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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-22
TeIegramy zagTaniGzne,
Mikado - urniera.

Toxic, Japonia, % lipca. - Mi
kado Mutsuchito, cesarz wielki
tworca dzisiejszej postepowej
mocarstwowej Japonii - dogo-
rywa. -. Ostatnie biuletyny le-
karskie donosza, ze agonia VIA
Sciwa juz nastapiia niema ma
dziei zadnej utrzymania cesarza
przy zyciu. Mikado zachorowai
dnia ii bm.. ma zapalenie kiszek,
doiaczy}a sic do tego dawna juz
choroba merck, oraz zapalenie
m6zgu. Najdzielniejszych We
zwano lekarzy, ale ci orzekli, Z
nadziei uratowania chorego -
luz niema. L loza chorego zebra
Ia sic rodzina i ministrowie; ma
stepcv tronu tylko niema, sam
bowiem ley chory ma wietrzna
ospe! w mieScie zapanowaia pa
nika. wieSc bowiem choroble
Mikada byIa zupelnie nagia
niespodziana, a cesarz jest W ia
ponii popularny i kochany, ME
ledwie czczony jak bozek! Pre-
mier. ksiaze Katsura wyjechai
w}a5nie do Europy; zatelegrafo-
wano don natychmiast by powra!
cal. Donosza Z Petersburga, ze
Katsura, ktory juz bawil W Ro-
syi - drogq ma Syberye wraca
do Japonii. bedzie tam "a ty-
dzien.
- Wczoraj w chorobie cesarza
pewne nastapilo polepszenie, ale
lekarze ME zmienili swego ida
MIA o acknowledgement stanu cho-
rego: Mikado ley W goraczcc,
nieprzytomny, akcya serca slab
ME wciaz. Przed paiacem tlumy
ludu W ciszy giebOkiej zaioby O.
czekujq wiesci; wszyscy amba-
sadorowie zagraniczni ziozyh
swoie karty wizytowe ma znak
kondolencyi. w caiym kraju Cd
bywaja sic nabozenstwa wszyst-
kich wyznan blagajace D zdrowie
dla Mikada.
(Przypisek Redakcyi: Mikado
Mutsuchito jest 123 cesarzem
Taponii; urodzii sic dnia 8 listo-
pada 1852 r, w Kioto, jako drugi
syn poprzedniego cesarza ko-
mel. DO ktorego zgonie W roku
1867 ma tron praojcow wstapii.
Ozenl sic corka jednego z ,sa-
murajow" (arystokratow) Japo-
nil, dzisiejsza cesarzowa Hehna-
ko. Nastepca tronu jest ks. Yo-
shihito. trzeci syn Mikada, uro-
dzony 81 sierpnia 1879 T., obec-
ME general armii i admiral floty
japonskiej; ozeniony z ksiezni-
czka Sabako. Mikado Matsuchlto
jest tworca poteznej dzisiejszeJ
Japonii: wszystkie zdumiewajace
reformy, caIy kolasalny rozwoJ
tego panstwa j narodu dokonai
sic W ciagu jego 4O-letnich rz9-
dow. Cziowiek to najznakomit-
szych zdolnoSci, energiczny, ro-
zumny, wyksztaicony, tolerancyj-
ny: zasiuzona cieszy sic miioSciq
poddanych i powaga W Swiecie
calem).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-22
Przyjecie we wloskiej dzielnicy.
WFOsi pOczeStOWali prOteStancklch vmlsyOnarzy.
Przeciw Socyafom.
Przestroga katolickiego biskupa Helena, Montana.
Morderstwo.

Thomas HALEY, poszukiwany
obecnie przez policye wszedl
wczoraj do wyszynku Enright &
Thompson, 769 Van Buren, utica
i zblizyl sic do Jozefa McNeir, z
kt6rym kl6cii sic Cd dwu dni. w
wyszynku w6wczas bylo okofo
IL gosci. HALEY kazai McNeiro-
wi wyjst ma ulice, by sic z MIN
rozprawit. McNeir widocznie
wiedziaf CO go czeka ME wy
szedi. HALEY wtenczas wyciagnaf
revolver kieszeni i strzelii do
swego przeciwnika. HALEY naste-
pnie grozil rewolwerem tym, kto-
rzy strzai slyszeli chcieli go Sci
gao.
HALEY wyszed} wyszynku i
stall przede drzwiami. Nikomu
ME wolno byio przywolac leka-
RIA do czfowieka Sniertclnie IRA
nionego.. Przez telefon ME MONA
.byIo wezwat policyi, DO HALEY
poprzednio poprzecinai druty.
McNeir po paru minutach sko-
nal, HALEY ucieki min policya'
nadeszia.
,,Misyonarze" napedzeni.
JaG wiadomo, Wlosi sa katoli-
kami.
Wczoraj kilku protestanckich
,,misyonarzy" chciaio Wiochow
.,nawr6cit" w tym celu udali sic
do wloskiej dzielnicy ma rog Hob
bic i Larrabee, tam ustawili fis-
larmonium zaczeli Spiewac swo-
je hymny. Potem jeden Z .,,kaz-
nodziejow" rozpoczai kazanie po
wfosku. Me dokohczyi jednak je-
dnego zdania, bo W chwili, kiedy
usta otworzyi z sasiednich do
NOW posypai sic zwir, kamienie,
zepsute jaja, stare og6rki etc.
,,Misyonarze" mysleli, re to
tylko ma poczqtek tax ich przyje-
to. Rozpoczeli ma nowo. Wten-
czas to samo ich spotka}o. Przy
okrzykach: Precz Z Protestanta-
mi - misyonarze wyniesli sic z
wloskiej dzielnicy, przekonani o
tenn nader namacalnie, re choc
Wlosi So oziebiymi katolikami, to
jednak ma protestantyzm sic ME
zgodza i swej dzielnicy ich nauka
ME pozwola zanieczyszczac.
Przeciw socyalistom.
Ma odjezdnem Najprzew. ks
Biskup Jan Carroll z Helena,
Montana jeszcze raz publicznle
w tutejszych pismach angiclskich
przeciw socyalizmowi.
KS. Biskup pochodzi okolicy
dobrze zna stosunki
robotnicze.
Dygnitarz koSciola katolickle-
go powiedziai, re gorszej truciz-
ny mad socyalizm robotnicy nie
moga przyjat. Wierzy Oh W zor-
yanizowanie wszystkich robotni--
kow w unie ale przykroScia pa :,
trzv sic ma to, re czerwoni nleraz
rel wodza w tych uniach.
Biskup Montana nazwaf So
cyalistow najgorszyml wrogami
-obotnika.
- Ich nauka spoczywa ma
;hwiejnych fundamentach j pro-
wadzi do upadku spoieczenstwa
bod wzgledem ekonomicznym.
Niema wiekszych tch6rzow mad
udzi, kt6rzy pod falszywymi po-
,orami chca innych "a SODA po-
>iagnaf,
Dygnitarz nadto potepii so
.valizm iako rzecz niepatryoty--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-22
z wojny wiosko tureckiej.

Rzym, 22 lipca. - Rad wIOsii
ogiosii biuletym, przyznajacy, Ze
istotnie statki wioskie atakowa-
ly onegdaj Dardanelle, dotariy
nawet dose blisko wybrzezy l.
zyatyckich, ale cofnely sic pred
kulami tureckich fortow, zadnej
ME ponoszac szkody.... (Komu
wierzyc? Przyp. Red.).
Misrata, Trypolis, % lipca. -
Gen. Fara stoczyl krwawa bitwe
re znacznym korpusem turecko-
arabskim, ktory tn grasowai W
okolicy; Turkow pobito i zmu-
szono do ustapienia; poniesli oni
ciezkie straty; Wiosi stracili 19
zabitych 81 ranionych. .N
Rzym, p lipca. = Donosza tn,
re Turcy ma razie ME zamykaj2
przejazdu przez cieSnine Darda-
mellow, jak sic tego po owym d
taku wloskim spodziewano; o.
kazuje sic, re mimo strzalow tn
reckich min podwodnych torpe-
dowce wioskie przebyiy niemal
poIowe cieSniny; wiasc stad, re
sforsowanie cieSniny przez Wlo-
chow ME jest - niepodobie1l-
stWem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-22
Wykradaja rannych.

Kompania tramwajowa znow
rozpoczyna swoje kruczki. Wczo-
raj wykradziono i do szpitala od-
wieziono trzech rannych. Me do
niesiono TEN policyi, dopiero
pozniej. kiedy wszystkie formal
nosci" zalatwiono. Wypadek ten
zaszedf ma rogu Center WASH
burne. Wypadek zaszedf W sobo-
te wieczorem ale policyi dano o
MIN znac dopiero O. godzinie poz-
nej w niedziele.
Tramwaj ma Center ave-, zde-
rzyl sic wozem ekspresowym.
Skaleczeni zostali: Benjamin, ia
k6b Izydor Schwartz, zamiesz-
kali pnr. 2721 West Division ul.
Pierwsi dwaj zostali bolesnle
chot ME bardzo niebezpiecznie
pokaleczeni, trzcci zas odni6s}
uszkodzenia wewnetrzne.
Po wypadku sluzba tramwajo-
wa telefonicznie wezwa}a zarzad
kompanii tramwajowej i w ambu-
lansie naIezacym do kompanii
tramwajowej rgnnycl zabrano7 do
szpitala Littlejolln. kiedy poll
eva powiadomiona przez naocz-
nvch Swiadkow o wypadku sta
villa sic re swoim ambulansem,
ma miejscu gdzie kolizya zaszfa
juz nikogo ME bylo.
Wczoraj wieczorem sluzba
tramwajowa ma Madison ulicy W
ten sam spos6b wykradia Will
llama Byersa, skaleczonego
przez tramwaj. Policya dopiero
p6zniej znalazia Byersa w szpita-
lu Littlejohn.
Czterech odnioslo ciezkie rany
kiedy tramwaj zderzyi sic wo-
zem ma rogu Paulina i Ogden
Place. Woz zostai kompletnie
zniszczony a frontowa platforma
tramwaju rowniez. Do szpitala
zabrac nastepuiacych:
Dennis Liston, 1852 Ogden Pl.,
noga z}amana.
Charles Kelly, 1852 Ogden Pl.,
iwa zebra zlamane.
Allen Beecher, 1851 Madison
1lica, koSc w ramieniu ziamana.
Piecioletnia Marynia Harb 20
5tala bardzo niebezpie:znie po--
<aleczona kiedy wpadla pod ko-
"a tramwaju ma Robey ulicy i
'3ciej.
- Straszny wypadek zaszed1 W
5obote wieczorem ma Archer ave.
,rzy 43cim Ct. w czasie bury
ekki woz farmerski dostal sic
oomiedzy diva tramwaje pedzace
v przeciwnym kierunku. Skutek
,olizyi byi ten, re John Ferret,
,racujacy ma farmie W Palos
Park, ILL.,, zostaf zabity ma miej-
Gu, Frank Quail zosta} smier-
elnie pokaleczony. Odwieziono
70 do szpitala Peoples W stanie
;rytycznym. Wypadek ten
vstrzymaf kursowanie tramwa-
ow przez Gala godzine. Z pod
ramwajow trzeba bylo usuna6
.onia j cziowieka zabitego. Z
'ryczki zostaly tylko drobne ka-
Okazalo sic. re w tym
lypadku farmerzy byli winni, bo
lie mieli ze soba swiatia. Patrick
1oulihan motorowy ma tramwa-
Il pedzacym w kierunku wscho-
MIN powiedziai policyi. re wy
adek zaszedl z why farmerow.
vynosiIa 16 milionow marek;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-22

skai pierwsze nagrody W glow
nych zawodach Igrzysk. Ale
Thorpe odrzeki, klaniajacemu sic
adjutantowi, ze mu sic isc ME
chce.. i ME poszedl. Fakt ten ma
divorce wywoial humorystyczne
oburZenie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-22
SYTUACYA w CHINACH.
Brutalny napad RewOlucyonistow ma pociag.
,,DOBRzE WYGHOWANr IRDO.AMERYkANIN."
Ze spraw angielskich.


szuswa ma poczty Cub Wilson odpo-
czywa Pielgzymka demOratow do Sea Girt KOngresman
SABBATH rozmawia gub WiOnem imigracyL PrOgresywnl
W Michigan Zebrane prOgresywnych NOwym IOrku u
rzency tsderalni OpaSach Tydzien bezacy kOngrese
Debs Sedzwa rzadOwe Brat wi
dzem utoniecia Sprawa nzynierow pred Koisy
bitracyina Lormer skaIeczOny wypadku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-22
Z Anglii.

IL AlSlll.
Londyn, 22 lipca. - Zmarf IL
Andrzej Lang, jeden z najwy-
bitniejszych poet6w wSpolczes-
nych Anglii. Lang pochodzi ze
Szkocyi; ur. 1914 +. ksztalcii SIG
W Edinburgh; wslawif sic licz-
nemi ti6maczeniami Z literatury
francuskiej poezyami original
nemi.
- Sufrazystki. tutejsze urza-
dzily ,,mass-meeting" w parkl
Finsbury, ma ktorym zebra}o sic
okolo 10000 ludzi, ale prevail
ME wrogich agitacyi kobiet, kt6-
rych mowczynie, wysmiewano i
wygwizdywano. Przyszso wresz-
Gle do b6jki, kt6ra trudnoscia
uSmierzyia policya; wiele osob
odniosio rany.
- Premier Asquith powrocii
juz Dublina; stan jego zdrowla
SLIME podupadi; og6lnie sadza, ze
powodem tego jest niepokoj, W
ktorym zyje, powodu ciaglych
.atakow sufrazystek, MIN woju-
iacych. Premier nigdzie ME wy
chodzi, bo wszedzie jest narazo-
ny ma nieprzyjemnosci napady,
.. z Niemiec.
Berlin, % lipca. - Rad pro-
iektuje podroz nastepcy tronu "
r. 1914 do kolonii niemieckich W
Afryce.
- Powazny tygodnik ,Nord
und Sued" otrzylnaf cd wie!u
wybitnych pisarzy angielskich i
niemieckich, artykufy ma temat
stosunkow wzajemnych Anglii /
Nien1iec; artyku1ow tych, ma
iacych ma celu zblizenie obu kra-
low : widac, jak liczne sa roz-
nice = oddalajace wlasnie owo...
zblizenie.
w Jessenitz powodz zalaia
nader wartoSciowa kopalnie pota-
zu; .woda dotar1a do kopalni
ieziora odlegiego o 2 mile, utwo-
rzywszy sobie przep}yw podziem
ny; ludzie pracujacy VEGAS jesz-
cze usiyszcli Sum wody uszli
szczesliwie. Wartosc kopalni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-22

(Dokohczenie ma strongly y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-22

wynosiia 16 milionow marek
odzyskanie jej osuszenie jest
niemozliwe,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-22
z Francyi.

Paryz, % lipca. = w Muzeum
,,Louvre'u" aresztowano mloda
kobiete, nazwiskiem Dore Flora
inc, W chwili gdy czerwonym a.
tramentem smarowala kosztow-
ny obraz Buchera. Zdaje sic, ze
Jest ona Oblakana
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-10
STON|NGTON MAN FOR SENATOR
Frank H. Hncley Nominated by Republicans of Twentieth District-38 Delegates From the Towns Attend Marion R. Davis of East Lyme Chairman

ater were then called fer by Chairman Davis. James Cooper made 6 speech in which he reviewed the history of the republican party for the last de- cade. and also the work of President Taft. MT. Cooper said that he was dissatisfied with the way that the tariff had been treated and said that the pdrty promises should have been re- spected and the tariff cut down. The speaker said that he could see no hope on the democratic side and was not III favor of a college president and d democrat for the president of the United States. He said that the sal vation of the nation lay in the repub- lican party, and urged his audience to stand by it. MT. Cooper concluded by nominating Frank H. Hinckley amidst applause as a candidate for the senate.
 James Cooper and w. E. Clark were named committee to find Attorney Hinckley and present him to the con- vention,. as there were no other noml- nations. They soon returned with him and he spoke on part as follows:
 The nomination just rendered me as candidate to the senate from the z0tn district is an honor, and in accepting it will do my best to serve the public faithfully. I believe that my party IS nearer right than any other party, ana that is the reason that am a repub- lican. believe in the policy of pro lection to American industries, in the direct primary and also believe that there are many officials who are ap- pointed to office that the people should nominate and elect. If l am elected l will work for the direct primary and in behalf of the interests of the labor ing men who have made this country what it is at the present time. We will succeed if each man will do his part for the republican party from now until election night.
 The delegates were invited to dine with MT. Hinckley at the Wauregan house and the invitation was accepted. A senatorial committee consisting of Samuel Hyde of Franklin. James Cooper of Stonington and Lee l.. Broadway of Lyme was then chosen. The convention was then adjourned and a short reception was held by MT. Hinckley.
 MT. Hinckley was born in Stoning- ton in 1867 and is a successful lawyer. He served in the legislature of 1899 and 1901. MT. Hinckley was mem Der of the judiciary committee in 1899, chairman of the. committee on roads and highways in 1901, and also mem Der of the committee that revised the statutes. He is well known in this county and was for years prosecuting attorney for the town court of Ston- irgton.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-10
HOLD LONG DISTANCE
 MOTORCYCLE RECORD HERE
Three Norwich Men Travelled to Co.,
 lumbus, Ohio.

The three. men in the accompanying cut hold the record for long distance motorcycling in eastern, Connecticut, as no motorcyclist has covered as many miles in any one single trip as they have.
 The picture was taken within 15 minutes after the arrival of the motor cyclists at the plant of the Flying Merlxle company at Columbus, O. As soon as they arrived in the city one of the Flying Merkle agents met them and escorted the trio to the plant, where camera man was all ready to take the picture. The men left here on September Is and after an enjoya- bic trip. arrived back home Sunday, September 30. r~ -}
 One of the pnost notieeaoie things about the western roads was that they waso nearly all yiti-i0ed prick pave fnslt in the bJsineso-seetio1s Of the cities such de we have on Franklin s4Ea.s. Ths5s Toaos ara peVer sprin7 kled b. watering eaFts. g5dt afo flashed every nigilf aad ia tha i..sTnia., they h.s free fr5as d.:l sad 1itser. a..d dur ias the da9 fFaysi is not hia0efea by
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-10
THIS COUNTY COURTS
 HAD 323 CRIMINAL CASES.
6h0Wn by Biennial Report Made by
 Comptroller 6radstreet.

E Comptroller Bradstreet has submit ted to Governor Baldwin the annual reports of the states attorneys and prosecuting attorneys concerning the criminal business of the courts for two years ended July 1, 1912 The whole numberr of prosecutions for different crimes in the state in 1911 was 1,76S, divided as follows: Hartford superior court 2s4. New Haven superior court s25, Ne wHaven superior court at Wa terbury 5S, New Haven criminal com Hmon pleas 200. district court of Water bury T, New London superior court 100, New London criminal common pleas 34, Fairfield superior court 250, Fairfield criminal common pleas S7S, Windham superior court 5, Litchfiel1 superior court 60, Middlesex superior court 51, Holland superior court "A.
 The whole number of prosecutions for different crimes in 1912 was 1881, divided as follows; Hartford superior court 25S, New Haven superior court 307, New Haven superior court at Wa terbury AT. New London superior court 155, New London cciminal com mon pleas S4, Fairfield superior court 231, Fairfield criminal common pleas 492, Windham superior court 55, Litch- field superior court 7s, Middlesex su- perior court 31, Holland sunperior court 29.
 The total number of tials in 1911 was 116, divided as follows; Convic- tions S5, acquittals 23. acquittals on ground of insanity 4, disagreements Of ju1y 4. The total number of trials in 1912 was 140, divided as follows: Con victions 107. acquittals 25. acquittais on ground of insanity 4, disagreements of il1ry 4.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-10
PUBLICATION SOCIETY WORK.
Baptist Women Conduct Programme With Chapel Cars and coIperteurs as Subject.

The October meeting of the Wo- mans Home and Foreign Missionary circle of the First Baptist church was held Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Min nie Auburn of West Main street. Mrs. Jacob Starkweather conducted the de- votional exercises, reading from Cor 13, and offering prayer. Mrs. Stark weather took Love as her subject for a short talk.
 The hymn, My Faith Looks Up to Thee was sung.
 Following the regular business. the afternoon subject, Work of the Publi- cation Society, Chapel Cars and Col porteur," was taken up. Mrs. William Gilchrist read, What the First Colpor- teur Did.
 The Exciting Experiences of Col porteur's Work, was read by Mrs. Frank Church; The Chapel Car and Its Field, Mrs. Lemuel Park; Chapel and Good Will Work in Idaho, Mrs. William Gilchrist; Short sketches on Chapel Car Work were given by Mrs Hattie Sargent. Those Barrels a missionary story, was read by Mrs Mary Dolbeare. Mrs. Gilchrist gave an interesting report of the meeting of the Baptist association recently held at Mantle.
 The regular missionary letter was read by Mrs. Mary Dolbeare. The The meeting-full of interesting pa pers-was closed with the Mizpah ben ediction.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-10
Hoto fo Make Better Cough Jyrup than You Can Buy A Family Supply, Saving $2 and Fully Guaranteed.

A full pint of cough syrup-as much as you could buy for $2.50-can easily be made at home. You will find nothing that takes hold of an obstinate cough more quickly, usually ending it inside of "A hours. Excellent, too. for croup, whooping cough, sore lungs, asthma, hoarseness and. other throat troubles.
 Mix one pint of granulated sugar with F. pint of warm water, and stir for 2 minutes. Put 21a ounces of Pinex fifty cents worth) in pint bottle, then add the Sugar Syrup. It keeps perfectly. Take a teaspoonful every one, two or three hours.
 This is just laxative enough to help cure cough. Also stimulates the appe- tite, which is usually upset by 8 cough. The taste is pleasant.
 The effect of pine and sugar syrup on the inflamed membranes is we'll known. Pinex is the most valuable concentrated compound of Norway white pine extract, rich in guaiaeol and all the natural healing pine clements. Other prepara- tions. will network in this formula.
 The Pinex and Sugar Syrup recipe is now used by thousands of housewives throughout the United States and Can ada, The plan has been initiated, but the old successful formula has never been equaled, ,p.
 !. A e,iaranty of absolute satisfaction, 0, suoney promptly refunded, goes with thii recipe. Your druggist has Pinex, or will get it for you. If not, send to Int Rnsx Co.,, Ft. WaY3~> Ind
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-10
HOME DEPARTMENT SOCIAL.
Pleasant Aftsrnoon Enjoyed at Broadway Congregational Church Pariors,

There was an attendance of about U at the pleasant social conducted by the home. department in the lecture fofm cf the Broadway churchs We'd ilcsday anf moon. An address of vel some DrrpaIcd by Sunday School Su- Petihtfnornt II. B. Cary. who was un- 2ble tn te present. was read by Rev. 5' :: "or, ester. Solos were rendered oT Mrs. Charles T. Bard, sceompa- nlea na the piano by Miss Annie Tefft. and there was an address by Rev. MT. W6seesteT Greetings from Miss S'ui 1efland. former department su- rsI rtohdent were read. The rooms . Wa*7 pFettiit- decorated with dahlias ! asters sH1iia1. hydrangaas and white 'a the. close Of the formal part of 1 ;,i' proSr" i7Ime a social hour was en- doJsd and tea, cakes and waters were served The affair was arranged by .1Is. Enlil NJ. Fox department super ih.erdert, assisted by Miss Edith Lane 1 secretary. Mrs. Edward s. Worcester @ @Eilss Lucy Greenmar. Mrs. Charles E SIeehman. Mrs. H. W. Gallup anc
 hdfs. II. M. Briggs.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-10

 the slippery mud due to the application
 of water by the city watering carts. The tourists made on the average 200 miles day. but on one point of the road it took them 1-4 hours to make a quarter of mile. This happened between Mansfield and Ashton, Ohio. It was nearly dark at the time and the tourists wishing to reach Ashton where they would be able to put up for the night, and as they were told that it was only nine miles from Mans field to Ashton, started out on the road. There was drizzling rain fall ing and after making about half of the distance the men found themselves unable to proceed farther because of the slippery mud in the road. They were forced to turn around and pro- ceed to Ashton by another road. This caused them to lose considerable time.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-10

Nowadays when you see real beauty, the chances are Stuart's Calcium Waters wrought that wonderful change. It takes only & short time, even with very bad complexions-the kind that are disfigured with rash, eczema, boils, blotches and liver spots.
 Stuart's Calcium Waters cause the skin pores to breathe out impurities. The lungs burn up great amount. but Nature imposes upon the skin the larger burden. Every tick of the clock means ~ork work, work for these wonderful Waters. And every instant new skin is forming. impurities become lees and less. the pores are re- inyigorated, and soon such thing as a pin'ple. .plackhead or any other eruption IS impossible. You marvel at the change.
 The soft, rosy tint love-taps the cheeks, the neck, shoulders and arms show the health of youthful skin-in fact, you just can't help having beau tieul complexion if you use Stuart's Calcium Wafels.
 They arc put up in convenient form to carry with you. are very pslatable. and are sold by druggists everywhere, at 50 cents q COX.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-10
SWIM THE THAMES WITH
 HANDS AND FEET TIED
Buster Elionsky Has Three Mile Swim
 Mapped Out. &

Henry Elionsky of New London, better known as Buster, the Human Fish, will attempt novel swimming stunt today. Elionsky has swam from Norwich to New London, from Ocean Beach to Fishers Island and other long distances, as well as attempting to swim from. Charlestown bridge to the Boston light.
 He is going to tie his hands with a chain and also his feet and then at tempt to swim from the navy yard on tho Thames to the New London public landing. This is a distance of very nearly three miles, and it will be some test of Elionsky's endurance.
 Elionsky has been practicing swim ming with his hands and feet tied at the beach the past week and has madU long swims. He Is confident of being able to make the swim.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-10
EVEN CURES ULCERS.
Remarkable Results From New Skin Remedy that Costs Almost Nothing.

Old sores and ulcers are quickly re- lieved and cured by using Hokara. the wonderful skin food that is curing all kinds of skin diseases and blemishes.
 Eczema, pimples. blackheads, acne barbers itch, ard every form of skin disease respond to this antiseptic and greaseless skin food and tissue builder
 The Lee & Osgood Co, the local agents for Hokara have been authoriz- ed by the manufacturers to refund the purchase price to any dissatisfied cus- toner. Buy jar today and see for yourself what 0 remarkable remedy Hokara really Is. Liberal jar for 25c Larger sizes soc and S1.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-10
KINDERGARTEN CLOTH

This is strong and durable faAs11. made of specially selected cotton. It is uEeQualled for boys wash suits and rSmpers, and for girls school dresses, reefsrs and kilts. It is also the stand ard material for women's and miases' house dresses--so inches wide. at sss a yard.