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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03
TWO ASSASSINS EXECUTED
Mexico Makes Reparation for
Murder of Spaniards.

Mexico City. Nav SPEEDY sdministra-
tlon OF justice went far to-day toward
solving a problem which has threatened 10
become embarrassing for Mexico. This ar
ternoon the Spanish Minister was Informed
that tho government had captured and ev-
ecuted two of the rebels responsible for the
assassination of siA spanlards last week on
the Atencingo hacienda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03
REYES SAILS FOR MEXICO
Leaves Eavre at Midnight on
Steamer for Vera, Cruz.

Havre. France. May General Bernardo
Reyes was a passenger on board the Ham
burg American steamer Ypiranga, which
sailed at midnight for Vera Cruz. Mexico.
The Ypirarga is scheduled 20 stop ct SAN
lander Spain. tomorrow. and will then
proceed 10 Vera Cruz
General Reyes is returning 70 Mexico AZ
the request Of President DiaZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03
ALBANY BOATS FROM w. 10Th ST.

The steamers G. W. Morse and Adiron-
dack. of tho Peoples Line. viii hereafter
stop az West l29th street az SEQ p. m every
day except sunday The steamer Trojan.
OF the Citizens Line. viii stop az West
O daily and Sunday service from this pier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03


Alderman William Dickinson for bribery
hack in 1902. Dickinson wrote to John
NcGaw WOODBURY. then Street Cleaning
Commissioner. that if ne. Woodbury..
uor,d reinstate one Antonio Covino a
dismissed street cleaner. he would vote
for a bill pending before the Board OF
Aldermen which the Street Cleaning
Commissioner was anxious 70 nave
nassed. A habeas corpus proceedings
was instituted and the case went 10 the
annellste Division, which confirmed the
indictment. Dickinson then pleaded
suilty. ano sentence was suspended be-
cause it was not shown the defendant
had personally prohted
The District Attorney thinks very
likc,v that the trial OF Chamberlain
HYDE will begin in June or July.
Mr.. Cheney's evidence had 10 do with
that end Of the grand jury investigation
ri the Carnegie Trust case which con-
Germs the State Bank Department alone.
Andrew Carnegie has testified that ne
gave the Bank Superintendent no as
surance whatever that he would not al
low the trust company 20 fan X. a.
Franks. Mr. Carnegie's financial agent
followed his employer on the stand and
In the main corroborated his testimony.
though he thought perhaps his own zeal
n safeguard the Carnegie loan Of 81,
10000 10 the Cummins coterie might
have given Mr. Cheney the impression
that Nj Carnegie would not let the
trus; company close. Mr. Cheney, how
ever. said he received such definite as
surances from Mr.. Franks that Mr. Car
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Big sale on second floor at Vaughan's
George Gumhw visited friends in Bur
lington yesterday
c. G. Bickford visited relatives in
Mortified over Sunday.
Good time to buy winter goods. Sale,
second floor at Vaughan's.
Samuel Kingston went TO st. Adams
to-day on business trip.
w. n. Gale left this noon on bust.
ness trip through northern Vermont.
Don't let imagination fool your peck
etbook. The piano that Gould sells for
5000 will last lifetime,
A large consignment Of new goods to
be sold at the City Auction Rooms to-
day and till all are closed out. O. II.
Hale, auctioneer.
Great time at the Halloween social at
the Presbyterian church, given by the
Sunbeams at 1880 p m. Tuesday Home
made candy for sale. a good program,
Alfred and David Bird, who have been
visiting at their home in this city for a
few days, returned yesterday to Spring
field, Mass
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Owen returned
to Utica, N, " Saturday after spend
ing the past ten days at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. James Cordiner, ir., OF
Washington street.
Sunday arrivals at the hotel Otis were
as follows: A. A. Erickson, Boston; T.
j. Ryan, White River junction; Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. T. Temple, Concord, N. H.; G. p.
French, Portland, Ore; w. H. Liver
more, Boston; j, Day, New York City;
|G. w. Foss, Albany, N. Y.
Guests registered at the City hotel
yesterday and to-day were as follows;
p. Demar, J. r. Roberts, Elinor OFT,
Sadie Graham, New York City; f. w.
Huntley, Waterbury; f. J. Lamson, G.
P. Folsom, Boston; Fl. ?. Human,
Orange; G. B. Carpenter, Bellows Falls;
A. Ruberstein, Boston; E. c. Rassel, j.
F. Ballard, Toledo, o.; K. NJ Grow, Es-
sex Junction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-30
TALK OF THE TOWN


New lot of ladies' coats at Abbott's
New line Of hand bags just received
at Fits.
Black velvet sailors at Mrs. Nelson
Churchls
Miss Sadie Fifeld spent Sunday in
Randolph
The best fleece lined underwear can be
found at Peuy's.
Halloween party, X. OF C. hail. 25e
Dancing from 8 to IL.
Big joint fair Of the Clan Gordon, week
Of November 8; dancing every night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ii Tilden are
passing few days in Boston and vi
entity
No other agency on this earth ever
sold Blosius- made pianos at II. A,
Gould's prices.
Don't forget that there is whole
week fair coming. November to IL,
The Clan Gordon and auxiliary.
At the Bijou, a Little Child" Reli.
ance story OF burglar and child; a
Spanish American war drama, Admiral
Dewey" and two comedies.
The Cleaners club will meet for a
social evening with Mrs. Paine, ll2
Summer street, Monday evening at 1880
Each member may bring guest Those
who cannot attend, please notify the
committee.
A party of twenty met at the home
OF Mrs. Maggie Stephens on Maple avenue
Friday evening to spend a social time.
In behalf of the company, Mrs. Lewis
presented Mrs Stephens a rocking chair
to show their appreciation for the way
she helped to make the Pocahontas fair
a success.
An all-feature program of vaudeville
comes to the Pavilion to-day, headed by
Whitney's operate Dolls, a fve-peop.a
novelty operate act. This act Is con.
sdered one of the most amusing and
unique comedy musical acts now on the
vaudeville stage. They carry their own
special setting, a cabinet-like affair with
small stage similar to a Punch-and-
Judy outfit, but larger. The act was a
| big success at Burlington in the Strong
theatre, where 1t has been playing all
last week. Nellie DAILY Moran, who will
also be seen at the Pavilion to-day, is OF
the same family as the famous Peter
and Daniel DAILY. Her act is comedy
Irish talking and singing offering, and
her work is said to rank favorably with
that of Maggie Cline, who is considered
the greatest portrayer of Irish character
parts before the public. An all new
program of pictures comes to-day, one
reel being thrilling railroad drama and
the other a comedy picture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-30
TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

TO RENT - Shed room. Inquire OF Smith
BROTHERS Granite Company. is3t6'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-30
HIGH COST OF LIVING ASSUMING
AN ALARMING CONDITION

That the Real Necessities of Living Are
Gradually Increasing in Price Makes
the Working Man Stop and Think
Where He viii Be at When Winter
Has Faded Away.
This is a subject of worldwide interest
and should receive candid and intelli-
gent consideration. Many people in dit
terent localities lay the blame to the
local merchants. This is unfair and
unjust. Any and every merchant appre.
piates the fact that customer who is
dissatisfied with the price of the article
will look elsewhere for the same when
occasion requires them to purchase again
and if you just stop and consider the
question, you readily see that the local
Healer is passing as many sleepless nights
as any of his customers. While dwelling
On the subject of customers being dis.
satisfied with the service and price Of
goods, it brings to mind that the Barre
Drug company adopted the idea of MAX
ing each customer satisfied with service,
price and quality, and it's wonderful
how the business has developed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Have you seen the Reversible coats at
Fitts7
Halloween party Tuesday night, K.
of c. hail..
Headquarters for "Maish' comforts,
Perry's store.
The Blasius piano. given a fair trial,
will hold its own against the world.
Sold by H. A. Gould.
FART Six big nights, with program
and dancing. Clan Gordon and auxiliary,
Rowland hall, November s to IL.
Those people who will find it more
convenient to come for their chicken pie
supper at the Universalist church fair
BIT an early hour will find it ready to
be served them at 4:30 o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon, November 2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-30

II. a. Gould placed piano in the home
of Michael Robinson to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-30
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1911.
weather Forecast.

Fair tonight and Tuesday; colder To-
night; light variable winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-30

sEs, Special convocation Of
Z SSH Granite chapter, No. 20, r..
n wv A. NJ, Tuesday evening at
\ III Z o'clock. Work, r. A. de-
800 gree. Per order L. II. P.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
Saved His wife's Life.

my wife would have been in her
grave today" writes o. IA. Brown Of
Muscadine, Ala, IF IL had not been for
DIR. Kings New discovery. she VIA
down in her bed, not able 10 get up
without help. She had a severe bron-
chial trouble and a dreadful cough. 1
got her bottle OF Dr. Kings New
Discovery, and she soon began To
mand, and was well Ia short time"
1nfallible for coughs ana colds, its the
most reliable remedy on earth for des-
perate lung trouble, hemorrhagc, la
grippe. asthma. hay fever. Group and
whOoping cough. SOC. 500. Trial bot
tie Gree. Guaranteed by Lee A. Osgood
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
voLUNf0WN.
Court Liherty's Annual Election
Meeting of Home Whist Ciuh-Plans
fer Christmas Festival.

At the semi annual meeting Of
Court Liberty, No. 1S2, F. of A., held
Monday evening at their hall, the fol-
lowing Officers were elected for the
ensuing term:
CHIEF ranger, George ". Macon
Der; sub chief ranger, Noah Dupont,
ST.; recording secretary, W. A. Ma
guire; financial secretary, Thomas Nc
senior woodward, Theodore W. Do
IOnt; junior woodward, Joseph Ritch-
otte; senior beadie. Mason 2. Lewis;
junior beadle, j. f. Mcguire: lecturer,
George VIM. Wilson: trustee for three
years, Asher z. Popple; for two years,
W1lfrid Boucher.
Another matter that came before
this meeting, which of much interest
to the members, was the change in
rates of initiation. The following be
ing the new rates adopted by Court
Liberty From is TO S5 years Of age
IS; from 80 TO 40, IS; from 40 to so,
sic These rates Will go into effect
az soon as ratified by the grand court,
which Will be st an early date.
Winners at Whist.
The Home Whist club was enter
tanned Monday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mcguire. The
following were the winners: First
la dies, Mrs James Mcclure; second
gentleman's, John n, Lewis: second
gentleman's. Andrew J. Mcclure.
Noted Here and There.
Frank Shippe Of Mystic spent Sat
urday and Sunday at his home III
this place.
Charles Bromley was visitor to
Norwich on Saturday last.
Preparations are completed at the
three local churches for the ceIeDFa-
ton Of the Christmas festival.
The annual Christmas tree at the
Baptist church Will be held this (Sat-
urday) evening. An excellent pro-
gran7me mas been arranged.
Joseph Herbert. W no attends school
at New Britain, is spending the holi-
days at his home here.
The rainfall during the recent storm
IS registered at TIE home of Post
master ]. L. Herbert, amounted to
l. 81 inches
Rev. r P. Morrissey has purchased
an automobile.
= Misses Eazal Backus and Lenora
*. DunieaYy are spending the Christ
mas holidays at their homo IN North
Windham.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
Windham County
STERLING
Death Of Mrs. Jessie Boutell-Pilns
for Christmas Concert.

Mrs. Jessie 3outelL one of tho oldest
residents IF This town. died suldonlv
early Monday ~ rEing Of heart trou-
tile.
Miss lila Carpenter rs visiting Nr
and Mrs. IrVipG AndeI son.
Hiss EdLa Chester spent christ
mas at the homo OF her parents.
Christmas Concert,
The Christmas COMFORT will be giV-
on IN sunday evening "a the "A.
church.
rho Ladies' Aid society Is 10 NEE
with Mrs. Lymar 81. Thornley, Wed
Tcsday afternoon.
The Epwcrth league PRAYER meeun
Was held On Tharsdaf evening in th
VrStrN Of the A. f., church MrH
r bert Thornley, was leader,
Several from this place hnN' at
tended the eVanRoiistic meeting Dele
.t Moosup the past week,
MrS. George Carr VIII entertain
frieuos over Christmas,
Nj and MIS-. j. w. Baker ana two
chiLlrcn ar. sDrnding the Christina
holidays in Mystic.
ST. iud Mrs ~. W Vaughn are The
guests of Mrs.. IS. 81. KENNEDY of Gene
trai Fails. II. J.. for Christmas.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
SALEM
Sermon to Children Schools Close
With Christmas Tree ard Special
Exercises.

Last Sunday morning Rev. =. NJ.
Williams gave the children an inter
esting talk on growth and. preached a
most impressive sermon on the theme
ne Man Whom Jesus Follows After.
Mrs. Mary Darling led most in
teresting missionary meeting ln the
evening
state Supervisors \. y Potter Of
Wiliimantic and Miss Palmer IL Col-
chester visited the schools in town On
Tuesday.
Miss Martha Rogers is spending
some time with her nieces. Mrs. Edith
Chadwick and Mrs. Frederick Harris,
Of Norwich.
Mrs Avery Miner was week end
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Webster
~ Colchester.
Nj. and Mrs. William H. Maynard
and little son Henry were Sunday
guests Of J. Frank Rogers.
Christmas Exercises in Schools.
The schools in town closed Friday
for one week vacation Christmas
- nceFts We're held in the White Birch
and Central districts on Friday after
neon. The following programme WAS
carried out in an excellent manner in
the Central district. Exercise, Wei
come, seven pupils: recitation, Christ
mas Carol, Susan Miner: song, Christ
mas is Coming. school: rccitations, Nj.
SAINT; Claus Man. Lawrence Spencer
My Gift TO Santa Claus, Sarah
Schumacher; The Wonderful Tree.
Willie Day: a Plan, Eta Schumacher;
exercise, Christmas Customs; recita
lions, When the Reindeer Were III,
Annie Schumacher; A Letter to Santa
Claus Violet Rogers: A Merry Christ
mas, clyde RiX; dialogue, What He
Did Helen Rogers ana Eta
Schumacher; song Jolly Santa Claus,
school; monolOgue, Clarissa Bell,
and Sarah Schumacher; reel
tations, A Ghost, Violet
Rogers: Christmas Tree, Clyde
Ray: Grandpa, Charles Miner: Signs
at Christmas, Meyer Schumacher;
Queen of Days. Leroy >. Bailey; Poor
Santa Claus, Helen Rogers. What
Santa Brought Floyd Day. song,
Christmas Giving, school.
After the exercises the contents OF
q prettily decorated and well nlled tree
were distributed to teacher and pupils.
Miss Eva NJ. Stsndish. the teacher.
z on much praise for her paiustaking
efforts in training the children.
Sunday School Concert.
The Congregational Sunday school
"A Ill give It's Christmas concert in the
church on Tuesday evening. Dec. 20.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
MAN TIC
Comedy Successfully Presented by c.
(. Society-Studsnts Home for the
= HOLIDAYS

The comedy presented in Union hall
"Wednesday evening by the Christian
Fndeavcr society was. largely attend
cd and proved success. The cast
follows:
Philip Royson. William +, Taylor
Robert Brown, clerk for Benson e.
Repson, Frank A. Harris Jr-
) Jenkins, Miss Rebecea's butler,
Herman W. Smith
Katherine Rogers, her niece,
Miss Grace F.. Saunders
Marion Bryant. Katherines friend.
Miss clara l. -DcNolf
Patty. Miss He3eccs's maid
Miss Louise Smith
Miss Rebecca Luke, Miss Lucy Hipelius
Personal Items.
Hiss Inez Nadeska SPENCER left
Wednesday for a visit 10 Mrs. \. u
Strickland Of Clinton.
Miss Dorothea l.. Howard is making
q lengthy stay in Providence.
Socrates Scholfield of Providence.
summer visitor here. was in Mantle
Tuesday and Wednesday on business.
Among the Mantle people visiting
New London the first of the week We're
Bush. Mr.. ana Mrs. Perry Saunders
and son. Capt. J. III. Nanwaring. Dan
Tel McGinn. Jacob e. Beckwith,
George W. Peirce. Lincoln g. Luce.
attorney and Mrs. Marion r. PAWS,
Ars. Adam F. Bishop. Mrs. Austin /.
Bush. Miss Frances Luce. Mrs. r. n.
Johnson, Harry Clark, John G. Pea
body, Herbert Burdick. Miss Inez NJ
Spencer. Miss Flora Clark. frank
Clark. Jr Mrs. Marty Long. 3. =.
Eeckwith. ]. p. Mccoy, l.. +. Stevens,
Ira Ehler.
Henry Bond who is attending mill
tary school at Cornwall ont the Hud-
son. is at the Bond home at Black
Point for two weeks.
Edward Congdon and Will Faulkner
are building a new chimney on the
COngres ational church.
The Mcdonald family has moved
into Jacob f. Beckwith's new house
in Smith street.
The schools of the town closed Fri
day for two weeks vaca ton.
Prof. 8. V. Kibbe left Friday even
iI.S for his home in Boston to remain
over the holidays.
Miss Mary Weiss will spend two
v eeks' vacation with her parents in the
Elm city.
George Wilcox and helper from the
Fast Lyme street railway have been
StringinG electric light wires on Penn
sytvania avenue and Lincoln street.
David Webster Of Berlin called on
his mother and sister at the Webster
cottage in Pine Grove Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
NEWS FROM One HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS

atives and at her home in town. has
gone to spend the holiday season With
her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Walden of
Boston
The Ladies Aid society of the Quak-
er Hill church met at the home of Mrs.
F. ID. Luddington at Hill Top wed
nseday afternoon.
Mrs. Nora Curtin is entertaining her
sister. Mrs. c. \. Fletcher Of Hart
ford.
Sunshiners' Sale.
There was a large attendance and
patronage at the Good Cheer Sunshine
societys sale of fancy articles anc
supper. Airs Cynthia Fuller. state or
ganiZer of Sunshine work, was present
and compIimented the work the Sun
shine society is doing. thanking the
members for the large boxes sent the
Blind Babies home at Summit, n. J..
Mrs. Augu"tus q. Stearns entertained
the members of the society AT it's meet
ing Thursday.
Officers of Oxoboxo Lodge.
At the meeting OF Oxoboxc lodge.
f. and a. NJ. Friday evening the fol-
lowing officers were installed: Wor-
shipful master, Harlan Newbury: sem
Tor warden, Melvin II. Furber; junior
warden, Frederick Crandall; trea strer,
Charles r. Ramage; secretary, Charles
Hope senior deacon, William l.. Web
ster; Junior deacon, Norman g. La
throp; senior steward, Clarence E.
Sweet: Junior steward, Charles g. Tur-
ner; marshal Charles E anna ge;
cha plain, Edwin :. Henry; tyler. Jer-
ONE W. House.
Health Improving.
Letters to home friends from Tryon
E. Robertson, who left recently to
spend the winter in the south state
that he stood the journey well and is
somewhat improved in health.
Odd Fellows Election.
Thames lodge, l. o. o. r., at its reg
ular meeting chose the following Of
hcers: Noble grand. Charles Johnson;
cording c:etary, Victor Rosenlund;
fina 1cial secretary, Dan ID. Home;
treasurer Fred J. Hope.
Rehearsing fo- Concert.
The young people of the Methodist
Episcopal church are making prepare
tiOns for their Christmas concert. Re
hearsals are being held at the homes
of those taking leading parts. one held
at the home of Miss Iva Bartlett and
at Mrs. Charles Ramage's and others.
Edward ChappelI started in work
ing for the 9. NJ. Robertson CO. the
other dav.
Fremont HENDERSON, who has had
house built at PequOt during the sum-
mer and fall. has it completed and
moved into it Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Hope OF New London was
the guest of her sister. Airs. Henry
Dart. Sunday.
Miss Lottie Hill, who has been
spending A few DAYS with friends in
Norwich, has returned home
The Christmas tree and concert at
the Baptist church for the children
was held Friday night In the church
The public schools closed on Friday
with special exercises
Conferred Degree.
American council, o. L. a NJ at it's
last meeting worked the second de-
gree on A class of candidates.
Mrs. George w. Dart and Mrs Ros-
coe Dart of Hill Top were guests in
New london Tuesday.
Miss Robbie Boynton was a week end
visitor Of her aunt. Mrs. William Han
mum of Norwich
Mrs. Ray Woodnansee. Mrs Har-
riett F1rber and Mrs. Fred ]. Hope
were in Norwich Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
NORTH SToNINGTON
Mrs. William A. Rzthbun Dies Sud
denly on Thursd2y-Sunday Schools
to Have Christmas Festivals

Rev. 7. Howard Adams preached in
Norwich last Sunday
The pulpit of tie Third Baptist
church was occupied Sunday by Rev.
Lucian Drury-
Allan ". York a student in Yale
university. is at home for the Christ
mas vacation.
Miss Ethel l. Hull is home from
boarding school Tor the holidays
Dr. William II. Knowles has returt;-
ID 10 Baltimore. Md. after visit at
the nome of his mother in this vii
lsge.
Christmas Festivals.
The THIRD Baptist Sunday school
-zriH have a Christmas tree and Christ
aas exercises this Saturday. eve
ming.
The Congregational Sunday school
viii have its Christmas festival Tues
day evening
A party of three yong ladies from
NortIgfield seminary are spending the
school vacation at the Congregation
~ parsonage.
Sudden Death Of Mrp. Rathbun.
Mrs. william A. Ratho1n died sud
denly on ThuTeday from heart dif1
Guilty. The family reside near Mains
Crossing and we're soon to move to
Westerly. The maiden name Of Mrs.
RatrTaoun was S1ocu1n. She is sur
Kived by her husband and her daugf-
ter. Mrs. Charles Fl Crandau of Nor
Hich. also by her mother, a sister and
q brother.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
HANOVER
Handsome ard Practical Gift for pan-
ieI Laed-SchooI Attendance Re-
port.


ON the evening of December II,
frieads of Daniel Lsdd. employed with
Linn in the finishing del aTtmeUt Of the
Airlee mill. pres entoj him a mission
easy chair and foot rest. Mr.. Laid il
cteran of the civil war, mem bel
Of the Eighteenth Connecticut regi-
ment, Company F. Last summer he
completed forty-three years OF serN-
ice III his department Of the mill.
In the junior room, Hanover school
the following pupils were perfect in
Bessettc. Airins pfschamps. AIneda
Ilischan1ps. Huae I.arrse, AleXnnd ct
Larose, Albert Tucker. Raymond car
ter.
Senior Room: jeremiah Delaney,
Joseph Garter, William Hope. Henry
Russian, Louise Lyon. Catherine Nc
Intosh, Florence Mcintosh, Fannie Nc
Intosh. Earl PaPineau, John Papi-
neau.
General News.
Daniel p Warwick a,.d son will
spend Christmas at Cornwall. on
tariO.
Miss Grace AbIard mas returned
nome from Brooklyn.
There are home gatherings with
benjamin 5. Gallup. James Bennett
and at the parsonage for the holidays.
Rev. III. I. Arnold of Norwich
preached here last Sunday.
The midweek meeting was held Ola
Thursday at the parsonage.