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Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-11
DIRECTORY
NORWICH FIRMS
WlILIMANTlc FIRMS

STIaIPSON'S sTABLEs. rear Young's hotel Main street. Thor oughly up to date service guaranteed. Trucking and heavy teaming a spe- cialtY-
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WEDDINGS.
Ia, rnnori-DemorrHi

Miss NIcs Louise Demorest aud william
Run, davenport. son OF Mr.. aud Mrs
" iiism church Davenport OF Taunton.
Mass were married yesterday afternoon
IN ~ Ihomss'- Protestant Episcopal church.
Ftf,h avenue and Fiftv-thiTd street
Thr Rev. Dr Ernest NJ. steers. the rector.
~. frrmsd the ceremony. The bride was
gwen In MARRIAGE by her father William
cunts D-mor--t. with whom she entered
Su. was attended nv Mrs. RAYMOND
D~morsst L,tlle. MR. ,ephss Brainard
Rogers Mr~ Porter lyde shannon. Mrs.
lanes \ Mohett. IT. Mrs Eltluge War
n-r 20 OF New York and Mrs Russell Wheeler
1t I tics. = \. a. natrons of hUnor.
30. Misses lslr o. litii" and Helen
-nrih Wrrn bridr-nIald~. anu a youthful
sister inarlptt. X I,'nnTsrt was the nov ~
tTaidau Ntnslov iFtrie aud Arthur
L'tt'". " - short HIils. wef" ribbon
hov-
k,,rati Davenport vac hi. brother,
h.st man. anu MArni", kafuan Waiter
Muu~on. Russell Nhe~isr and I OUTtlandt
S'uyNs,ant Wheeler. all 81 1 tea. Ernest
Hraurr. i,tibert Irlrr,s DrmoT"~t. Iltlnge
Mariner and GecTgs Ndnd"rhoel u b..
oi \.w Norh. WeT" usher
A.tsrNdIu the urId"'s patents. Nj aud
Mr. MI.aaIu curtis Deupts-t. gave a re-
uept.,u a. their home. - fast SiNt' sixth
str..-' he couple. who viii live IA I tea.
t'rHiNf % congratulations Iu m" drawn
room. AtfsrWard the collation. was -sTN ",i
H. the 4d'oiuIng dive cling o" rented fur he
90 rs-Itf4
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he dreN .,i'-iIi'"n - IN. week.-mrs., 1T
TIE 'Npllnation \ gam h- refused -
put uue'ton q Ju-ymHn suggested
hsiuse. said he Il j. rather argument1-
TIVE
In fact II - hardly tn much - say
h" wa- III. chief conductor ~ the case
both Tor The Iruwn and the defence
What hIta could be suggested IA Grip
pens favor h. pointed out IN summing
Up. What points might be- Con-id"rei
'i.ba table and they were very lev
he stated. saying II was for III" Jury 20
d-Cid" on them. but hts Who'll" lucid
Trt-lling Of the story from the evidence
could not have been more damning had
" com" from the mouth Of ia" prosecuting
counsel. Indeed its ImPr~s~iv" delivery
and - aloofne-s from all psrsonal feel
ing made ~ far more convincing OF IN"
prisoners guilt than the final address
of the prosecution 10 the Jury
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BERGEN CELEBRiTION ENDs.
the Federal Government and New lsrk
state Assist ai the Win6iup

tn" civic celebration of the 2J0th ami.
yersary ~ the founding ~ the village n
Bergen was wound az yesterday after.
noon with a military parade IN steady
drizzle along TWO miles If streets m ths
Bergen part Of Jersey City between d.ej
rows IT mac kintoshed and galo-hed m-n
" women and children who chs-red 10 theg
hearts content from heUsath many
thousand pf dripping umbrellas.
Major General y. Farmer NAnser oi
the National Guard II New Jeresy. Isr-sy
City's Postmaster. wa the grand mar-hs.
GOV. Fort 1T New Jertey and Mayor
Wittpenn reviewed the parade from bss
stand IN the -qIIar"
Ma 'or-(icu Wan-ar wa escorted by
the : gual torII-. y g. y j.. CAPT r-org-
I Perkins commanding fiye ,,iupaul-s
II coast artillery from SANDY Hoo. Ils
seventy First Regiment y g. y th.
E---. Troop. III" First BFigsd- 30 N.s
jersey. ~" New Jersey Naval Es-..r, -.
members uf g. 4 X posts ~ Jerry ,Ii,.
several camps Of spanish War Veteran.
the tl-Worth Cadets. the Grdud-1u- ~
Veterans the Boys Bngad" thn Boy
S""ut-. Polish and Italian rrhtary -'N.".
ties =" hool cadets. Jersey CIV '"t'~-
carriers. Jersey CI'y and HoboN"u "Nsr"'
iremsn and ia" Jcr-ey CUy Fire u-par-
n"ni w'pr n line
~ III" conclusion 81 tn 't-tls '-a
visitors and military officer .... H1''.-
tanned at ih" Carfsrei 'uh
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,R>oLD PRINT UORh> san
Two oT the cotton VIII Go to -,ndirai'
ProprTIN worth -. OsIO. OlIO

NoRTH ADAMS. Mass oct % Ne
Arnold print works II thu ctty h,- -'.i
IT, hig auxiliary cotton mill. Nu"Nn -
tn" Eclipse and Beaver plant. o. q -vni
cate Ut cotton mill men heidei 10y liL.m
VI Butler II New R.dfurd ~. gug-
- not disclosed bat IA" mIli- tr' ,-'
ma ted IT, 10" worth SJ.Ws'''s'
Tn" deal u one of the larg-~' n' ~' ''I'
years m the cotton Indu-trv ~ N'F ''s
land Tn" plant - ~ IN" au"-' ., 'a'N
and T. IN prime condition Senate
cram" uf Dalton. who Wa uu" ~ IN"
rer"I"cr- at the time IN" print N.r.'
wa- ~ financial difficulty thr"" r"i''
AZ" and dii much toward n-I1.rs
IN" company ~ that time. Ms o." z"
through whom III" al" No. ~ lIl" u
Interested men N ia" prup"r'' N.N 80
aburdIutly ALI" g. tuk" ~ uN"r H'i rI
enough capital into the hu-iu'-- O.. ..-I.'
it, stability
rhs new owner intend tu up"-.'' .'
mills ~ full capacity tn" chang"
strengthen tn" position II i.' 'fh.
works prop~r For III, A-t Is. ,'-'
th. urEiuC' ~ IN" mills hI, rH' -
u-.si AZ ih. print works Tn" PRINT F''.-
business ~ becoming NOR" AMI m''
that II a converter
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rHIrTu >TpTR,> TRJ,I
Controlled Bo'h Prosecution and D~f~nr-
-" C-ipprn ~ IIiEh ~pr-d


lo'.."> o. - >ofhlug -, -'rouE'N
-ri.s rr- porula' r-nagrr.i,r - ~. col
those rr. MURDER STORES a hIca from, m.
tg ..ua are added 20 th@ "vs- Engineering
r.r - h'stori, ,-.r."p ~u.- . rurHar
,.. rh.' f-r vhi,1 III" Am.-I~tu doctor
IiiS.r, H.r-ay .r3,au Va- sentence!
-, oot'r 'his afternoon by ~. Lord ,'.'-f
1ustlr.. ~ ng'ard after - trial ""~ury rug
fau- ds,, and , half - IN. old bnil.v
FROM the TINE ~ IrIpper : fieht VI'r
% mistress ttHri , ioir- l." Sy". and tho
-ii,-.. .u-n' discovery 81 tho tnutiia'sd
romans - hI- wife Iuder the cellar floor
Of t.-ir ho,i-.. down 20 the opening day
- thu rial IN" Hllldr"r -..-""n' murder
lntlrtau"d th,. tor-r,D-f ul,'s ~ 'ho uup
H. m-1 This WAS pl,iulv shown pr tho
ora'tng day ~ th- tr,ai when London
scot ned With excitement and when ,h"
ap3roaches to the Old ra,'.y were Jamm,-i
with ien~e masses %: pe 81" Throughout,
the da,
T. va I'npD-slpic - ,lI-. through thu
,rCSi without feeling -"me'hinz ~ that
ele-trrc thrill - sn''tpu which - large
r-owd always seems 10 crn'nuni, 4te ia
o.. surroundings Although - British
court ~ JistI,s where % murder trr,l 4.
pr,creding IL alwh5s onlra"t.rIzad -
..Ict rassioniess decor'tn. combined
with o. stead, businrssik" desnavCh
hon ops - these zig murder rasss T.
.c.i- trsd 'hsre are alWavr beneath IN"
.lrfa,a 'onse excitement and deep emo
2 on vhich Only cSmr 20 N" surface when
ffe ur, rr'irrs and q gain - rs ro'urr
rp gls.. ~ verdict
Iuald" tho 'our'. however. this clement
D'.,,i,"mon' va- almost LACKING through
out this trial. which syceu' tor the final
f.a moments was universally .h1ra"r.r-
ned 80 dull In m" uTosaIc business
INC brochure of British court ~.
s,,rdidu.-- and -lu.,lor - ~" orrm" over.
wb..lu.d - tragedy Ihjs wa entirely
due 20 ,h" peTE Dnahty and d-neanor =
the .rf. raj hgur" ~ 'h' trial. CrtpI..i.
G,. ...- - ,Dmplr's. difference. combined
with IN ontir- ah-"no" 81 ans dignity 81
strength. Zen such .r fnaN D." credit 81
.oi .. .uius!. he neat rDfuuunnU'Icc al
p.rrpu,a. MS shopwilk"-., -mIl" and
u irurf ruh.rsd MIN 81 III popular -Sm
p-thy. almost r.cu of tuter"t,
'1"r DO" nr-' day ~" peop" lu~f inter.
49, ~ Nrin "Itlrriv. caring only for tho
unfolding - ~" story vi ch Vas ~
,...IIHIS 80 cad 20 ms iftsruoon's inst
p.ihlc finish Ai'rou ~ ~ m" Chi-'
.ui-. 100 r"'narksI her" wa. h..'Istth ms
p p.,wl -dr. 'ommourla'" u"r-onalify y
t.,-. rvritriinHrV "hara''.'r - seldom.
30. ..,,. nos 90 has 80 -YI"-icially Bn,n-
t..--,.rrg % ngura h".'. ~" '"r'-- ~ the
..-..' vp,l;, auG cIT'rIfnsi ru.'" Itt-ndir < q
n.g n,u-der trial ~ no." Oid li1I!",
I.I AIFe.-ior- iDri Cuir! Justice
of IrgIrpJ 10. th. most fmuresstye and
dr,u.''si figure pu ~" BrI' IA bench
d, ',yi ,r "rmIne and -cnrlet and attenda,.
. bv fra Iprd MAYOR and Shsiihs wearing
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CHoLER, C,SE ~ T,ORWIN g..
~ the ~t~~rH<r and Part of the Grew
IIrII NJ IIoffman Island.

Anp,i"g ,hnl"rI ship. the ToirminI
~ IN. IL alan linz, T. detained ~ Quar-
antin" Sh" arrived On Friday night
from Maple. and G"noa and came up 10
OtaraitIu" vest r,tay morning tier
surgeon rap"rt"d that Lucia Iltia ~.
Itaiian woman who embarked 81 Ma ...
had diced on Tuesday ~ "gastro-"nt'rItIs
amt Health Officer Dpty d",Id'd Co.,
Interview ing tn" surgeon that the di,ea-.
wac lndutii hlv cholera The -vmpt pm-
described by the surgeon. who WAS very
franz. wsr'. Dr Duty said. TYPICAL IN every
way. Tn" body was hurried at sea
III" IH"rmiua brought i2i cabin and
HSp storage pIs-.ng"TS, all ~ whom
were we'll yesterday The cabin pas
senRsr- were released All 'Ncapt thirty
who wore. bound for Philadelphia whittier
they went Wy train w"r" lande' = ere
The storage passenger. including 3,S
bound Tor Philadelphia 10 which port m.
Taoriniua iutrndsn To- proceed II -h" had
not been held mp, w"r" sent 10 Hoffman
island Tor observation \ part 1T IN"
crew al-n was transferred the i~lnnI
The steamship will be dl-Inlected aud
cleal-.'d and probably will he released
tO-uiDrTDW
The AUSTRIAN steamship Columbia. from
Tri"-ir srd PatrsS. and in" freight steam
ship lrI-bTpok, from Huslva. Spain
Vh,s-a chief engineer. Robert clark. died
81 Is -"'Itery 81 sunday are alsp held
~ Quarantine I'"ndtng further in,s-ti.
| CATION.
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BaCkWITH RECOvERrDJEWELS.
Nrs. Bacon Nay Return 60 switzerland To
Testify When Thieves Are Tried.

Mr. Daniel BACON wife ~ Daniel RAJ con.
a member ~ IN" Stock Exchange and an
inventor of elect rIcal appliances. returned
Yesterday by the American liner ~ Louis
from four months stay ~ EUROPE with
all except one piece If TN" Jew"lry
that was stolen from heT while rh" Wa
at ~ MoTuI Switzerland. with her
sister th.. wife 81 SIR Gilbert Parker. the
novelist Mrs Racon was met 10y he
husband and Went with him to then Ia, me
At ArcisIey or Hudson Mr. Racon said
the value OF the Iewelry had t''en eNag
gerstei in tho de-pat Ches from he other
side II - worth about SlOON and has
teen owned by Mrs RaCun = hong tame
som" having been IN nor po-s'.-- ION thirty
wears She declared the J.welry ana hal
no trouble getting II passed hy ~" Gust om~
men
tn. French police. after arr-sting
the hotel maid VINO stole the JeNelry
and her husband. barber 81 Virhy
who had taken II from her and conCralei
IT, gave 1t back Ia Mrs Racnn n Mrs
BaCuu's te-tIrNpuy l. ue,-sSary ~h- Will
go to France and give 1t At Il O. trial
other raSsnng"rS ~ ~" NJ LOUIS war.
Cen. McCoSkry BUT. G.. u. Fahnastoc'S
Mr. and Mn Cc.il Fmlav. Frank p
Rns,Itrr. John y Long and y l. Cot
tenet
Arrivals hv IN" CtInar,i"r CampaUia
from Liverpool and Queenstown Arthur
" IRE" and Roland lamh"rt Tree. whp
come ~ attend tn funeral of their father.
Judge I.amb"Ir Tree. John lee a British
post Office official who viii look INTO ~"
telegraph and telephon" systems OF
America. John " Bowsr- bishop J J
O'Reillv. " u Twedi"ll. \ J Pagrt
DR.. Thomas Ireland u + Cas" and Svd-
uey C'rhh"r
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strN so. Nar1.Ihl,or

Nip-f .rIapN bt| = Nt-- -.
belle Na,'IhhNr Of 'hi- NV and 'rinur
" Ehlr stevens Of Rrool'Nn. v"T~
,rtrrfai a, ,o,lo.h rhI. A'r-ru"on ~ Ne
Minister Vr"sr,tsuAn' hur, h M o." pics"n'e
~ , Iarg" urI'r'ar ~ relatives aud friends
~. .rrsrr"u. --. T~rforu'f tF b" R"'
{ Van T.. 49, NIgIt. y T. assisted T.. tho
ke, ~ i,wh-r ul "aUun. Il"
MILO ~ Walton - hs-. rIsu Ni~- B"s-ts
>hru.- ~ Nrdiieion % a. maid ~ honor and
NJ W4r.ft" :, 'ea'ou - BrupklFn amt
Vi. Eu.l " ~. D. IusHing T. -
~ ,de-n,atd. ~ ~ Martin IT \-S
r., r"'l. Ralph - EIr'ld' OF Br"ukN ~.
$ Riot .ond NJ Nsu or and leiu"ut :
Wagner ~ =, rar,i-.. '''.sd A. Usher
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nnIIrr Maph Ins

Nj. Mildred Hopkiu. apd Joseph Wood
Rir'sr ~ lr,iuctou. v wers married
s,s'nrdss ar-ruo"n 900 - ,,enrEr'- Prnt"--
iar'l pI-, oIsar l'.r,h 90 ~tu,N rSsut ~uusr"
-. 20, br uuVh Bir"khp1d performed
M. ',r"uouN a. %. to'L 10" prid" va.
attended b, ~ N-~ss RUTH Nilsson and
H-Isr .uTI 81 NDA iotk. l'suT'iIa
t,Isrn.T ~ Ia-,Fcua 'al Ilrl"u MAJ -
ovsrya ! tui U.I.r. Art'ouN - RTuph 70
1NI - ''n.u " honor Aud brft"-iuaid-
100 .'rstrs ~ ~" hruI,. Way t'p~-l"f
rIa d.r~
k.' moth ,rs. ford II Philadelphia 49,
sIstsr trs BRIDE groom. ~ ua-' nan amt Ne -
v-"d, i,s0rg' podn an a0d douglas
cIs 'sre u-l.V- Nfi,r the ,hur, 3 "srs-
mon. ~. hrids.- u1o'h.r. Mr- hlisou "
Hrnk ~ gave rs'~uf. oU 80 hsr h"uI".
~ t.rrsraF,.. ltTL
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INEW ST,rION I FIRr u,LI.
PrnnsyN anita itRs an EIaborat- Iirr Con-
trOl system 81 Its own

The system ot fire prOte, ti'n tor the
new Pcnn-vlN ANA station ha- uI-i been
put into operation. The -y-t"rn. 10. rail
road Ip.opl" say makes = fir" wall extend
ing across Manhattan from Ninth nv.nu.
20 Fif.i, r"enue Tn" ar - " ~. station
aud wards covered by the .-Iuipm.rt 1.
a little over tweniy-righ' acres. with
three lryel- below the main hnor extend
ing down ~ feet below the street Inn.
III" system includes approximately thr".
miles 81 Piping. III ho-a connections.
tS"niy-four roof hydrant- and twelve
hu-h hydran's Connections from the
mains ar" earned dir"rtlv to- two Go
gallon pumps in addition 20 ~ inch sue
ton from two -torag" tanks
Tn" distribution system l. div Ided into
two loops. ON" supplying sIvtn"n Z inch
-r1ndpipe~ inside ~ th" station binding
and che Other - I" inch -Erldiron"I -v.-
tenn "ncircling n" track level bet w.,.t
seventh and ninth avenue
Siamas.' hoe connect tons IN the four
II rect fronts of IN" bu,idinE enable CIT
fir pugino- 80 pInp INTO the -taudpit.
- stem ~ II" event 81 IA" failur' II th"
iirr PUMPS In IN" station binding their,
are righty-thr" hos connect lon- about
eighty feet apart and with an IL inch
nrLllc of on" INCH dIscharg" attached
10 each Cpnu",1Ip ION Their" ar. also
wrnty thru" ho-s CONNECT ions on ia"
train plat forms and iw"lv" nrr hvdTant :
, "a the yard west NJ tn" station builiIng
Their. are also luS hand chemical cHtIn-
guishsrr, a J'Si loui r''.l ho~.' carriage
| and "a sixty gallon chemical engine
IN" "niIr" station and plant T. covered
: by ,ip-.'d rrCIit tir" alarm -yrtom Ut
twenty boxe- ~ addition 20 city fir,. alarm
BOXES The station has a fire h1Rad.'
| of tw"nty hv" men divided INTO three
cpmpanie. nn" Tor IN" hos" wagon IN.
for the chemical nngin" aud 10" tor the.
-tandpiu"-. Five other n1n expected
~ report a. all fire. IN advance of III"
othsTs have charCc - 80 hand c1tiu-
RIiaherr Plumbers and electricians ale.
will f'pprt al all tr'. \ t"Htur,. - the
FIR aiariu system ~ IN" 10 boN". Uf ia.
IInn"l alarm .yrl"m Tor lir'- and fpi
'ri'fIng IN IN" Ctirrcnf 80 he pbw|r rAil-
NJ tho-" alarms A." recorded ~ tho
mann power h ~" ~ IDn.' Island trN
AMI m the station service plant
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nVoNn Dana

',.r U,sHN. br' 20 N-- Mar. Bristol
p.na daughter Of Trui and Mr. FdWard
S.H-purl I.ul aud zrsnddaughi"r "t the
late Is'u"- u Dams. va married ~ her
horu. ~ thi- ,itN this afternoon '" Nl"Nand"f
iu.l NJ brow n. sl' ian5. son ot Nl"Nand"T
, H-uun Of cleveland Ni-- Dana was
IN -th ui thu ctty. ana tAo bridesmaids.
M'-. Louise Higsirv Of ths 80, and Ni-~
rlor.U,C Nrnwn 81 lsNclHnd. sister - TIE
trId" grop'u The u"-t man ~ h"Urv
-hrNl"ld ~ l"N",ard. = rla--nAt" 81 th"
brid. groom aUi ~" WSh"r- M lId"d .gdlpW
Bp'i of N"N N"r-. another las ntai'. ana
Iy,igi' Dana. brother 81 ~" OTidr
The ,"rstuuus VA performed IN m" lt"N
Ansou phclp- stokes. " -~rr"'arH 81 tho
ale torp0TatiOn
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REGISTRiTION IT->TtU
Nibany's T"tai Exceeds Thsi ~ wv"
PaIIing On IN RSrhr-t"r

ALBASv. Oct p Albany 'rs '"''
regist ration for 1917 - 2G.iG -'h
incr"lS. ~ cu2 over 1874 ani 10 10. .'
less than that ~ ipIs q Pr~-rd'' '''''
4 larger number ~ D"mn,rH'- ln.' ITO
came out To- r"gi-i"- aud carol
Wat"rN li"i "itN.s regis ration
IL J7Sa THIS ~ ~ NOR" ma"
and - "~, than IN ieS
Coho..S ,'itv'- total r'gi-'r''r." . .'
il $50 This H. az lees Than I'' ..
less than IES
Rensselaer, cIfy's total r-g.-.
1910 ~ 2 sB This - ~ less rh1f .' "
2IO less than 1910
Ro,IIFsTFH. oct y Total roc -. ....
for Rochester IL II g23 cpurur'
" 1872 W Igpa and N. $50 ~ iS-
AMSTERDAM. oct % To- Of ".'
ton ; 7Os: m iIns Sn31 ~ 1919
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I've addinC "i M'-- Nattau Firih AVID
tsrrov Ihroop i.rsr We celebrated ys--
rsrda, forenoon ~ Old - Pants church.
HroadUav IN" Re, ~ MonraEu"
l.aer m. rector. and The fAt',"r 81 IN" bride
groom. performed m" '"r"w"r' a. ~ ~
o,lo,k and tie bride. vho entered with r'F
brother stuart VI IiT'h. wa. given ~ MAJ
south Orange
Sho vas attended hy h-r -i-t"r. M--
Rsa'rlDs tiril. A. uaid ot honor Ih"f"
,.rs no bridr-mitd. Fnps ihToou 'Sr"T
as.i4,at hIs brother a be-t man ana "
Nnrfa,,,t. t,e.r Jr AMI Frrurt- Hunt
t,.sr also hrothsr. vere ush~r-
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PERCI {. u,RD TOI NJ ~ 4"
IIad B~rn ~. and I,-ft Noi" ~ ~
wished To Ne Crrmaird

Percy e. Ward. a broker "'- .''
dead IN bed ~ his room ~ to- Nf'''
"rn Hotel. a. IlS West tI''
street. lat night apparently z
disease lie had not h"''rfi Zn'I
~ A not hook ~ h = room 10 Vr' ~
IN cas- IT d'ath ct co.. 100. ..
plrn... notify thutl'- - w.
Nirhola- avsnu I vH-' q. 10
rptvt' %
IhtrL.- ~ NaTb 10 ~ 'i."
that Perry , ward va 'n H'..
IN. lat. Iohn : Ward ~
~ YEAR oid and unu1-r.'1
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O~ nrr,'hp NJ Thana Theatre.

Adolph ks-slnr. Tor whom 4 theltr" -
n ~ built IN Extra place just north ~
Firsi street. I~ not th' owner ~ 'h' ThHlia
Thsatr" IN IN" BOw"rv ~ va- stated ~
1'HF SIS - few days ago Tho Thalia -
owned Us tho estate Il William Kramer
Who bought che property IN 1874
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IpaNIs esrpHt.

pt,tsIIVIr y I p'i - Miss IIasr
DImon' ttran'. daughter nf Mr. Franc"-
Grant 81 Gresham road. Wn- married this
evening 80 Ensign u Davis. = = .
IN ~ stephens Epi-uppnl thur'u The
Re, Nnrgau AshlrN formerly r-"for 81
~" Churrh and HoN 'urnt" ~ NJ angels
Ghrr,H Nov YORK 'ttN. - FfDTmsd the
- rnn1on, Mr. Hcnr' ta,lpr ~ PhIla
d.Iphta ~. matr"n 81 hou"r En-tRn
u rIt.r Iartgr ~ Minua-UtH Wa
hc.t man En-ign Dawn aud Mr. DaNis
y III make their horn" ~ Philad~lphta
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17
OLD TRADITION ouAsHED

We oH remember grotesqus and
ahaa.ly stories. vividly rslalsd and
eagerly swallowed. shout eats killing
babies BY sucking ;heir breaihs." says
Dr., Woods Hutchinson in en- article
on the diead Of cats. snakes and nice
in Success Magazine. The sole basis
Tor the belief appears to Be q few
scattered instances Of children having
been found dead il bed with a cat in
the room. lnasmuch Is there are
several rare conditions which muy
produce sudden death in young chill.
drsn, without previous warning, notably
swellinas Of the thymus gland, and
cat is as much part Of the ordinary
furniture OF most houses as a chair.
the relation between the death Of q
child and the presence Of a cat is OBJ
viously no more than could be ac-
counted for as coincidence. Cats.
like "Mislher Casey" are 'epicures in
sclapin and are very fond Of soft,
warm beds. and this may lead them to
curl up in baby's cradle. L the baby
happens to be very young or weak, or
the cat unusually heavy, and il should
curl up on the baby's chest, the child's
respiration might be seriously inter-
Eered with. But unless the cat lay
right over its mouth and the baby was
so feeble, or so swathed or bound
down that il could neither cry out nor
get its arms loose. it is almost incon-
ceivable that any serious. let alone
fatal. sulfocation could occur
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17
THEY DO THESE THINGS BET,
TER m FRANCE


It's no easy matter to be married in
France. says F. Berkeley Smith. in
Success Magazine. One great
thing in favor Of so sacred a ceremony
is that il cannot be hastily performed
Il is an event requiring months Of pre-
paration, Of the signing Of endless pa
pers, the certificates Of birth and the
consent Of parents, until at last the
wedding day. which has just been ar
ranged for to the entire satisfaction Of
everyone concerned. including the le-
gal authorities. arrives. If marriage is
difficult divorce is even more so.
There are no such romantic and youth
ul adventures as clipping on a twelve
dollar capital-handing ten to the ac-
commodaiine parsoa and wiring for
forgiveness with the change.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17
DANDRUFF AND ITCHING
SCALP YIELD TO THIS
TREATMENT

Why experiment trying to drive the
dandruF germ from underneath the
skin with greasy lOiious or fancy hair
dressing when Bearden & King s
Drug Store will guarantee ZEMO and
ZEMO SOAP to entirely rid the scalp
Of the germ life that cause the trouble
ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP can be
obtained in any city or town in Amer.
ica and are recognized the best and
most economical treatment for ell aE-
iections Of the skin or scalp whether
on infant or grown person. One
shampoo with ZEMO SOAP and ap-
plieaiion Of ZEMO will stop itching
and cleanse the scalp Of dsndruG and
scuri.
We invite you to try ZEM0 and
ZEMO SOAP and Il rot entirely
satisfied we viii refund your money
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17
M. F. MOORE. DRUGGIST

A druggist at Westmoreland. Kan,
NJ. F. Moore by name, writes that he
can get aadaviis from customers say
ing that they were cured Of chronic
constipation. Indigestion, etc. BY the
use Of Dr.. Caldwelfs Syrup Pepsin,
the great Laxative and tonic. He says,
further. that be has been a druggist
for IS years. but has never known Of
a better remedy for these troubles than
Dr.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin. which
he also uses in his own family Il is
absolutely guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. and Il you want to Try It be-
fore buying. send your address for ?
free sample bottle to Pepma Syrup
Co.. ne Caldwell Bldg. Monticello.
H. lis sold By al druggists at Soc
and 81 bottle.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17
THE HUB OF THE BODY

The organ around which sl lhs
other organs revOIve. and upon ,.hich
hey ere largely dependent for their
welfare. is The stomach. When the
functions Of the, stomach become i'm
paired, the bowels and liver also be-
come deranged. To cure q disease Of
Re stomach. liver or bowels get Dr..
Caldwells Syrup Pspsin. Il is The
promp,ssl relief Cor constipation and
dyspepsia ever compounded. i is
absolutely guaranteed to do what is
claimed. and il you want to try il be-
fore buying. send for a free sample
bottle to Pepsin Syrup Co. 1l9 Cald-
we'll Bldg. Monticello. III. It is sold
BY eli druggists at Soc and 81 bottle.
When the yellow streak begins to
work out Of some people they have q
Ct Of the blues.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-11-17
THE TWILIGHT OF LIFE

The muscles Of the stomach in old
age are not as strong or active as in
youth, and in consequence old people
are very subject to constipation and
Indigestion. Many seldom have a
bowel movement without artificial aid.
Many, also. have unpleasant erucia-
tons Of gas from the stomach after
eating. All this can be avoided by the
use Of Dr.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
which permanently regulates the bow
els so that passages come naturally,
and so strengthens the stomach that
food is digested without discomfort.
It IS absolutely guaranteed to do what
is claimed. and il you want to Try it
before buying. send your address for a
free sample bottle to Pepsin Syrup
Co., 1l9 Caldwell Bldg- Monticello,
III. It is sold by ell druggists at Soc
and 81 bottle.