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Evening star., 1911-08-27

TT is a mighty fine thing
! to be able to write a
story like THE HEAL
Err OF SORE MINDS.
and a fine thing to be
able to publish it. OF
course it is a prize entry;
but whether it should be
awarded first place or
fail to win a money prize
at all isn't nearly so I'M
portant as the fact that
four or FIVE million peo-
pie will be able to read it
next week. And there
will be very few among
all that number whom it
will not help a little. To
those who need it most
it will come as a blessing.
On. the surface THE
HEALER OF SORE
MINDS may seem to be
a character study only,
although a remarkable
one; but back of the
cip,o1v exoriSite1y told
Evening star., 1911-08-27
Atlas Auto Supply Co.,

MOTOR SPECIALTIES SALES co,
1927 Race Street. Philadelphia
NATIONAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
1928 New York Avenue. Washington. d. c.
IROOUOIS RUBBER CO,
3S3 Washington Street, Buffalo
AUTO EQUIPMENT co.
260 Jefferson Avenue Detroit
CAPEN Betting & RUBBER CO
Main and Chestnut Streets. St Louis
PITTSBURG AUTO EQUIPMENT co.
Baum and Beatty Streets, Pttsburg
Evening star., 1911-08-27
WHAT HEAVEN FORBIDS

and delicate touch of
pathos. Of course j.
has the theater for its
background; for the
title is as closely asso-
ciated with the stage as
are the footlights. Its
hero is one of the saddest
figures in the world
an actor of the old school
clinging stubbornly to
its traditions, struggling
against the modern
school in which there is
no place for him. In
addition to the pleasure
you will have in read
ing a really good tale,
you will be interested in
the facts it contains, If
the theater has any ap-
peal for you.
Evening star., 1911-08-27
Save % q Of Your Tire Repair Expense

IL you need repair the puncure or blowout
Tire Doh Outfit shown above Vulcdniz-
not For fVe cents permanently repair
I)oh the road
the ~orst blowout be permanently repaired with Treh
PrOe
Money back ask it,
Evening star., 1911-08-27
Trv Tire-Doh at Our Risk

We have sold over $4,000 Tire-Doh
Outfits to date, every one on our
guaranty of money back, and only
81 purchasers have asked it. We
make the same offer to you, noa0
and alpays. If you care what it costs
to run your car. if you want real
insurance against delay from tire
troubles on the road, buy Tire-Doh
Outfit noaO Thousands of auto supply
dealers carry it. Those in the princi-
pal cities are named below. Ask your
dealer for Tire Doh, or if you prefer,
we will ship you a Tire-Doh Outfit
anywhere, express prepaid, upon re-
ceipt of price, So. Money back any
time you ask it.
Evening star., 1911-08-27
MANUFACTURE CI:o~
SO East Adams Street N0lCdQO

ALDEN SPEARE'S SONS CO.
1863 Atlantic Avenue, Boston
AUTO SUPPLY co.
Broadway and 59th Street, New York
EMPIRE TIRE & RUBBER CO,
ITO Hennepin Avenue. Minneapolis
AUTO EQUIPMENT CO.
1918 Broadway, Denver
LITTLE JOE'S AUTO EXCHANGE.
l6 N. Howard Street. Baltimore
BECKLEY-RALSTON co.
l42S Michigan Avenue. Chicago
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08
10 QUE DICE LA PRENsA.

La VIoz de La Patria'', en- lln edito-
Trial estudiando ell asesinato cometido
en- la persona del honraido indust strial
Jose Reyes, dice 10 siguulente:
'El crimen perpetlrado EN- La perso-
ma de Jose Reyes, NO es de los vlllgares
~ 81 de los mas mlisteriosos. sino es ell
mas premeditado que SIC ha cometido
zen Puerto Rico, y por tai motive y dado
Ito blen preparado que estuvo no plpe-
de en- manera algluna darse con Ell cri
minal en- varios d1as, pues este ha sido
tan astuto que no dejo huella alguna ;
pero gracias la actividad de la illsti-
cla en- este case ,creemOs cue mlty prom
ITO Sc tendra el autor de tan horrible
crlmen EN- las manOs.
ConcurrimOs todos los dfas varias We
ces las tlpentes qUe nos pueden dar in
formes eNactOs y por tai motive cree
mos lnopOrttUnos los ataques que Sc vie
men hacienda EN- contra de las a1ltorida-
des.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08
La CriminaHdad en- Ia is|a

f'La Bandera Americana escribe a
prop0sito del crimen cometido Ell la
persona de Jose Reyes, y con motive de
otros sucesos iIltimamlente ocurridos ell
la lsla, 10 que sigue:
"AMnenta consideraIblemente de dia
en- d1a la criminalidad.
Ell patibulo com todos sus horrores no
es la roca de granite nj ell potente muro
de contensi0n que se alza para inflndir
temor aminorando los impulses de la
passion, del odio, la venganza, los celos
y demas arrebatos, (permltasenos la
frase) que experimental ell coraz0n ''u-
mano para arrojar al ser racional al
mas hondo die los precipicios
Estudien, profumdicen los hombres de
ciencia ell pavoroso problema de la cri-
minalidad, y d1gasenos a que obedece
La progression alamante de los delitos
de sangre en- nuestra isla, de pocos amos
a esta parte, habiendose establecido CO.
lino 1oIl ooHnd dueIIduOF Id ull1llnd peud,
la pena de mulerte, para aqIuellos que
cometen seslnatos con premeditaci0n Y
alevosia.
Ante la larga serie de crimenes come
tidOS recientelnente len esta isla. nos
quedamos perplejos.
Jamas la criminalidad habia alcan-
zado tan ala1mantes proporciones en-
una isla pacifica y morigerada por de-
mas como la nlestra.
Desconsolador, 81, harto desconsoa
dor es el problema que Sc presenta. te-
mDdo de sangre, como Iun m0nstruo ce-
gador de vidas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08

Por un magistral trabajo cr1tico-bio-
grafco Sc le 'ha concedido, por unanimi-
dad, ell primer premio a Perez Losada.
A miembros competent1simos del Ju-
RADIO califcador hemos dido decir que ell
estudio que ha hecho Perez Losada del
poeta Francisco Alvarez es por todos
conceptos admirable, poniendo en- el su
autor cualidades sobresalientes
Estilo brillante, impio y precise; sa-
gacidad cr1tica, justeza analitica y fra
Sc intensa calida.
Todo ell trabajo-a juicio de miembros
del Jurado,-es de un corte nuevo Ell su
factura y exposition. Del brillante au-
tor de. Gel Manglar'', nos hemos ocu-
pado en- esta Revista muchas veces, tribu-
tandole nuestro APPLAUSE justiciero, al
que unimos otro mas por el gran premio
obtenido en- lid tan honrosa.
Tn miembro del Jurado ha dicho ante
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08
EN- LIBERTAD

Aver fueron puestos en- libertad me-
dante fianza prestadas por los senores
don Raimundo Rodriguez Y don Jose
Calder6n Aponte, los senores Carlos J.
Morales y Mauricio Jimenez, generates
dominicanos, denunciados ante la Corte
Federal, por violaci6n de las leyes de
neutralidad.
Dichos senOres tienen presentado. un
Habeas Corpus ante la mencionada
Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08
Ell Sr. PEREZ LOSADA

En- Ell certamen que celebrara ell Ca
sino Puertorriqueno de Manat1, obtu-
vo ell primer premio ell juicio critico que
lleva por lena lie monde est fait pour
aboutir a un beau ivre," de nuestro
companero en- la prensa ell senior Perez
Losada director del colega Ell ''Boletin
Mercantil de Pto Rico. -
Ell DEMOCRATA felicita sinceramente 4
tan distinguido companero por un triun-
fo tan brillante
(El Democratic, de Mayaguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08

Para ell ano 1910, la historic de su pri-
mer ano de carreras, Ell CAIRO ''Mercer"
demostr0 consistencia, dura bilidad. lige-
reZa derrotando muchos carros de mas
c0batl0s de tuer2G, de mas preci0 Y de
construction establecimiento un es-
pecial record de stOck car eI pyineer0 en-
su ctase en- uso continue
Agosto 13.-Motordrome de Brighton
Beach, 10 millas stock chassis. 300 pull
gadas cdbicas: Segundo
Septiembre 5.-Motrodome de Bright
Beach, 10 millas stock chassis Empe-
zando parade, 300 pulgadas ciibicas Pri-
TEMPO 10 minutes 46 segundos.
Septiembre 17.-Syracnse, N. Y. mi
las stock chassis, 800 pulgada ctibicas:
Segundo.
Octubre 1o.-Carreras Copa Wander
bilt Division wheatey, 1895 millas: Sc
gundo.
Noviembre 11.--Savannah, Ga. Carre-
ras Internacionales de Lights Cars 277
millas: Segundo.
Noviembre 5.-Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA, a Phoenix Arizona. 426 millas por
entire Ell desierto y las montanas Guar
to.
TEMPO 19 horas, 3 minutes.
Noviembre 7-Phoenix, Arizona. 10
millas stock chassis: Segundo
Is millas: Tercero.
Una milla en- TN track llano empezan-
do parade. /,
TEMPO l minute 2 seguidos.
Agentes generates: HEi
Pietrantoni, SOLO Co. = II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08
Ell Padre Marrero

Acompanando S. E. Monseiior Aver
sa, ha embarcado en- Ell Julia, Ell joven E
ilustrado sacerdote, Reverendo Padre
Marrero, que ejerce tan importante car
go de confianza, cerca de Monseiior Jo-
nes.
Ell Padre Marrero acompafiara al Nun
clio de S. S. Monsenor Aversa, a Cuba y
Estados Unidos, regresando despues q
San Juan.
LIE deseamos un feliz viaje. 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08
La asociaci6n de
los dependencies

Aver tarde celebro junta general la
Association de Dependencies, aproban-
dose algunos acuerdos. Ell Presidente
Sr Figueras present0 la renuncia de su
cargo pOr tenerse que allsentar para
Espaila y fue nombrado Presidente ell
senior Pedreira, despu6s de dar utn voto
de gracias al senior Lineras por sus va
liosos servicios en pro de la Association.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08
La conpanfa Sagi-Barba

A bordo del Julia, ha llegado esta ma,
mana a San Juan la gran compaiiia de
opereta y zarzuela espanola, dirigida
por ell notable baritone Emilio Sagi-Bar-
ba.
La compan1a tiene anunciado el de-
but para manana, con La Ps1ucesQ del
doldr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08
UN OMPANERO LAUREADO

Nuestro querido companero Ell Direc-
tor del "Boletln Mercantil" senor Pc
rez Losada, esta recibiendo numerosas
felicitaciones con motive del brillantisi-
mo triunfo alcanzado por 6l en- el Ger
tamen de Manatl, con un juicio critico
acerca de La personalidad literaria del
malogrado poeta manatiehO Francisco
Alvarez.
Hemos dido hacer grandes elogios de
dicho trabajo, que es una nueva demos
TRACTION gallard1sima del talento de tan
notable literato
Felicitamos cordialmente al ilustrado
amigo
puerto Rico Ilustrado.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08
En- el Teatro del Parque


Hay mucha animation por asistir es-
ia noche, a la function teatral seguida
de un esplendido bale, que han orga-
nlzado las distinguidas damas del Club,
beneticio del Asilo de Sordo-mudos.
III programa que publicamos ell saba
do, es amenlslmo, y, para ell baile, hi.
sldo contratada una excelente orouesta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08

Felicitamos a nuestro amigo compa-
nero don Jose Perez Losada, por ell triun-
fo que ACADIA de obtener en- ell Certamen
de los juegOs forales de Manati
(La Educaci0n.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08
Ap|ausos a IN conpaheIo FL crImsn de Mavaguez

Nanati, P. r., de Mayo e1911.
Sr. Don Jose Perez Lcsada.
San Juan.
Querido amigo y companero:
Felicltole con entusiasmo por su her
moso juicio crltico. Tenga La seguridad
de que mi felicitaci6n es una de las mas
sinceras, pues he le1do su hermoso ira
bajo
Cadiz, la terra que nos do Castelar,
despues de habernos devuelto La patria
(d1galo Pepe Botella) no pecesita abono
LIE abraza con el pensamiento su mas
devote amigo,
CrTst6b0J ReQl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08
n Dr.. c. NuioZ .DiiaZ

Participa a su numerosa clientela que
hJa las horas de l a 3 de la tarde, para
la consulta diaria, en- los altos del No.
81 de la calle de Tetuan, donde tiene es-
tablecido su despacho professional
Telefonos No. 1926 1917.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08
PEREZ LOSADA

Este distinguido companero E ilustre
literato y publicista, en- ell Certamen Lii
terario de Manat1 obtuvo ell primer Y
Gnico premio con su juicio cr1tico "Le
Monde est fait pour aboutir un beau
livre. "
Ell estimado companero ha recibido de
la isla innumerables feicitaciones por su
brillante triunfo y nosotros agregamos
nuestros mas sinceros parabienes.
Ode La Vos de la Patr1o, de Maya
guez.)
Nuestro companero no sabe como agra
decor tan valiosas felicitaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08

IN grupo de escritores: "P6rez Losada
ha traldo de nuevo a la vida al poeta AL
varez con su alma triste y su cuerpo es-
mirriado. "
(El Carnaval.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08

Carolina, Mayo de 1911.
Sr. Don Jose Perez Losada.
San Juan, P. r.
Muy Sr. nuestro y amigo:
Profundo placer nos causa saber que
marchais de gloria en- gloria. Ell pre-
mio alcanzado en- ell Certamen Literaric
de Manatl, es la prueba mas evidente dc
VuestrO rec0nocido talentO.
Nuestra mas sincera felicitaci6n POI
Ell nuevo triunfO.
De Vd. S. S. y amigos,
Francisco Garcia y Garcia,
Francisco j. M0scar6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08

Nuestro caro- amigo, ell briIlante pro-
sista Perez Losada, obtuvo ell primer pre-
mlo en- ell Certamen Literario del Casino
PNert0ruqueNo de Manati, en- el tema
Juicio crltico de la personalidad de
Francisco Alvarez.
Perez Losada ha recibido much1simas
fehcltaclones Gle sus amigos y d mi, que
me cupo la gloria de ser ell primero que
dlera tan grato parabien al director del
Boletln, me lleno de regocijo ese nuevo
trlunfo del autor de La Patulea.
I'll sabe que soy sincero
Ode la secci6n: Ecos de Sociedad, de
Ell Carnaval)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-08

Lola, P R., Mayo de 1911.
Sr. Don Jose Perez Losada.
San Juan.
Ilustrado director y admirado compa-
nero =
Con placer immense satisfaction in
comparable. le envio por las presentes
lineas, mi mas calurosa y sincera felici-
taci6n, por valioso triunfo obtenido en-
ell " "Certamen de los Juegos Florales de
Manatl ., cuyo lauro justifca una vez
mas, su incansable ilustrada labor en-
ell delicado campo de Las Letras.
Como siempre le aprecia y distingue
su affmO. amigo S. S.
G. Garcia de Ia NocedA.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-12
TO ELEcTRiFY BRANCH LINE.
N. V, N. Fl. &~H. R. R. Plans to Build
 Up Towns Near Springfield.

The New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad will electrify it's Tariffvilie branch. eighteen miles in length, running from Springfield to TariYyille. The line passes through rich farming districts, but the houses are few and far between. Through Identification the traffic will be moved with greater frequency and the terri tory is expected to be built up in way that the steam road, has failed to ac- eomplish.
 The plans, for the change have not been com pfeted, but it is expected that the road will be turned into trolley line to accommodate modified trolley cars. The TariffYille branch Is famous in railroad annals because of the fact that when first opened as part of the Hartford and Connecticut Western it was necessary to lay four miles of track to span a. distance of SIS feet, a right of way which the road neglected to obtain and which the owner obsti- nateIy refused to sell. <
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-12
BASEBALL POOLS
Will Not Be Permitted by Wsterhury's Chief of Police.


 Sporting men of the city will per- haps be grieved df not surpriSedl to learn that the superintendent of police, George M. Beach. Is not going to per init pools on baseball games this sea- son, says the Waterbury American. Word has reached the police that sev- eral men are planning to run pools, the bame as were run last season, and the head of the department says that the first person he hears of operating such pool will be arrested.
 Pools were all right at first. when they were confined to a certain fsw, so. and the winner got his money at the end of the week" said the super intendent Monday sshut when it got so that q well known houss started a pool for the purpose of making a cieanup out of the enterprise, and others did the same thing. I thought 1t was about time te call halt I'm rot at all fussy over few nisn put :
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-12

regard to the plans and work of the Visiting Nurse association
 Mrs. George N. Burdick said it would be good plan to arrange for another tag day so. that the expenses would be met without disturbing the savings. Mrs. Charles Perry said the way would be to plan a way for spending the money in doing good work along the lines of duty of the association.
 Mrs, Frank Sherman stated that in Proyidence an arrangement had been made with an insurance company whereby the nurse associa ton received 50 cents a visit to policy holders, thereby broadening the work and in cfcasing the revenue. She said she was not familiar with the plan, hut believed it was worthy of investiga- ton. The matter was ifeferred to the board of mana cement.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-12
Local .Laeonies.

sThr Gfayling Motor Boat club of Westerly is to have a simmer club house at Halls Island near Osbrook grove,
 rhe annual meeting of the Calvary Baptist church. preceded by a supper was held Tuesday evening. The board of offic were re- elected.
 Representatives of the Rhode Island fish commission were in Westerly on Tuesday for the purpose of issuing licenses to lobster fishermen.
 Bailey & Hughes are engaged in making an aero map of the village ot Westerly This same firm made a birdseye view map pf Westerly in 1876
 Representative George H. Utter ol Westerly has been assigned to the committee on coinage. weights and measures and to the committees on pensions.
 The town committee has appointed Albert H. Langworthy. William J Nichols and John F. CrandaIl apprsais CTS of damag ges by dogs for the term oi one year.
 Recent orders from the adjutan, general h"nerably discharged George
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-12

9laQ Q1d, TOT tt has cured me.
 1T know of so many cases where wo- men haye been cured by Lydia +. Pink hams Vegetable Compound that I can say to every suffering. woman If that medicine does not help her, there is nothing that will. Mrs. JANETzKI, a9o3 Arch St., Chicago, III.
 This ie the age of substitution, and women who want cure should insist upon Lydia D. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound just as this woman did, and not accept something else pn which the druggist can make a ittaa more profit.
 Women who are passing through this critical peri0d or who are suffering from any of those distressing ills pe- culiRf to theirsex should not lose sight of the fact that for thirty years Lydia Y. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which is made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for fe- male ills, In almost every community you will ind women who have been restored to health by Lydia E. Pink. ham's Vesstable CompouAs
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-12

prerentire and curative 1Ipes. I1sIs comnlttee had charge 0f t51A sAle of the Ked Cross Chr{8fn1ae seals m De- cember receiving o-f11iEdA 0k the net returns, which money ie available for tuberculOsis work in WkAteriy
 At the invitation of the Westerly Medical association. members of our board of manag ement cO-0perated with the pfyaiciAns fin the presentation Of the state health departments tubercN- losis exhibit which was so successfully shown here in Nov ye1iber.
 "The association feels that the townspeople want this work and ara ready to give their support by t1sedr contributions of service and money. this being shown by our large mem bership list and the success of two tag days. And so for the coming year the and that each person shall feel an ln- dividual responsibility of finding still greater field for the nurse So InaI there shall remain no case which needs her services that is not brought to the attention of the association, standing ready and most desirous of enlarging the service it has started
 Miss SegaF received unanimous thanks for her report
 Mrs. F. c. 5uffun ef the committee on nomination submitted the following Usf Of officers, and they were unanI- anously elected by ballot: Mrs: Charles Perry president; Mrs. Frank sherman. first vice president: Mrs. Clifford " Campbell, second vice president: Miss Helen Segar. secretary; Mrs. Joseph L. Peacock, treasurer.
 Miss Hattie F. Cottrer, Mrs. r. c Bnffum Mrs. Charles J. Butler. Rev, pr. John Neaie and Rev. Samuel H. Davis were elected to the board of managemept for three years. The two physician members of the board for three years are to be named by the westerly Medical society. r
 Mrs. George N Burdick. treasurer, subnitted her annual report, in two sections, the checking account and the reserve account. The balance on hand year ago was $s55.92 in the chsckine account and the receipts were S5as-2o from membership fees. s12426 from patients se7s.35 tag day. and n'iscel- 1aneons S215. making a total of s,.- T1e.I7. with cash eh hand to late ct s850.s2 in checking account. Tine e.y.-- nen<es for the year were sf ASS 1a. Thr total cbecking account is ss5h.S2 and tfe reserve account oS1h59.12. narbine the amount of cash on hand sl,lo6.se.
 Miss Esteiie Murray. visiting nurse. -asde her reporf. which included tnesa sta,ns of ,n.erest. Tota1 r,..,I,er cr -,a tsArts S,lr;-- tho s-Har 1sF df9- a,,argas 7e dsea 1s tot-I dsr~l, rs-e.' 2 ,r1 dfoA sn to+a. ,s,1f,-'~er of F-fss+- ' ssA upracor1a1 casAs 1a n"vr',e- 1T -.a ,-;,,ee -,atfert~ Ee rae~er- rec s!r,~S r~op, ,affenfs e-e- on nf +Nn --tie--t-. |, rape ,,1n-, co rrro.,ee e',5 "1 ~ses' -~A, and tT, nerrs -o~n ss madir9' al e,.-o;oeI and 7 er>e+ etrson'
 ar:~s sAoe~ rane-tas fa- t1a- ons's',' a- a., .-oa, ,.o,Ir ste ti,,~ .ls... +i-, r-7-se- I ,s,a ton had Ten1 TA1ar-a4 r-~+'i Q aetr-- o,y,,ar y,,ec+'-,-~ rn t1,at Fl. 70 na- o---- -s--r,+ r. i,,-t,,Sa5 i,, .I- --csf- IT. 7
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-12

WliSn H n naAfle ' bpsiness of then II z,ecoGaes . public n1itsance and puGi1t to - supprsxeed.
 pep1a hA8c been conducted in Water bury for number of years and last year, 1t is claimed, | well known Center Lof bueinees barber shop proprietors fpllcwed suit. cigar store keepers jcin- ed In the scheine. and by the middle sof the seaSo1 about every other baseball fan fn the city was interested in some one of the many pools.
 Tn one factory alone. it was said, there were 100 men in q pool, each contributing 50 cents a week. the money to be divided at the end of the season to those placing their money on file three best teams.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-12
\ HARMLESS WAY ID
 DAnKEM THE HAIR N Little Sage and Sulphur
 Makes Gray Hair Vanish-A Remedy for AN Hair Troubles

Whs dess net know the vAlns of sag, ard su1phur for keepiRg the hair dark soft. slossy and io good eonAitfsns As matter sf fsef, sulphur is . natural els ment of hair. snA . defieisaey of it Il the hsis is kesd by many scalp specislist to hs connected with less of color asl ,vitsIlfy sf the hair. unQuestionabI, 'thsss ' 10 better remedy for hair ap scalp trsabies, especially premature gra., !nsas, ithAa saes AAd suiphnr, if preperl ;prspass1- The Wysfh Oheaical Com pany. sf New Ysxk put up an ideal rem edy ef this klpd, calis1 Wyeth's Sag spd Sulphur Hair Remedy, and suthor ;ise druesists to sell 1t under euara nte trst ths noBey vill be, refunded if j J fails 10 do exactly as represented.
 | This prsparatfsp is offered to tn rub'Sc at fifty ceRts . bottle, and | ireeonmended and sold by all drugSists
 Special agent. Lee ( Ossood Co, 1sl Main street
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-12

basis and pay the balance in cash for
 stock in the lace company. The R. A Sherman Sons company
 is, preparing 10 commence work on the
 contract of construction for the Brad
 ford Dyeing association at Niantic.
 Fully s172,000 will be expended in con
 nection with this first contract. 1t is said that the shermans were not the
 lowest bidders, but were favored as a local concern.
 At the instance of Judge Brown ot the United States district court both Representatives Utter and O'Shannes- sey have introduced bills providing for an amendment to the act creating fed eral district courts for Rhode island The amendment provides that the two terms of court prescribed for Newport shall be abolished and only two terms maintained at Providence