to go. The names of several of the other boys said to have been implicated in the petty thieving pf1grimages were handed to Captain Richmond Friday afternoon and they will be given 8 dressing down.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
ONYX HOSIERY

In nE1e cotton gauge or silk. outsize black lisle, black cotton ribbed top and black Eauze lfsle at 3Sc pair.
 Black Sifk Lisla with double 1aven- der rop. heel and toe, and black silk 5isfs with lace ankle, at soc pair.
 Plain Black Lfsle, gauge weight, and Black LAsle. lace openwork, at 75c pair.
 Plain Black Silk at s150 pair.
 Tan Gauge Cotton Hose at 3sc pair.
 Tan silk Lfsle Hose, soc pair.
 Tan Lisle, lace openworI. 50c pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
DANlELSON
Abram A. Chase to Return East Aionzo Webster Pronounced Insane p. and D. Car Leaves Track-Wiid Ducks Near Half Hill.
|ssssuussnsu

W. F. Davis of the Elizabeth (N. J.) Daily News is visiting friends here this week.
 Abram A. Chase, who went to Mon tana las. fall, is to return east and will locate in Hartford. Mrs. Chase and family will move to Hartford.
 w. A. Graves and family leave to- day (Saturday) for four weeks vaca- ton at Oakland Beach.
 Howard Starkweather of Brawley. Cal, is the guest of his parents, Mir and Mrs. H H. Starkweather-
 A party from Brooklyn enjoyed a basket picnic at the Old Furnace Fri day.
 Flock of Wild Ducks.
 A large flock of wild ducks was seen near Half Hill Friday morning, which is unusual for this season. z
 Mrs Joseph Maynard returned Fri day to her home in Wauregan from St. Vincent's hospital. where she un- derwent a surgical operation
 Miss Josephine Danielson of Daniel son and Miss Mae Blackmar of Alta waugan left Friday for week at Quonochontaug. Leaving there, they will spend a week at Pleasure Beach.
 The Quinebaug company lost a valu- able bay horse Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Olive Kent of Elmville is spend ing four weeks vacation with relatives in Bridgeport
 MT. and Mrs. E. F. Russell of East Brooklyn are spending this week at Grant Station, R. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
Street Fiaht Leads to Arrests.

There will be one interesting case in police court this (Saturday) morning. the seriousness of which will have to of the principals will be arraigned on the charge of assault and breach of the peace.
 Friday afternoon. in the vicinity of the Surprise store on Jackson street Sam Seigel, aged 25 and Hyman Chasen, a nomadic butcher, had some words and in a hand to hand encounter in which Siege1 is, said to have been the aggressor a free for all fight en- sued.
 A large crowd of men, women and children witnessed the go, in which Chasen came out second best. He was bleeding about the forehead and
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
Sale of a Manufacturers SaDpIe of Shirt Waists
LINEN SUITS REDUCED.

All Linen Suits, white and natural, aAso Linen Crash Suits, have been re- duced. You will find some very good ofFerings here while they last-
 Linen Suits in white and natural color with a 2S inch coat, semi fitted. reduced to x4z5, s5.e0 and s7.50.
 Linen Crash Suits reduced to $500.
 Linen Crash SuHs, with detachable satin collar, and pleated skirt. reduced 70 ST.5e.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
Hold up for Postoffice Contractor.

Mark P. Wells of Philadelphia, con- tractor who is building the new fed- eraI building in this city, has run against a snag in his work in similar capacity at North Adams, Mass. as disclosed in the following item taken from the Boston Herald:
 North Adams, Mass, Aug. 3.-The work of building the North Adams postoffice was brought to an abrupt standsti1l this evening by an attach ment placed on the property of Mark P. Wells of Philadelphia the con- tractor.
 ..The attachment is for s4,000 and is in the interest of the w. J. Hyland Manufacturing company to Wells for an addition to the Springfield govern ment building"
 AS far as can be learned there is no difficulty locally and the sub -contrac ct- ors have not been held up in their
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
Bids for Ships.

Bids for the construction of one of the two battlesfips and the two col Hers authorized by congress will be advertised for by the navy depart ment on October 1. next, according to announcement made today by the acting secretary of the navy, MT. Win throp.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
The Steadily  Business Of This Bank

goes to show that the People like OUT conservative method of doing business. One of the vital keynotes to Success in Banking consists in mak- ing conservative loans and confining same to limited territory. This Institute so- licits only such loans in the behalf that. the Security is better. That is why we are increasing our business - by doing a Safe Busine ss.
 If you appreciate this kind of business we invite you to do your Banking with US.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
Starts on Motorinq Trip.

George o. Strong left in his auto mobile for Providence Friday evening en route for Portland Me, where he will meet Mrs. Strong. and from there motor through the White mountains and on to Lake George stopping at various points, and return by way of the Berkshires. He expects to be gone about ten days.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
Met for scaucus Reaistration.

The first meeting for caucus regis tration was held Friday from 12 noon to D. m- in the office of Registrar Main street. Both registrars, James Haggarty and MT. Barstow. were at the office during these hours. The next at the same place and during the same hours.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
PUTNAM
Canadian Tourists to Return Sunday Night-Gransers' Picnic Success Four Cows Killed by Lightning Park Improvements.

The party made up of Danielson and Putnam people touring Canada under the direction of M- NJ. Dwyer of Put nam and E. A. Sullivan of DanieIson, is expected to return Sunday night. Reports from the party are to the eff feet that the members are having most delightful time.