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Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-22

Siias Whipple of Leffing'weH fell in his barn Saturday, breaking a rib on his right side, which pr. Higgins was called to attend. He also set the left arm of Arthur Clough. aged 2. of No. 221 Maple street, who fell in Union street and broke both bones in the arm.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

Wild cherry trees are loaded with blossoms
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-22

Experienced workmen for Paperinq, Painting, Paperhanging, Hardwood Floor Finishing, Weather and Funed Oak Staining.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-22

z Dr Anthony Peck of Sachem terrace
 was the guest recently of his brother, Edward Peck of White Plains. N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-22

Section 13 of chapter 167 of the pubic acts of 1907 has been amended to read as follows: Any person may kill any dog which he finds pursuing worrying or wounding any sheep lambs or other domestic animals.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
White Plymouth Rocks

Our blood lines are from prize winning strains. Our utility birds can't be beat A few young males for breeders. S5.00 and un Also eges for matching. Sl.5o per setting and up. orders booked now Put your crdcr in carly. or write us your wants. tkeep this ad. for future referenceJ $ F. Claberg. 5s0 Brent street. Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,

Services at the Second Baptist church Sunday, December 3rd. at II d. m. and x D. m. Teaching by Rev. F. w. James from Tampa, Florida. All are invited to attend the services
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,

Harvey Deere. ID. D. pastor At II :00 o'clock the pastor will preach on Jesus as a Soul Winner" The Lords Supper will be celebrated and new members will be welcomed. At 7:30 the last strmOn in the series on Genesis Down to Date" will be preached. the theme being The First Corn Kilg Mir. Moser will play d trombone solo Baptism. F. Y. P. L. will meet at 6:30 The Sunday school will meet for bible study at 9:45 A. NJ. Mir TollesOn is Supt. and he is supported by an able corps of teachers. The church is located on the corner of Third Ave. and Monroe street
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
To Our Subscribers

Subscribers of The RepubIi. can who fail to receive . copy of tho mornings issue will con- fer a favor by calling Overland 422 or Consolidated Main ~ Before 8 a. m. a special mes. senser equipped with motor cycle will deliver the missing issue. Without the co.opera- ton of our subscribers in this matter it is impossible for us to maintain perfect and satis. factory delivery.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
JEWISH sERvIcEs-Dr Edwar,

NJ. Chapman of Tucson will arrive here today and this evening will ad- dress Congregation Emanuel in Me,c- ger hall at 1:30 o'clock. All members
 a: the congregation are urged to be present.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
MAI BE GOOD cATcH.-Offi-

 cers HOsmer and BresbOis arrested two suspicious characters yesterday in a saloon. catching one of them going through a drunken mans pockets al the time one of the men was recoS- nized by Chief Moore as one who Ina | slept in the city holdover two years lago At that time he was ordered out | cf town because of insufficient evil dence to convict him of local burg lary He says his name is McGowan. and he has been roOming at local
 lodging house where a lot of petty lthieving has been committed. and il i is possible he can account for certain articles of clothing which disappeareI
 frcm the lodging house So mysterious Ily. Mir Moore has q particularly well
 trained memory for faces, and it is his
 officers boast that the chief never for
 gets man who has once been upor the carpet"
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
BUILDING CoNcENTRATOR.-

w. Platt, superintendent of the Mon arch Mining X Smelling company, was in town from Wickenburg yester- day afternoon, and reports extensive Improvements going on at the Mon is in the process of construction, upon arch. A 100-ton concentrating plant which thirty men are at work.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
CASE FOR HUMANE oFFicsR.-

Humane officer Canning's dttention was called yesterday to a case of cru city. in which an old horse. poorly fed burden, and lay at the side Of the road Tear the asylum for the insane. Thea the owner Lad beaten it with club ard lef: t there to die. The horse was suffering SD badly from it's injuries that officer Canning had to dispose Of it. Mr Canning has secured the mans identity. and says there will be no leniency shown in tine case.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
NOVEMBER PosroFFIcE RE-

CEIPTS.-The receipts of the Phoenix postoffice for November 1911 were $6,- 1S0.7S as against s5,S30.S1 in November 1910. The increase is not so great as in many months of the year never theleSS il is creditablc
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Sunday school. 9:45 a. m; morning worship, II o'clock. communion ser vice, anthem, God so loved the World (StainerD solo, "Gethsemane" tBarrD. Mrs. Townsend. Junior endeavor. ; D. m.: intermediate endeaVor. r. m, senior endeavOr, 6:30 r. m. Evening worship, 30 D. m. sermon by the pas tor: anthem, Sometimes I Catch Sweet Glimpses of His Face" (GOunoud); Mir. Hull will sing. All are invited to these services. Church at corner of Third Ave. and Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
LUTHERAN CHURCH. Fl

Lutheran Service in the w. C. T T.. Hall 227 West Monroe tomorrow at 1o:30 A NJ The theme will he: How is Christ to be welcomed alright on the tEreshhOld of d new churchycar?'" Sun day school al 9:50 A. M. Evening ser vice at 7:30. Subject: Now is the time of Salvation A hearty and warm welcome is extend ed to all.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
CALLED HoME.-J. A. Saxson. a

state senator of Indiana, who has been spending the winter in Phoenix and has held position with the II. A. Diehl Shoe Co. has been called to his home in Indiana by the serious ill- ness of d friend.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
SATISFIED WITH RESULTS

Mrs Neil McMillan of Kelvin spent yesterday in Phoenix and will return to her home today. She returns with a fine appreciation of the value of The Republican's advertising columns She inserted d classified advertise ment by mail for Thursday and Fri day mornings, answers to be left at the Ford hotel in Phoenix. When she arrived she found thirty-one an Swcrs awaiting her
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
THE FATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for todaN-Fair.
 Data for 4 hours ending 5:@0 p. m. .nSt nl-laN..
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
WILL LIVE IN LOS ANGELES.

Mir. and Mrs. F.. C. Mitchell and Mir. and Mrs. R R. kayler. who have re- sided in Phoenix for some time, left for Los Angeles yesterday afternoon. where they plan to make their homes
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03


 5:30 5:39
 a. m. r. IT.. Barometer. inches ........3O.lS 30.0S Temperature, degrees .....43 = Dew point degrees ......23 2S Humidity, per cent. ..-.....43 ls Wind, direction ..........E F. NE. Wind. velocity, miles. ...... , Rainfall, inches ..........0O co W edther -.Clear Cleaf Mean daily humidity ..............3l 3l Mean daily temperature ...........5S Highest temperature ..............7S Lowest temperature .............-.3S 3S Total daily rainfall ...............0 co Excess in temperature yesterday, degrees.
 Excess in temperature since first of month, q degrees
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January l. 40 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday. O.O1 inch.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month. 0.02 inch
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l. 6.7l inches.
 C. s. WOOD.
 Section Director
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
MENTAL SCIENCE.-Snn,

ture at P. NJ. at College hall. direct north of Adams street school by Will
 liam Wakefield. subject Possibilities of Man. The public is invited. Seats free Mental magnet meets at 4 P M
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
MEETING TODAY.-A m
PHOENIX CHORAL SOCIETY,"

The Phoenix Choral Society will meet every Monday evening promptly at T:15 o'clock at the School of Music instead or 1:30 as formerly an rOupccd.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
HERE FROM OOUGLA S.-James <.

Douglas. one of the leading business men of Douglas. AriZ.. and also largely interested here. is Phoenix visitor.
 M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.-Opposite pQstoffice. w. F. Thornton. pastor. Preaching both morning and evening by the pastor Sunday school g:45 d. m. Good music at all services
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

Corner Second avenue and West Mon roe street. opposite the Y NJ. C. \. 1 The pastor, Robert $. Fisher will preach both morning and evening The morning theme will be The White Robed Throng.' At night tn, topic will be The Lessons of the Mo Namara Confession" There will be good music at these services. The various departments of the church in
 yite all. especially strangers to attend
 the various services Of the church and a cordial welcome is extended to ali Sunday school and young peoples Societies at the usual hours with spe- CiaI exrrc'Sos tor each
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
SHOP EARLY.-Printed in red al

SHOP EARlY.-Printed in red and the Shop Early placards distributed by the Allied Printing Trades Council Of Phoenix are most popular. The in terest of the printers and pressmen in lessening the burden of workers in other lines at this season has met with immediate indorsement from business men of the city
 FLAGSTAFF viSITOR.-E. r Me GOnigle. president of the Flagstaff Lumber X Manufacturing company. is in Phoenix for few days. MT Me Gonigle is an old resident of northern Arizona and an occasional visitor in this valley. which he appreciates as not only an important part or the new state. but a region of wonderful wealth. present and prospective
 WILL PRACTICE HERE-Dr. C. R. k. Swetnam. who with his wife and baby have been in Phoenix for the last two weeks, has decided to open an office in the new Goodrich block and make Phoenix his home. The doctor has lived in Arizona for the last seven years, having practiced first in Prescott and later in Poland. The family is residing at 421 East Portland street.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
STORED WATER.-The elevation O

SIOREO WA GR.-The elevation of the water in the Roosevelt reservoir Dec. was 155.21 and the contents were i.l,0l1 acre feet December 1. 1910 the elevation was 61S5 and the con- tents were 22.20S acre feet. Some diff ference.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
NEEDING WATER.-Res

the Third ward are beginning to chaft under the delay in water service They say their lots have not beer irrigated for the last five or siN water runs, due to tine fact that the paving company has cut off the sup ply lines across Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
K. OF p. ELECTION.-T

K. OF p. ELEcTION.-The follow ing officers were elected in Phoenix lodge of Knights Of Pythias at it's meeting last night: A NJ. Stratton, chancellor commander; F.. $. Curtis, vice commander; C. l.. Maddox, prel
 ate: E. A. Thomas, master-at-arIns;
 F. F. Bishop master of work: l. l.. Gregory, keeper of records and seal;
 George w. Cane. master of eXchequer:
 J. F. Powell, master of finance: C. F.. Ice. inner guard. and Leroy Civille, inner guard This is the first meet
 ing of the local lodge since the bat talion installation ten days ago. and d number of new names for membership to the lodge were passed on. More than twenty of these will receive their Page degree next Friday night
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
TESTIMONIAL OF REGARD

 Burmister. who has been so success ful in the banking business that he is obliged to seek bigger fields for the accomplishment of his ambitions, as heretofore announced, has resigned his position as cashier of the Phoenix National bank and will depart soon for San Francisco to become cashier of the Savings Union bank. Mir. Bur mister is still a young man and his promotion to the responsible position in the Gate City shows that his abil- ity has been appreciated also outside his own city. Friday his fellow em- ployes in the Phoenix National pre- scented him with about the handsomest watch that could he bought in Phoe nix Bob is idolized by the boys in the bank. and is very popular among Phoenix people generally.
 CASES DiSMiSSED.-The eases against the MelcZer Brthers company the Arizona Mercantile CO. and the California Wire company, for selling liquor at retail under wholesale licens- es. were dismissed by City Recorder Thomas, through the sustaining the ob- jections being made by counsel for the defense The summons used is a form provided by the statutes for district |courts and committing magistrates in cases of corporation defendants and does not apply to recorder s court The cases being thus settled on tees ricality, were not tried on their merits IIi is not believed there will be further trouble for since these cases were brought new ordinance has been passed defining the different classes of |liquor sellers and prescribing the li- 'ccnses required This has resulted in aa increased revenue to the city.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH
SWEENEYS RETURN.-Mr

Mrs. J. J. Sweeney are home from 8 five weeks vacation in Los Angeles
 They say they had splendid time and that the weather was delightful
Arizona republican., 1911-12-03
Of Local Interest
HERE FOR WiNT

HERE FOR WiNTER.-Mr anl Mrs D. D. Crabb and family are in PhoeniX for the winter and are located at s11 IN 1st st
 MEETING TODAY-A meeting of the social labor party is sch eduled for this afternoon on the city hall plaza. It will be addressed by Roy Wilans. oI this city
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-08-18

and when he gained entrance to tho
marriage feast in the role OF fortune
teller. his triumph was complete. In
the boxes hidden In the woods he
placed a large number of cleverly
initiated notes. taking the. genuine
ones away. The limitations had been
lying at one of the police bureaus for
long time. having been seized on the
premises Of notorious forger. Dane
witch was sure that Peter Golovnin.
the bridegroom, would supply himself
literally with money from the boxes
for his marriage. and II the forged
notes were found in his possession the
evidence would be overwhelming.
Itremains to soy that the guilt was
brought home to all concerned The
prisoners were condemned to death,
as they had committed crime against
the state. but the sentence was COM
muted to Punishment for life to 81
IBERIA
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-08-18

In many localities daisies grow
wild in profusion. hostess who re-
Joiced in fields of them used this de-
lightful combination; she made long
chains of daisies and smilax and out
lined the places at table which was
set with clury lace cloth over pale
blue. The candlesticks were of glass
with white candles shaded with white
over blue with fringe of white beads.
The center piece was gilded basket
with daisies, the handle tied with q
huge bow Of white and blue satin rib
bon. The guests were all members
of an embroidery class. SO for favors
there were gilded embroidery hoops
tied with pale blue satin ribbon. For
place cards there were hand painted
marguerites the petals cut out. names
of the guests being done In gilt.
At each plate was a corsage bouquet
Of daisies tied With blue ribbon.
Every one exclaimed How lovely
when the doors were opened and the
pretty table. disclosed: the china was
white gold band and the effect was so
cool and refreshing A simple sum-
mer menu was served. the salad being
the only thing characteristic of the
decorations II was made by hard
boiling eggs. cutting the whites length
wise to make petals and MASKING the
well seasoned yolks to form the round
centers Of the daisies" which were
carefully formed on the blanched
hearts Of head lettuce.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-08-18

The origie Of the notes must be
traced"
With a dignified bow to the dumb
founded company he passed out Of the
room aud left the house, carrying the
notes with him. On reaching his Off
cial residence he found letter await
ing him. 1t was from Danevitch, and
read as follows:
your Excellency: / am suddenly
called away from ST. Petersburg, but
shall be back in three days time.
am happy to say that can restore
the whole of the stolen notes to the
treasury. hope your excellency en-
joyed yourself at the house Of Briazga
on the occasion of the wedding feast. .
True to- his promise. Danevitch re-
turned in three days time, and to the
amazement of all concerned, he duly
delivered to the treasury the whole
of the missing million roubles, and
was enabled to lay such information
before the authorities that Briazga
and Ivan and Peter Gslovnin were i'm
mediately arrested.
Ivan Golovnin lived az vishni Violet
chok, where he owned some property.
He was an old man and had been
married twice. BY his second wife
he had one son, Peter This young
fellow had been a managing clerk in
a fur store in st. Petersburg and had
known Briazga's family some years.
Olga Briazga had fallen desperately
in love with him, but her deformity
prevented him reciprocating her pas
sion. Between Olga and her brother
an extraordinary affection existed, and
when he saw that she was breaking
her heart about Peter, he told the
latter that he would enrich him If he
would marry her. From this a con-
spiracy was Matched in which Briaz-
ga, Peter and Peters father joined. It
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-08-18

zNUDaANl2. RWzHE mrs ?

command silence. When the commo-
ton caused by the fortune-teller's un-
expected action had subsidized he ad-
dressed the assembled guests.
The woman Is right. he said.
These notes are not genuine. must
ask Mr.. Golovnin to allow me to ex-
anime the other notes In his wallet"
At the request Golovnin produced
his pocketbook. without the slightest
hesitation. and pulling out packet of
notes handed them. with thoroughly
confident air. to the minister. who at
once pronounced them to be forgeries
also. Briazga. pallid and trembling.
then came forward and having ex-
amined the notes. wrung his hands
despairingly
'sir, am forced to confeas that
every note there is false" he said
nervously. But l believe that my
brother-in-law Is the victim Of some
knavish trick. Is 1t not possible that
the bag Of fortune-teller has brought
this about by her devilish art?"
At this remark all eyes were turned
to the spot where the old woman had
stood, but she had disappeared. In
the hubbub and confusion consequent
on the discovery that the notes were
forged she had managed to alp away
unperceived.
THE matter must be fully investi-
gated" said the minister sternly. Il
shall have to carry these notes away
and consult with the authorities.
have a duty to perform, however UNI
pleasant the consequences may be,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-08-18

up. ne came to the conclusion that the
robbery had taken place at vishni
volotchok. 1t was obvious that one
or more Of the eight persons forming
the escort must have had some hand
In the robbery. He soon determined
In his own mind that the gendarmes
were guiltless. This reduced the sus-
poets to the four government officials.
Now, assuming that the deduction was
correct. 1t was no less clear that there
must have been a confederate at
Vishni yolotchok; so Danevitch set to
work to learn which of the officials
had any connection with that place,
and be soon ascertained that the
Briazgas and Golovnins were acquain-
ted. Disguised as an old woman.
therefore, he penetrated into the
Golovnin home. He found, by close
watching. that Peter made frequent
journeys to and fro between the house
and small plantation of frs, about
q quarter of q mile away. AS there
was no apparent reason why the
young man should 60 70 the plants-
tion so often, the detective was in
duced to search 1t, with the result that
he found the two stolen boxes art
fully concealed in an old quarry. which
was almost entirely hidden by creep
ers and brambles. The boxes had
been opened. but the contents were in
tact 1t then became necessary that
he should spread a net that would
capture all the culprits. and he car
ried this ous with singular ingenuity.
That one, or both. of the Goioynins
had hand In the robbery was evil
dent, but others were concerned. and
they might escape II caution was not
observed. When he ascertained that
Peter Golovnin and Olga Briazga were
on the eve of marriage. the plot
seemed to make itself clear to him,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-08-18

was prearranged that when Briaz-
ga was next engaged in the duty Of
conveying treasure from Moscow to
st. Petersburg an attempt should be
made TO purloin some Of 1t. Finally
the opportunity came; Briazga knew
a week beforehand that he would be
employed on the duty. and he also
knew what money would be removed.
Peter at once set to work to pre-
pare two facsimile boxes, and to I'LL
them with paper, the whole being the
exact weight of the government boxes
when filed with millions worth OF
rouble notes. The government cord
and the forged seal were supplied by
Briazga- The train conveying the
treasure stopped for a long time at
vishni Volotchok, that being a buffet
station where passengers usually
dined or supped. On arriving at
Vishni Voiotchok. the treasure escort
went four at q time to the buffet to
eat add drink. Briazga was included
In the first four. When they had
finished they relieved the other four:
but the night being sultry. Briazga's
party sauntered about the platform
smoking, the door of the treasure car
riage being locked. On the plea Of
getting some tobacco Briazga returned
to the carriage: he was not absent
more than ten minutes. but during
that time he was able TO open the OF
side door with secret key. and TO
hand the two boxes out to Peter. who
was lying in wait with the dummies.
: When Danevitch took the matter
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-08-18

wedding feast Soon after the we'd
ding party arrived at the house an old
woman, professional fortune-teller.
presented herself and begged to be
admitted As the Russians are a
superstitious people. they encourage
these fortune-tellers, and the bride
groom, who was hilarious with vodka
and wine. was the first applicant to
have his fortune told.
The seer into the future produced a
pack of cards, jumbled them up to-
gether, then repacked them and told
the bridegroom to cut them four
times, and the bride three. That
done. the fortune-teller laid the cards
out in five rows and said:
There is some evil influence OBJ
structing the charm. Can you. sir
addressing the bridegroom-"place on
the table 5000 rouble notes? That
perhaps viii break the spell"
1t was common thing for fortune
tellers to request that small sums OF
money be produced. but this was an
unusually large amount. and there
was general murmur of surprise.
while Briazga appeared to be partic-
ularly uneasy and troubled. But
Peter Golovnin. with q boastful air
and a drunken leer on his face,
brought forth leather wallet stuffed
full of notes. With unsteady hand he
counted out five notes OF the value of
1000 roubles each, and laid them on
the table. The fortune-teller took
them up, and turning to the minister
of finance. who was standing close
beside her, thrust the notes into his
hand, exclaiming:
You are an officer of the state. sir
These notes are forged. Ask the
bridegroom, your excellency, why he
carries false money in his purse"
The minister raised his hand to
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-08-18
For a Japanese Party.

Write the invitations as the ma
tives do--up and down. instead Of
across. using the regular Japanese sta
tionery. which comes in rolls. or use
paper napkins. Sometimes have
seen little notes enclosed In tiny Ian
terms or tightly clasped in the arms of
small Japanese dolls; II either are
used. of course the invitations are de-
livered by messengers.
There is scarcely any limit to the
decorations. as there are so many arti-
cies to use. screens. fans, parasols.
bead portieres. bamboo tables and
chairs. with profusion of pink tissue
paper cherry blossoms. Burn Japan
ese incense; II cards are played. lovely
ones are obtainable with Japanese