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Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
NEW SHELL GOODS.

New Berrettes. Side Combs and Back Conasa-
 Bsrrettes 1oc each: Side Combs and Back Combs 15c and 25c.
 Side Combs and Back Combs of n eetter quality, 5ec.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
Rsmsmhsr tha Name.

Foley's Honey and Tar for all coughs and colds, for croup, bronchitis, hoarse- ness and for racking 1agrippe coughs. No opiates. Refuse substitutes. Lee 6 Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18

Mrs. E 0 Smith, Mrs Charles Thoul,
 Hrs. Fl H. 6toneburn and Mrs. ]. M. Traeman. Tho scouxu1ttee In c11arge of the arrangements for the enjoyable function comprised R. l. 6covi1ie, chairman, Fl. N. Sterhenson, Howard
 Trueman, H. c. Steele and II. c. Viz
 berf <
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
WlLLiMANTic
What ls coinn on Tonioht.

What is Going On Tonight.
 Gladys Klark Company at the Opera M; Moving " Pictures at the Bijou and T, 1 Saturday Night Dance at AB. s. socialfsand Dance at washburn Hail.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
Big Sal in Now Bleach Hous..

The dedicatory bali in the American Thread company's new bleach house Friday evening was largely attended and a good time was enjoyed by all present Music for the occasion was band. The affair was given under the auspices of the American Thread company's fire brigade There was a goodly number of fire laddies from other companies present in uniform The floor arraneernents were in charge of the ire brigades foreman, assistants and Y members. Refresh ments were served at intermission. The dance was one sf the largest att tended ever held in this city and the music could not have been better.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18

Her Tn the season, but at6 determined to even matters up today If postble. Good snappy practice haa been the
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18

FairfieId.-Wednesda was the 14th anniversary of the coming to Fairfield of the Rev. Allen Beeman as rector of St. Paurs church.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
Manx at Church euPper

Baptist church served it's regular monthly supper in the vestry of the church Friday evening. There was a large number present and all relis1ed the fine repast. Miss Carrie Stiles was in charge Of the arrangements. and had able assistants
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
SPECIAL IN HAND sAas.

Coed qlpf1ity Hand Bags, made of Esod leather. strong frame, all Mcire lined. with coin purse. marked sl 0o each; good value at s1-50.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
EIpERpoWN WOOL.

Columbia Bderdown Wool for knit ting purposes, such ss Toques, Tam P'Shsntersand Bonnets. ali colors, 25c
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
Duffy's Pure Malt lII1iskey

of youth and tonic sinuant of the known It aids destroying disease and By it's building and healing properties in restoring in gradual healthy natural thus keeping the young spirits wonderful remedy prevention and consumption, pneumonia grippe bronchitis coughs
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
Only on. "HRoMo oUiNlNE.,

That is LAXATIVE PROMO QUI- NINE. Look for the signature Of E.. w. GROVE. Used the World over to
 Cure Cold in One Day. 25c
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
HAmckEacHIEFs.

womenfs Handkerchiefs, all linen. tegular 15c quality fer 12 1-2c each Women's Handiserchiefs. embrider- cd coracrs. 35c each
 Meme Plain Linen 1iandiserchiefs, c5c each.
 M&as All xAssn Hanskerehiefs, good hix4 5oc each
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
PUTNAM

James elaipss Condition critioai--Lovv January Dsath Rats-sie ehipmsnts of Applss-c conerssafionai Social Union esrvss Banquet.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
THERE IS "A REASON Why our Ice Cream proved to be TRADE BUILDER
BECAUSE

the 
  frozen. .@ <
 
 milk he ure enw of in s threei times
 NEW WHoL LEsALE SOLICITED. so.a apply Q NETT LONDON DAIRY CO, New London, Com. Inn lex csssmsy xas sak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-30
W. VA. NOTARY
IS AGED So
WEST VIRGINIA BOASTS OF OLD
OFFICIAL.
New Charters Are Issued BY the State
TO d Number Of New
Concerns.
BY cAL L. YOUNG.

a. EAafA = N' tA&
CHARLESTON " Na.. sept. %. -
How long is "a uuturt commission
good for was rho question asked
H. ~ \ chichester. "f N,~fou. Lewis
counts. iu arIiriur Tor % Notary COM
mission.
Tho question g. ou. often asked iut
Not from 90 man ~. wears old 10
which MI. chichester ,au Day lain.
M"sf men who REACH tU- f"If score
and five mark have difficulty iu W.T.
iuE 60 l-siil' hand. hut NOT Sd, with
th' AGED N'~t"ui,u. who uui Only
writes % N'fs god iuiud. hut had
writes q very good hand. but mad
Hii'd with th. proper r~.mIffau.s. and
t'' r.'tit commission w,ut ou, this
as. moon
90 itI.-f.i is fh, oldest uuu tu
receive % uriart commission boz tine
ii-fur OF fh, state. and DC DO, lives
until his commission expires Do. viii
Doc "u' 81 fh' few Win. attain o., axe
of H- The oldest person heretofore
f. t.tsi,. O. notary COMMISSION was
O. az This. ~ least. b. th, b,-
l'f Of Some 90 tl, Older clerks 200 thr
uffI.. uf tln =tITefITs 90 state who
r..fI chat SOME years ago. 90 person
wIn 'uid claim tu % WEARS applied
'"f Irt was ISSUED 81 notary com
u i.u Ird fh1f h. vac believed to
.f. H''u fu' oldest mIu up q. tntf
fIf..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-30
HOE

The managers OF the PENNSYLVANIA
company undoubtedly know how 10
run a great railroad system But they
ar" making a mistake % they think
that for this eason they can also run
vomcn's ways
The claims department Of the com.
rany has made tho important discoy.
cry that The high heels az womens
Fashionable shoes are dangerous fo
Tie wcarcrs During the past sIx
months 10 has been called upon 10
settle % cases FOO which women l,as
s"ugcrs were injured because their
high heels caught ON 'hc steps NJ cars
NIth masculine %diroc'uess aud ob'usr
moss .t has issued 60 circular calling
attention fo this fact and suggesting
That 're nomsn oIf pF the unuecos
' drain 600 tho c.mpsu, treasury
''r damage and at 'he same time ob
n -reaf"r aaf"', 'nr fhem- -,rs 10y
worms less -'.red kind of under
rrr
r.,n attention 'n be o.,
acted vom.. t.I to.,fs.f. tlI.
tH1ut much a.
... Injunction r.. r.
-.. .ar. eH.. t,r-r
r -l., I..
.,r.
. .r. .... .U. .f..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-30
Saturday, September 30. 1911.
A 5RIck6AT FROM OVER THE
FENCE.

Ihls newspaper commented a few
days ago on the intense -natiouslism
manifested by the Canadians in he
-etrnt campaign. There remains 10
add a iootnote TO history relative 10
he anttAmerican sentiment there
displayed.
y recent writer in the English Spec.
a'or tells tho whole story when he
nus expresses the Canadian attitude
o. American ilea. and very possib1,
'"fu their point Of view r....tfv II, ~,
' absorb f' whole of the Norm An.
iI I"Lt on tho other hand ire
'''tlsh people or Canada viii burn tfei-
.arlrldse N prevent such forrible
n Canadians are a fine people
But they slightly exaggerate their own
Importance. Uncle sam would not
explode a July Fourth frecracker for
any Canadian territory that did mt
bring with IL the hearts OF the Cana.
dian people as a free gift.
II never occurred 10 the people who
opposed %reciprocity on this side OF the
line to evoke any unneighborly feel.
ing. They fought the treaty merely
because they thought II was a bad
Iade But the Montreal Star and
pther newspapers felt IL necessarv m
call us those "impudent and arrogant
American When people can't dis.
cuss a mere exchange Of goods in
terms OF dollars n emit and relative
value, they are o well qualified for
he give and take OF commercial lie
Canada has been historically a had
loser. The fact that the soft raimop,
Of the American revolutionary Tories
was exchanged Tor "a 81 tar
and feathers has never been forgotten
IN these 80 years And the fact that
our soldiers invaded Canada 81, that
time and IN tho war OF 1912 might VOL
he omitted from the platform ~ I've
issues loo years later And a. L. not.
forgotten that fha Canadian oomms
sioners declined 90 sign -te art..r,f
agreement over 'he fIasts tol-sar
eFh, years ago though as % minor v
hoy might b. expected fo bow .9 Tho
viii ~ The whole rr.-
Canada with her s4.rr1 -t..,
wealth snd Substantial t.t.-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-30

1901. this system has developed until
u reaches INTO every town and in
nearly every village. Last year more
than a half million Filipino girls ana
boys were taught in these schools
They learn the English language. the
history OF the American republic and
acquire some OF the Fundamentals
necessary for Independent self-govern-
ment. The Filipino government last
year spent three and one-quarter mil.
lion dollars Of local cvenue Tor educa.
ZION. or nearly n half dollar for every
man. woman and child on H., islands
over 5000 American and Filipino
teachers were employed in the
schools.
This means in effect thai another
generation OF Finpinos viii be- trained
IN American ideals. American habits
of thought and American history
They Will he better fitted for the ma.
terial work OF life and better fitted for
the responsibility that will fan upon
them when the ruling hand OF the
american republic is taken away.
Whatever nay b. the final disposition.
OF the Philippines. every American
must feel some satisfaction in that We
are doing something 10 make the Fiji.
piros a happier. better and more pros
porous people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-30
A GAME OF HIGH FINANCE

Within the past week the investing
public has been treated 10 as fair a
spectacle of stock iobbing and price
thimble rigging as Wall r has
produced for a long time. Early last
week rumors affecting the United
States Steel corporation began 10 he
whispered about brokers' offices
shortly these rumors took tangible
form. TO the effect that the steel cor
poration was about 10 dissolve OF its
own motion. Naturally the investors
m steel stock TOOK alarm. There are
10000 holders OF steel common in
the United States. Few OF these
holders had or could have inside
knowledge OF the United States Steel
corporations operations. Few OF them
had enough information TO enable
them 10 form an opinion as 70 tho &C.
curacy OF the report. Under the cir.
cumstances IL was the duty OF the
United states Steel officials To have
made a public statement al the EARL.
est possible moment. They did not do
this. Judge Gary. who has heretofore
been free TO speak on all occasions
was Significantly and suspiciousIv g..
lent The silence was maintained Tor
four days. and during that time a
bunch OF spectators for a fall drove
United States Steel common from a
quoted price Of - TO a quoted price
Of -. Nearly 15O.O0u shares OF stock
changed hands. and tho loss 10 he
legitimate investors must have run
into the millions.
After the damage was done and
when il seemed thar a panic might
endanger stocks generally. the United
states steel directors % together
and issued a statement 10 the effect
that the corporation did not intend 10
dissolve and that it considered itself
entirely legitimate. ln the meanwhile.
however. spectators with inside
knowledge gathered in millions Of dol.
lars OF profits.
J., Is performances like this maj,
create distrusf and q profound disgus,
with high finance as j. is practiccd by
the captains Of finance 10 This
Hitherto the United States steel has
been supposed 20 hold a place some
what different from that occupied bv
other corporations whose stocks were
dealt in In Wall street The squeeze
IN United States steel stockholders
was scarcely q shade better than h,rh.
way robbery. The robber AZ least has
The merit Of courage. but the high
%hnancier who plays his ramc from the
inside does not need courage Hc is
on the level With the card sbara aud
The sneak thief.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-30

chastity pale. haggard and sunken-eyed. n scene rbxs@au' n~ Ms
sa" In u moment that he W as in a terribly nervous 80 - ~.
shplE nervous Item tina W as keeping him nm
are yu going TO do something-are yu going q, iure or,ao..-
norrowt ne exclaimed in a breath. wihout an iGninari D
IL gu don't a a ruined nan have heavy obJigotIon 20 - - N
row ana haven been able to borrow OF sort OF sec,r,r - "N
"s roNe uoesht act everything have will be wiped mr.
"a SAID you look at though you hadn't had am sleen,
a'ehL n said i haven't had a wink of sIeen for tba, ,,ah.e -
account, 4" ms. an borrow a dollar and ny securities arc cta aGas "
at uhhs for o 10 do I said. is o % home nd 90 q, hod. go
"eH pt VIVA u. h Clearing House going to do he excIJ,o1 L.
iehHN- You must DO something to morrow Unless vm a. m ~
ISSUE cItlhcates-everything have will be ona witbir ,rar,.E SW
also have a frghtfnI panic '"eu- fu VIZ
nevertheless. you start owe again o"'H 10 ""S'
Perhaps you are right he said 4 In ,aad 60 $500,
suspected ron my manner that the Clearing House wold trroI - .N u
III uf mor"hs'a hd he "a comfrued. Al n rate 10 went awgv In 60
what calTer state OF mind ""' away III a some
~ o'"h ~" next morning II a announced HAT e ,va,r,ol uou.
"umu "Sue ctr'mcates by mean Of which financial onerattons caI -
'u on ana loahs secured at the banks I'D Hartman 60 don ~
~ ny anu ne SI rough the day all right. meeting ALI his obumu,n.
""o" "'' neaNN. h neu time saw him. which vas n uL - ,m,
gan" "" '" III" m MS greater career be
l'opyHEht, 1911. by r j. Edwards All rtbts ros.rr,,
III monday MI Edwards will tell of Admiral Fooes C.,,t.n, prt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-30
Opinions of the
State Editors
Will Be Horse on Watson

{ W. Natson's blue ribbon horses
are being exhibited az the fyirs over
The state. The people ar, looking
them over and admiriul them They
ar" real beauties. But horses are not
vote makers. and next fall. remember.
ing what happened in Charleston. a.;
the people Of West Virginia do rr.
member. n Will be % horse OF another
color with Watson When ne votes
are counted. or rather a horse OF nm,
WIN MS banner torn and tattcred.
with his forces flown and scattcrca
with his hopes M visions shattered.
VIII his blue ribboners respoud mex,
iaIl. when like onc other deserted and
beaten. ne yells' a horse. horse.
my kingdom Tor a morse "-Grarton
Sentinel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-30
childishIy Simple.

senator Chiffon Seems Io nav. great
IaIth IN the old adagc about th, carly
plTd getting the worm. lie started
me democratic campaign for tho 1872
election ~ iIucville on Monday and
made e great speech TRYING 10 SQUARE
himself with the extensive Nct;raW
IoIIowinE 90 Wyoming county. said
speech and the story Of its delivery
having been forwarded Ia al ih. Dem.
o'ratr ddfI|'s iu the state bcfnre no
senator leif Charleston.
IN explaining the election of he
Gold Dust Twins" me- says that bi.
friends merely voted Tor Watson. aud
Waisou.s fricud. voted for yim
,hidIshly simple. wasn't ic Ralcirb
Herald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-30

chosen as she has a perfect right. The
hearts OF our achieving people. with
the opening OF the Panama canal. will
turn more and more TO the southwark
and Canada will miss some industrial
opportunities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-30

nam money mad sought cover. and borrowers Wers
aa get accommodation even when they had gilt.
eused collateral TO put up as security. EvervUhers
and hoard II. "' s''
Mr.. Tappan took the late afternoon Train for Sav
York. """ o Ne"
! arrived IN New York early Sunday evening and
u,e y 10 my house. Mr.. Tappan said. when re.
a." ms incident TO me some time afterwards II
oeen there only a few minutes when the door he'll
rang. l went To the door myself. opened II n so,,o
I'd Hartman standing there.
was shocked at his appearance" Mr.. Tappan con.
lluueu. 'Ie looked nnrn lnnl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-30
New News of Yesterday
When Hartman Stood On the Brink of DESPAIR
(ey e J. es~arsa)

n II sunday Afternoon in the middle OF the sunme- df $50 "a. L.. 49,,
\ sek " Iappan. then president OF the Galatin Ssuon.I ps,L %, Eax
IWA wy IN CHAIRMAN Of the New York Clearing House Assoca,o,
al as onntry place In the Berkshire HIS where ne Vas END
ne eke a telegram from some n the prominen, Nw vi h..Ls~
possible haste " 0"e 10 New iork with all
s.oon ne sreat panic whc marked the first year OF President Cleveland :
So ou administration was then at its height The Treasury ~, no T~as
vas being drained Of gold hx the nno-a.in -. n-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-30

Cas--s rrssf wtr sass
&c. -aul
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-13
CENTENNIAL PLANS
ARE CRYSTALIzING
Commission Proposes Statewide
Blowout For COICmbuS.

Columbus, o., Jan. 13.-Deflnite
plans for the centennial celebration
of the establishment of the state cap
ital at Columbus are now taking
form. Phe commission appointed by
Governor Harmon has tentative
schemes, and suggestions have been
asked from leading citizens and from
members of the legislature. An ap.
preparation for expenses will be ask
ed this session.
The school children throughout
Ohio will contribute to penny col
lection, from the proceeds of which a
beautiful monument of Christopher
Columbus wili be erected as a perma-
nent adornment of the state capital
and testimonial from the school
children to the state Of Ohio. A big
industrial exposition, statewide
Homecoming and a splendid pageant
are also proposed. Some special part
In the celebration is to be assigned
to each of the SS counties, aud the
event will be statewide In a greater
degree than anything of its kind ever
held in Ohio.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-13
Proper Breathing.

To breathe properly take deep
slow breath, another and another. Put
both the hands on your ribs and see
how they expand and contract as you
breathe in and out. Put one hand on
the low ribs In front and the other
opposite It on the back. Feel how the
back swells as you breathe. There Is
powerful muscle called the dla-
phragm that divides the chest from
the abdomen. AS the heart and lungs
are in the chest, the diaphragm may
be called the floor Of the chest. 1t IL
fastened to the backbone, the ribs and
the sternum, or breastbone. And when
people speak Of diaphragmatic breath
ing they mean just what we are doing
now-fllling the lungs with air and
emptylng them by the expansion and
contraction.-Bosto Herald.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-13

the beneficent purpose of taking care
of the production, supplying the capi.
tai and the pipe line facilities and
making many gallons of oil flow into
the channels of commerce where one
had dribbled before.
Mr.. Milburn expressed much anxi-
ETY. for the $4,000 shareholders, many
OF them people in moderate circum-
stances, If the decree OF the lower
court stands, ordering distribution
of the shares in the 20 companies
that make up the New Jersey corpo.
ration. He explained that there are
outstanding 100000 shares in the
New Jersey, which the government
had attacked successfully in the low
er court as a combination in restraint
of trade; that the 100000 have a
par value of Sl,000,000,O00 and an
actual value OF $600,000,000. If n dis
solution were ordered, each share
holder would receive a proportionate
lot of stock in the 20 corporations
that are now controlled by the Stand
ard Oil company of New Jersey.
Each holder of a share of Standard
Oil of New Jersey would get 81 as
his distributive share to the Standard
Oil Of Indiana and 20 cents as his
dlstributive share OF the Chesborough
Manufacturing company. He suggest
ed that the probability would be that
the small holders would get a mass
of scrap" relatively worthless com
pared with their holdings of shares
in the New Jersey corporation, and
that they would be at the mercy OF
large shareholders and spectators.
In short, Mr.. Milburn declared that
the large owners Of stock in the New
Jersey corporation could not wish for
better opportunity to freeze out the
small shareholders than would be
afforded by an attempt 10 distribute
among the shareholders of the Stand
ard Oil trust their respective inter.
ests In 20 affiliated concerns that
make up the defendant corporation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-13
TREATMENT FOR
SICK HEADACHE
A New Method Of Cure That Will
Interest Every Sufferer.
Made Possible by a Special Laxative
Designed to Be Used with the
Tonic Treatment

Mrs. Annie VI. Lewis, OF r. L. ID,
No. 10, Gardiner, Me-, suffered for
number of years from sick headaches.
Size says:
81 suffered from penodlcai sick head
aches for great many years. Besides
taking headache powders, ] was treated
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or so. 1t was impossible for me to 90
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sickness coming on. ! suffered with
nausea and vomiting spells. was very
weak and continued to lose in strength
Finally ! could count on being able to
do only about weeks work in every
four My blood was in poor condition.
| had no ambition to do anything and
felt languid all OF the time.
at was not until | tried DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills that | found relief. |
took few boxes and noticed wonder
full change for the better. | became
stronger and healthier than in years
The headaches have disappeared and |
am able TO do my work. ! feel that
my cure is sufficient reason why |
should recommend DR.. Williams Pink
Pills TO all sufferers from sick head
aches"
As rule a sufferer from sick head
ache can tell hours, sometimes days, in
advance, when the headache is coming
on. This fact makes il possible to use
a laxative, IA soon as the approach of
an attack is discovered, to eliminate
the poison from the system and prevent
the attack or in great measure mod
crate its severity. A new laxative,
PINKLErs, designed TO he used in con-
nection with DR.. Williams Pink Pills,
Affords perfect combination treatment.
We have prepared a pamphlet that
not only describes fully the laxative
tonic treatment OF sick headache and
gives specific directions for the use OF
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valuable information regarding diet, eX-
ercise and the management OF the sick
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with a sample of PiNKLErs, the little
laxative pills. Write today il you want
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dress: The DR.. Williams Medicine Co.,
Schenectady, n. Y.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-13
OLD MYSTERY CLEARED
Bones of Man Killed In 1867 Found
In Buried Trunk.

Noblesyllle, Ind, Jan. 13.-The
mystery of the disappearance of Eu-
gene Woodmansee on the day that he
was 10 be married in 1867 is believed
to be solved by the finding of an old
trunk with parts Of human body in
IT, in what was an old roadhouse at
the time. An excavation under the
house was made as the result Of find
ing some human bones just under the
surface few days ago.
At one side OF the skull were the
sole and heel of an old shoe. A small
bit of tissue paper was found with a
capital "E" on it, written in ink. The
paper crumbled TO dust in the fingers
of one of the workmeD.
Woodmansee came here to marry
Sarah Writ, and after reaching the
city went to the minister who was to
perform the ceremony and arranged
the details. He was never seen after
leaving the minister's house.
The young man had a large sum OF
money on his person, and It is be-
lieved that he was murdered and
parts of his body placed in the trunk
and other parts buried in the ground
near by.