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The Daily Missoulian., 1912-11-10
LUNG AFFECTION YIELDED
TO THIS REMEDY

Anyone interested in the treatment of
Consumption should get one of the
booklets telling Of reeoveries by the
use of Eekman's Alternative. Coughs
stubborn Colds and Pneumonia mav
ne lhe beginning of more serious trou-
bles-Eckmans Alternative is the efree-
1--WE remedy. Read Mr. kanaly's state
ment -
Saratoga, N. Y.
Gentlemen: For five or six wears
was troubled with cough and expee-
toration. I also had a high fever NV
case was declared Consumption by nay
PlNS'e'ans was given Cod Liver OIL.
Cfeosote and other medicines, all with
ont benefit.
AT Christmas time. 1906 I was not
expected to live. Calling DR.. r.. II.
Mccarthy, he advised the use of Eek
mans Alternative, which took with
| excellent results. and was entirely
cured | have gained in weight. I go
out in all weathers and have had no
cough or cold whatever. l give these
facts to encourage others to use Eek
mans Alteratiye''
JAS. w. KANALY
4 (SWorn Affdavit)
| Eckmans Alternative is effective in
Bronchitis. Asthma, Hay Fever: Throat
ana Lung Troubles and in upbuildng
/ the system. Does not contain poisons.
opiates or habit-torming drugs. For
sale by George Freisheimer, Missoua
Drug Co and other leading druggists.
ASK for booklet telling of recoveries.
and write to Eckman Laboratory,
Phl'adelphia. Pa. for additional evil
4 dence.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-11-10

A motorboat of 200 tons register re-
Gently was launched in England for
the use of British consular officers in
Africa.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-11-10

A simple siphon With which milk
can be drawn from a bottle without
disturbing the cream has been de-
signed by a Connecticut man.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-11-10

Manager Kid" t.lberfeld is signing
new players In the hope of building up
iae Chattanooga team
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-11-10

Power for new fire proof machine
lof reWihdihg motion picture films is
provided by tiny electric motor.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
Rhode leland Road Work to Start soon--SmaIl, Fire-Death of Rev. James DingweIl-Payment for Town Teams Discussed.

$. Devine, a Boston coneractor, IS 10 commence work the first of the week building a stretch of state highway from the Killingly line five miles through Rhode Island territory to Hopkins Mills, joining there the un- broken state road route into the city of Providence. DevineS contract VIII be completed before the end of the summer. + the Connecticut state highway department, which has been letting contracts in Windham county this month, but as yet has given no at tention to Killingly, will only get busy and build the proposed road from Danielson to the state line, there would be a fine route all the way to Providence, a distance of about 70 miles by this particular route,
 Fire from Rubbish Barrel.
 At about 1910 Thursday morning an alarm for fire from box 23, corner of Main and Center streets, gave warning of danger to the w. w. Woodward | building. A blaze mad originated in a rubbish harrel in the rear of the build Ting and had set fire to one of the ad- , difions to the main building. 4 small amount of water quickly applied put out the fire and the immediate sound ing of the recall kept the department 1 from responding A very few dollars will cover the damage
 Big Baggage Car for Camp.
 A 60-foot baggage car for use of the Thirteenth company, C. A. C., in trans ferring needed equipment to New Lon don en route to Fort Wright, for the annual encampment. was set in here Thursday. The members of the com pany will assemble this (Friday) even ing for their last drill before going tC camp next Monday morning for 8 stay of ten days. A special feature of thell work tonight will be that of packinl their belongings in the company chests and making ready their blanke rolls, etc., etc. All of this equipmen will be loaded in the baggage car to
 morrow Saturday., when the cook and special detail of the company vii
 be off to make camp.
 Flag Day Exercises.
 This is the last day of school for tn } pupils in the graded schools of Killing | ly. Thursday was really the last da of attention to studies before the lon . vacation, but there will be sessions to
 day, Flag day, and which will be ob served on that account by more elab
 crate and patriotic exercises than ar
 usually attendant upon the closing of school year. The nigh school. Waic does not close until next week, wi have special Flag day exercises todd,
 commencing at II o'clock, when tn : ". R. c. flag will be presented th ] school Tn exercises in the grade
 school, School street, will be at l o'clock. Veterans of the G. A. E ! members of the ". R. C., members
 the town school committee, invite guests and others will be present ; : these exercises. At the schools U Ballouville the Flag day observant was held Thursday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
Personals,

Waiter c. Alpaugh of Turner street spent Thursday in Hartford.
 William II. Ross of Eastford was a Willimantic visitor Thursday.
 President c. l.. Beach of c. A. C., Storrs, was in Hartford Thursday.
 Mayor D. P. Dunn and Michael Den4 nehey were in New Haven Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Michael Donovan of Lewiston avenue spent Thursday in Hartford.
 Ar. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Smith of Cottage place spent Thursday in Hartford.
 Constable and Mrs. W. J. Hastings leave Monday for two months trip to California.
 Judge A. J. Bowen was in Rock vile Thursday, trying 8 case in the superior court.
 Howard A. Hartson and party of 1 North Windham were Wililmantic vis- itors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Desermaux of New York are guests of Mrs. Alphonse Gellnas of Temple street. John McCaffrey of New York. for merly of this city, is in town for a visit of several days with friends,
 John F, Ahern and family of Oak l street have taken a cottage at Ocear | beach for the balance of the season. James M. Mercer of Providence formerly of this city. was in town or Thursday, looking after his propert, interests.
 MT. and Mrs. T. R. Sadd with theil guests, Mrs. John Capen and son John 1 enjoyed an automobile trip to New London Thursday. i Miss Dorothy Earrabee of Wellesley college Is at the home of her parents l MT. and Mrs. Frank Larrabee, for tn, summer vaaction.
 Miss Doris French arrived on thu 4.07 express Thursday afternoon iron Wellesley college to spend the summe vacation at her home in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank E. Herrick lief I Thursday afternoon to spend the weel end with relatives in Providence. Mex week they go to Narragansett Pier
 Mrs. Benjamin J. Calnen and Mis- Bernice O'Neill of New York city ar at the home of MT. and Mrs. Jame Calnen of Summit street for a fort nights visit.
 David Loree, superintendent of tn i Wilimantic- Rockville Light company with Judge James A. Shea and ter emiah Haggerty made an automobil trip to Stafford and Rockville Thurs day.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
TOILET WATERS

RS 2io-Lsnman and Murray's Florida
 Toilet Water, small size, value
 25c. hR 65c-Lauman and Murray's Florida
 Toilet Water, large size, value
 7sc. A$ 5oc-Celgates Florida Water, At Se-Colgste's Violet Water, small
 size Nt 3se-Colgates Violet Water me
 dium size. At 5oc-Colgates Violet Water, large
 size. At 2So-Colgate's Briliantine. At 5ec-Hudnut's Liquid Green Soap. kt 6os-Hudnnts Eau de Quinine. At 75e-Hudnuts Elaine Toilet Water. AS 75e-Hudnuts Violet Sec Toilet
 Water.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14

flcials of the company. Another con ference was held in the afternoon.
 According to a member of the strike committee, the net results Of the days work was a compromise on the de- mand of the strikers that no fines Do imposed upon the weavers after the cloth leaves the weaving department. The temporary agreement Is that the weavers of the. company divide half the fines imposed in. the sewing de- partment. The two parties have not yet gotten together on the matter Of the operators going back without dis elimination being made against any od them. The strikers voted Thursday not to return unless there IS no dis elimination. but Co this the company officials have not agreed.
 Another meeting will be held this (Friday) morning. when it is expected the matter of discrimination VIII be threshed out. The strikers were hope ful Thursday night that settlement could be effected.
 Brakemen Sentenced.
 Arthur C. Cutler of this city and Walter F.. Jones of Beverly. Mass, the two New York. New Haven & Hart ford brakemen who were arrested about three weeks ago. charged with the theft of DO mileage books from the company in transit from Boston Co this ! city received their sentences in Bos- l ton Thursday. Cutler ge-s year in i the state prison and Jones a year 1 in the Mass chusetts reformatory. Il is understood that at the expiration Of l their terms the men wl be brought | tc Connecticut Go l.W.r .uarses that | will be filed heIo connection with
 the case. They N.I 3e 0f a serious ' rature.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14

l Thursday evening. There was a large number present for the exercises, which were very successfully carried 1 out. This (Friday) evening the an- nual reception for the graduating class will attract another large gath | ering to the school. which has had d very satisfactory year under Principal George ". Hathaway, who makes his home in this city.
 Advent Conference Closes.
 The quarterly session of the Rhode | Island and Eastern Connecticut con- | ference of the Advent churches was l brought to a close here Thursday night. The conference is regarded as l a very successful one. Strong preach ! CTS were heard by the delegates and | visitors at all of the meetings and the subjects discussed were many and va- ried.
 The piano pupils of Frederick Very l gave a recital in Odd Fellows hall l Thursday evening The affair was attended by a number of friends and 1 relatives of the pupils. Following was l the programme:
 The Grand Procession Oynes), | Queen Alice G.ynes), Miss Ruth Bart lett: Swim in Pools of Tears. On the Train 0ynes), Miss Dorcas Bartlett;
 The Robins Lullaby (Krogman), the Misses Dorcas and Ruth Bartlett; A la Bien- Aimee (Schutt), Miss Rather inc Seward; Aralia (Adamsli Mrs.
 George $. Bradley; Second Mazurka,
 Miss Lemyra Ellis; Crescendo Uas- 1 scn). Impromptu (Rheinhold), Ken
 neth Sharpe.
 Woonsocket Wants Principal Spratt' It is understood that the school
 board of the city of Woonsocket is practically agreed to engage Principal
 C. c. Spratt of the local high school
 for principal in that city during the ? coming school year, but official action ' has not as yet been taken by tho i board. It is stated that the salary p at Woonsocket is $2,000. Mir. Sprat $ has had a very successful adminisra- 1 ton in this city and there will be man. S regrets if he goes away. | Odd Fellows Nominations.
 Israel Putnam lodge of odd Fellow F has nominated these officers for tn
 ensuing term: Noble grand, c. l.
 Baldwin; vice grand. William Devoe
 secretary, L. H. Fuller; treasurer. Leoi
 T. Wilson.
 Gossip and Chat.
 Twenty three applications for mem
 bership were received at the meetin
 Of Mizpah Rebekah lodge at the meet | ing of the organization this week. ls Putnam lodge of Owls initiated IF class of candidates Thursday evening ? Charles Tourtellotte has returne ie from a trip to Portland, Me. si Miss Daisy Vaughn of Providenc le has recently been the guest of rels SS fiYes in this citV
 Senator G. A. Hammond leave fe Putnam today to join the Connect P cut delegation that will get away tC O. laorrow Saturday to attend the rt
 publican national convention at Oh '. cago.
 h Mrs. Elmer F. Earnshaw and h' in l daughter Miss Marion. leave Satu ne day for their summer home at Gall n Terry.
 a. Allen W. Bowen has been appoin e sG sealer of weights and measures f. k Putnam by the selectmen of the tow 2 succeeding F. N. Joslin. who resigne c- Rev. George D. Stanley and Re rE " liam J. Smith, of North Grosveno " dale, will exchange pulpits Sunday. O. Andrew Mills, 9S of Thompson. ht reported as in good health, but ir VT pressed that this is proving an e
 ceedingy cool June.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS

4 oz. bottle Machine oil. value 5c,
 now Sc. 3 in bottle Machine Oil. value 100,
 now Sc. in 1 bottle Machine Oil, large size,
 value 25c, now 2oo. lb can Cre-solvent Hand Cleaner,
 value 10c, now Sc. oz. bottle Leontine Cleaning Fluid
 value 25c. now 20c. IS candle package Egyptian Deodor-
 izer, value 25c, now 19c. 8 oz. bottle Calmac Witch Hazel, value
 l5c, now Sc. Waldorf Toilet Paper. value Sc, now z packages for 25c. Good quality Whisk Broops, all styles
 value 25c, now 17c each.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
Villimantic, Danielson and Putnam


where she underwent an operation, has returned to her home in Danielson.
 A caneelling machine is to be put in at the Danielson postoffice about Aug. lst.
 The wedding of Miss Ella M. Chap man of the West Side and Ashley F. Mills of Boston will take place at the home of Miss Chapmans mother, Mrs. William Chapman, on Monday, June 17th.
 Minna B. Sears of Providence was a visitor with friends in Danielson on Thursday.
 The mill of the Glen Worsted com pany at Elmville continues to run day and night.
 A large number of tickets has al- ready been taken for the annual re- ception of the alumni association of the high school for the annual reeep- tion to the graduating class.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
TRYING TO SETTLE STRIKE.
Hope That It Will Be Accomplished Today-Some Progress by Msdistors.

Mayor Arehihald Macdonald and Rev. J. J. Elty, pastor of Holy Trinity church at Pomfret, and in charge of the mission at West Thompson, act ing as Gledlators, commenced on Thursday a series of conferences be- tween the strikers of the French Riv- CT Textile company at Mechanicsville and the officials of the company that are expected to lead to the arbitration of the differences. They met the strik- CTS committee in the morning for a long conference and later talked with Agent C. r, Waterman and other of
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14

road may be built to connect with that already constructed on the Co., hlmbia road. There has been a slight hitch between the railway people and the authorities over the proposed plans but 1t is, believed that the trouble has been satisfactorily adjusted and that the road will be built as soon as it IS possible to get the contractor on the job. When this is built there win he a fine stretch of road from the WiIli- mantle cemetery to the bridge over tha Willimantic river.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
STAFFORD SPRINGS
Knights of Pythias Plan for Memorial
 Sunday-Pera1ns nal Mention.

The Knights of Pythias will observe Sunday afternoon as memorial day. The members will meet at the hall at three o'clock Tor the march tO tbs cemetery.
 Mrs F. w. Howard and Miss Helen Rudge are visiting relatives in Worces- ter.
 pr. and Mrs. C. p. Bard have been visiting relatives in Sterling.
 Harold Andrews of Boston is the guest Of MT. aud Mrs. John Andrews in the Hollow. Mrs. F. J. Sweet is visiting her son, Fred Sweet. in Providence. Mrs. James Walker and Miss Grace l Harwood are spending a few weeks in Hartford. Dr. l. p. Booth will preach in fns Universalist church Sunday morning. | in the absence of the pastor.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
In New Quarters.

Thursday morning the I. W. W. hall sign was removed from the wall of the Sadd block on Main street, and tee office fixtures were removed from the quarters that have been located Lhere for several weeks to the upper fcor of 70 Masn street. which is a fair sized hall The secretary or the Willimantio local, No. 165, I. W. w. stated that a two-year lease of the new quarters had been obtained.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
In Care of Probation Officer.

Alexina Couchon, age 1s, was before police court Thursday morning, charg- ca with manifest danger of falling into habits of vice. About two years ago she went to a girls home in New Ha- ven, but since her return here had shown but little improvement in her conduct. The court placed her in
 charge of the probation officer for a period of six months and she was or dered to report to the officer regularly.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
ANTISEPTICS

At 9c-S oz. Peroxide Liquid, value
 15c. At 1oc-C. Y. Disinfectant, value 25c. At 15c-1s oz. Peroxide Liquid. value
 25c. At 17e-Dioxogeu, small size, value
 25c. At 1ee-Asterine, value 25c. At 20c-Mum, value 25c. At 20e-Eversweet, value 25c. At 33c~-Dioxogen, medium size, value
 soc.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
I'd Attend enswoId RanaluIet.

Anon gthose from this city and vi- cinity who will attend the S4th an- nual reunion of the Army and Navy club of Connecticut at the Griswold, Eastern Point today, are Capt. Charles Fenton, J. R Baldwin, Capt. George shepard, A.fP. Benner, w, c. Lyman, Dennis Shea. all of this city. w. F. Gates of Aebanon. s. B. West of Co., lumbia, and Robert H. Fenton and Jay A. Shepard of this city. the latter two as guests.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
pomfret Students Celebrate,

There was Q real publication by the students at Pomfret school Thursday evening to mark the close of the school year. The usual burning of red fire and use of fireworks, the serenades and parade about the street and all the other features that have always gone to make this annual event such a big success were in evidence anG created much interest for the towns people and members of the summer colony
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
DENTTFRICES

At -ShefieI5's Paste, value 25c, At fse-sanitol Powder, value 25c- Al f5e-Colgate's Dental Powder. me
 dium size.
 Al fee-Calox Powder, value 25c. A fse-Dr. Lyons Powder, vsiue 25c. At 1Sc-Rubifoam LCquid, value 25c. Aa -Coigate'a Dental Powder,
 large size
 e S5c-Hudnuts Dentsluxe Powder A2 zSo-EFudnut's DentaIuxe Paste.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
Railroad Crossings Inspected.

Guilford Smith of South Windham, a director of the New London Northern Railroad Co., with a civil engineer, visited the railroad crossings on the Columbia road Thursday to look them over, as well as the highway and the plans for effecting changes in the highway So that the new piece of state
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
Murray's Boston Store
 WILLIMANTIC, CONN. Friday Morning
 WE OPEN OUR Summer Toilet Goods Sale

Just when you need all orts of delightful Creams, Soaps Powders and Toilet Waters for your Summer va cation this store offers sale that gives you an opportunity to stock up on these articles at great saving
 Good things to have-whatever the season--but ab- solute necessities in Summer time The wind and sun have no teors for the whose toilet table IS equp ped with the best of pr eparatons During hls sale choose from the delightful Colgate preparations ii you need Creams Toilet prepara tions of all kinds Perfumes Soaps and Powders, and save each article.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
RAILROAD MEN SENTENCED.
Cutler and Jones, Who Stole Mileage Books-Given State Prison and Re- formatory, RespectiveIY.

Cutler and Jones. the two railroad men implicated in the theft of a pack age of 30 mileage books belonging to the N, Y,, .N. H. & H. R. R.. both well known in this city. were sentenced ta q year each Thursday, in Boston, the former to the state prison and the latter to a reformatory.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
HELD FOR VIOLET EDMANDs.
Never Came to Claim Furniture, Etc
 Purchased.

A dealer in antique and colonial furniture and relics near this city is holding a quantity of goods that he sold to Violet Edmands, fiancee of the late Rev. c. V, T. Richeson, while she was staying at Pomfret With her maid, Miss Edmands called upon the dealer one day. selected the articles she wanted. and left 8 deposit cover ing nearly the amount of the entire purchase, saying she would send ship ping directions, something she has no. done.
 Careful Work of Petrossi Company.
 Even dynamite avails but partially in aiding the Petrossi sewer gang iu removing the ledge that is blocking the installation of the sewer through El1r street, opposite the Congregations church. A cross vein of rock crosse. the sewer line and is giving the work CTS great difficulty in removing it, blast being only fractionally as effec. tive as is usually the case. The worl is being done with great care, how ever, and there is no experience O flying rock, as was the case when tn, ledge near the river was being blow out a couple of years ago.
 Principal Dutton Going to Atteboro
 It was stated Thursday that M. I Dutton, the efficient principal of tn Israel Putnam graded school for number of years, is likely to go to At tleboro. Mass. at the opening of tn school year next September, but MI Dutton could not be reached to verif the statement. F. E. Kenney, win has been the science teacher at tn bicrD Gfs1aOI fhA hlG hnpi elected to fill a place in the faculty o Woonsocket high school
 Graduating Exercises at TourtelIott School.
 Rev. A. s. Garber of Worcester de livered the address at the graduatio 1 exercises in the Tourtellotte MemoriF high school at North Grcsyenordal
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
'WILLIMIANTIC
What IS Goinq on Tonioht,

bernians. 5a
 Radiant Chapter, No. H. Q. E. s. Scenic Temple
 Special Meeting Board of Aldermen.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
POWDERS

A& 12c-Bradley's Talcum Powder,
 value 25c. AA f2c-wiiiams' TslcUm Powder.
 value 25c. ab f2c-Traihng ArbutuH Tslcum
 Powder, value 25c. as fAe-Nennen's Borated Taleum
 Powder, value s5c. Ak Mennen's Violet Taieum Pow
 Ger. value 25c. aR tao-Baboock's Corylopsis Taiourn
 Powder, value 25c. ek fAo-Annoitn Antiseptic Taicum
 Powder, value z5c. e fsc-COlcates Teicuna Powder,
 value 2Sc. AR d5e-Cornlort Powder. vaiue 25c. At soo-cOmfort Powder. large sizs.
 value 5oc- AA@e-Hndurt's Violet Sec Talcum
 Powder.
 FACE POWDERS as 2ao-LaB Blanche Face Powder,
 vaiue Soc. A4 zs-Hudnut's Face Powder, mod
 t1m size. At 5oe-Hndnuts Feco Powder. large
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
Judge Arnold Bays Carpenter, Place


 The preliminary details, whereby the me residence at the corner of North and Prospect streets, known as the Carpenter place, will shortly become the property of Judge William A. Ar mold, were completed Wednesday. but as yet no deed of the transfer has been filed for record at the office of 1 the town clerk. The property is con sidered one of the best residences in the city. Judge Arnold intends to | occupy the place with his family as soon as some minor repairs and reno rati0ns. have been effected.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
Model School Graduation the 19th.

Mode School Graduation the 18th.
 The annual graduation exercises of the Windham street or Model school will be held in normal school hall Wednesday evening, June 19 Dr. F. E. Guild, chairman of the town school committed, will make the presentation of diplomas to the members of the graduating class.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
Will Last Few camnaian..

Colonel Roosevelt wifi De dee-lighted 10 learn that a New York hrW has stored away nearly 1.000,090 sacks of Milwaukee Sentinel
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
eather:na in tn. Taxss.

To date the city tax collector has taken iA about one-third of the taxes due the city on the list for 1911. There will he an interest charge of nine per cent. after July l.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
SANITARY HAIR GOODS

AS aeo-s4-inch Real Hair Switch,
 value $1.50. Ht S9o-Real Hair Cluster Puf, value
 SIPS.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
Would Be His Part.

1t really seems ro us as G Colonel Roosevelt should rally tho Rough Rid- CTS in Chicago. Chicago Inter ocean.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14
SOAPS

At 3c--willams Mug Shaving Soap
 value 5c. At 4o-Anehor Brand Castle Soap,
 value Dc. At 7o-Anchor Brand Castile Soap.
 large size, value 10c. At 5c-Colgate's Turkish Bath Soap,
 value 10c, At eo-Cosmo Buttermilk Soap, value
 10c. At -Colgate's Almond Soap. At so-Colgate's Oatmeal Soap. At so-Colgate's Glycerine Soap. At 11e-Pear's Unscented Soap. value 15c. At 15c-Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet
 Soap. At 15e-Packer's Tar Soap, value 25c At 1se-woodbury's Facial S o a D value 25c. At 2oc-Cuticura Soap, value 25c. At 25c-Hrdnuts Violet Soap. | At 25c-Rogers & Gaiet's Violet Soap value 35c
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DANIELSON

leading the teams easy, 1t taking
 place of about 80 shovelers.