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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-08

way, home to cook hubby's meals,
when, in non-suppoFt action, she
admitted they had quarreled be
cause she wouldn't cook.
John Zurack, 10515 Hoxie ave.,
killed when clothing caught in
betting wheel in Wisconsin Steel
Co, plant,
Governments suit against Ar
meur & Co. for shipping unin-
spected veal out of-state postpon-
ed because of unfortunate absence
of defendants.
Alma Freis, 10, SIT Lincoln
parkway, and Esther Burns, IS,
507- Lincoln. parkway missing.
Believed abducted by two chauf-
feurs.
Board of education may. prose
cut Elevated Railroads compan-
les if they do not try and. stop
noise nuisance near Is school
buildings.
What does the L care for the
law? It's nearly week now
since the ordinance compelling"
them to give transfers went into
effect" .~
If any citizen has been able to
get one OF. those transfers the i
was compelled to give, we'd
like-to see him. He or she, is
curiosity.
In the past, Chicago has paid
the City Reduction Co. $47, 500 a
year to accept a present of the
garbage, which fact has been con-
sidered one of life's greatest mys-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09
sH0nF II ExHI1MEn
no Ql.EAit PASTOR

iitiasis f,res1aser Visits Arkansas
and aiIeHees Town aassipss
raragaa1d, Ark, Anrii e.=sGheM
isify has lifted the cloud Ok sasr
RIeian from Rev M, e. Hegsfs, far
nar pastor of the Christian church
az This silly,
Eminent tnxsaAlaEists have coma
to the relief af the popular pastor
who. Wasging tongues had insinat
atsd knew more OK the death OF his
wife than he IHads public These
runners we're vigorously denied By
the clergyman,
Mrs. Rogers died AT Attus, Oh,
ana the body WAS brought here for
iRtefment, The minister iRsistsd
thai the body bs disintsFrsd for ex-
animation for traces Oh poison, but
IL was not done, Much disbsartaR-
ed, he departed for his new field Of
labor ia GsrtaFsyilie, III
Bhe same Ynmsfs followed biE
to Illinois, and the fingers of sas-
piei9a continued to paint him out,
so he returned to Paragoald, en-
bnmad ths body ana chemists far
ported death due to natural eaases.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09

lily, but tell them Of my COED friend,
Lydis Il. FiHkhssa's Vegetable Com,
pound, snd that there viii bs no back
ache sHd bearing dasn paias foF them II
t.1e; viii t=sssa. ISL hsvs, am ssafssiy
eyer without it In tbs house,
~ win say aiso thst tiaiB4 thsFs =
no better medicine to be found for young
girls, Ny eldest daughter hiss taken
Lydia e. PiHkhatn,s Vegetable Com
pound for psinfai periods and irregular
Ivy, and it hiss helped her.
~ SIN always ready and willing to
speak good word for Lydia IS. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound tel every
one | meek HaAt eve my health sTd
happiness 10 ysur wonderful medicine. "
. Mrs. ], q JOHNSON, seetsyiils, Mich,
B. y. ID,
Lydia e. Piakhaa's Vegetable Com
pound, made froin native saots aai herbs,
contains no narcotics OF harmful drugs,
and today holds tbs record Of being taias
most successful remedy for weaaa's lila
SHOWN
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09
GONGEHT BY ARTISTS
~ LARGELY ATTENDED,.
1f.mrel, Etnsd M.th People HH..ss
Appreciated l00d Music,

1s,mrei, Fttlsed VIII. People saaa
Appreciated Good Music.
Evangelist A. u. Carter and Or
ganist Edward A, Hanehett had an
opportunity at the Central PFssbyr
terfan church Monday night to
prove their ability as sftigts. Fhe
true merit OF 4 singer Or musicfan
cannot be judged correctly every
time as choir leader or aeeaHDAn=
list, aud the individual efforts Of
young men on this occasion brought
their musical talent 70 the front
The audiencs that heard thsm fiilsd
the church and every one WIS de-
lighted with the concert, In adai-
iion to the program that WIS printed
ID this psper Monday afternoon MI.
Carter sang tbs Holy City" ana
The Wonderful Love OF Jesus III
'9ag written for and dedicated to /
gypsy Smith. Some OF the songs |
which won favor during the revival |
we're sung by the choir and audi |
nee, tbs closing number being |
God Will Take Care Of You"
An offering for a mission which |
fF, Carter is supporting In China |
YES taken
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09
ARrOiNffsD TO sUCGtdftD
non TAYLOR I'M SENATE,
Newell Sanders VI Chattanooga Was
Appointed Last Night by
Governor.

Newell Hhhtirfs OIL lhHAeHnDbkA " IA
Appointed Last Night by
Governor.
Associated Press sDacisi,
Nashville, Tenn, April 9s=~qov
Hooper last night announced the ap'
pointment OF Newell Sanders 6i
Chattanooga as United States Henn-
Tor, TO succeed the late Robert Il,
Taylor,
Mr. Sanders Ia state chairman OF
the republican party and a Dr0mi-
nsnt manufacturer OF Chattanooga
Mr. Sanders will be the third fa-
publican who has served Tennesses
In the United States senate, The
first was Joseph 3, Tyler, union-fs-
publican, who was IN the senate
from 1855 to 1871, The other was
William q, Brownlow, who WAS sem
stor from 900 TO 1875, Mr.. San
ders Is 80 years old, a native OF
indiana and graduate Of the paiT
Yersify Ut Indiana, but has lived IN
since 1873
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09
Mrs 4. Z. Wan Aukotrbaper, s9le

Mrs A. T.. Wan Apkeubaaer, S2lt
Marshall St, Little Rock, Ark a
descendant of one 81 our fAneAt
southern colonial falntliee, writes.
"a suffered greatly wiHt ktdnes
trouble. had severe pains aefoss itay
back, as4s felt altogethar afisarabie-
After takiilg Foiey's Kidney pttlf
for few days the Patns taft iae
and nov ] have no kidney tropole.
LIN fact Foley ksdnes pitts have
eured ne completely. For sale by
the Curtin Two Stooep Curtin kisag
Go. north side aatlase; Gnrhi
Pharmacy. west side square DIR
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09
ruE Favoarmt ahxartNE
0ue nj Night Makes the Next bay
Beigiit No Change II ii ato"snlt.

because OF It's extremely gentle
and effective action. Bexali Qv,ier-
lies nave become The most poputas
reme6y Tor oonstipatmn
We are SO positive that sRexall Or
leFlies viii do all Stat is claimed
Tor them thi.t VIC positively gpaFan-
lee TO dianb hack the money gon
paid us 'fo- them upon yohr mere
request # you are no entirely salts
lied
Rexal 0rdefii@a axe eaten like
tcanny, are very pleasant TO the
taste do no sgipe eause nansea o.
iany other annoyance nsialiy expe
lrieneed when ordinary esttbartiei
iare used
Recall 0rdefies have q positive
Eresuiatiye effect upon the 5oMeis
aad tend 10 provide permanent RELIEF
iron constellation and The ntyriati Of
associate aiimeAts Resides shss
theip 10 overcome TIE necessity ol
lthe constant use Of a laxative q
Eccentric bowels ia norma condition
We hosestiy believe there Is ~
/ siuiiisr saediei3e Is good a. hsSaa
iOraefiies, especially tor children
i2ged or delicate peqpiegiaey aft
prepared in convenient tablet torn
% tbnee sizes OF nsekases Prices
/ res, 25e and soc WHY hot tr3
ttbeu al our risk on 0ur guarantees
1 FRe5pesusbe,f hesall Remedies Gsl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09
a Mothers CAKE.

A CAREFUL mother will not give
her child "a medicine without know
ing its is pngs, contains no opiates.
and has healing and curative anall-
tics. Such medicine Is foleg's
Honey and Tar Compound ftos
eronp, whooping cough bronchitis,
and ali affections tof the throat
chest. and lungs Best and safest for
children and grown persons Con
tains no opiates. H'eF sale lby Gagiin
Stores, Curtin Drug Co, north sidf
square; Gurlin phaF'aaey west slas
.sansre ,d&sw
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09
THE LoRIMER INVESTIGATION,

rrhe eountrv viii not he pr0found.
In ,pnrasaad bv the LANGUAGE that
ina matortfv ~ the J,orinar invest.
yattno no,n,ntttee has aeen m IN en-.
nloy IL conpoction with ita coneIu.
IN, M, arin,ar shorts pot 10
ons.,d uho roaal,tton az tba ma.
,oy,,v declares that nothing has
davaioned a. ~ ~ tbis inyesttua.
~. ,hat s,a,,s,o. a raversaI ~ the
sa,a,,u 49, aa,,,erate Judgment q,
~ Trnt,aa s,atas senate rendered
d,r,,a ~ last snsslon ~ tho gtrty-
t,ra. canarasa boiding valid tha
.,e,,. i, wruitan Iar,,nar a. :
~ uauos s,atas.. b,,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09

Mrs. ] G. Oliver, Tiat1faw La.
Saws she cen recommend Foley Esia-
ney Pulls and tells why i suffered
with kidney trouble for eighteen
months aud got relief three tiaNs ef-
Ter I began taking Foley Kidney
Pills. I Know from personal espei-
fence that they are tine" For sale
Thy the Curtin Stores 0uriin Drug
Co. north side square Curtin Phas
macy. west side souare l&1a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09

That brand 81 uuIities which re-
sorts he TIE tricks ~ the sneak thiei
never have appeatad 10 Ia. a cause
must be hard pu when its supporL-
eYp are forced to steal tite private
papers ~ the opopsitton III ortter 10
ger something 10 further their nus
puses. WnpdroW WILSON'S eaperA-
euaes OF Chicago were not the fira
o. the kind, neither will ii rs 'th'
last
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09

The government gives out the as
suranoe TINT causes In Mexico frre
not resppnsfpis 5or dhe bringing 10
g'exas Of additional United States
truepa Dolnbiass 1T Is 5ust q aa-
sire on the part pf Ilnele San to
give his soldier boys real holiday
III glorious cline.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09
NATIONAL GUARD
TO HAVE RJEItE PRACTICE,
seiaoei II Instruction VIII BE Cons
dneted at Camp Mabsg, May
o TO Mag I5.

Austia, TeAGs, April 9.=Fhe 1919
camp Of instruction IN rifle pFaes
ties fer officers Of ths Texas Ma
tiopai Guard Will be held vt Galag
Mebry aeaF Austin May 8 10 IL. An
ofder ~ this effeet @as isspea Nv
Adsntsns Generai Hptchapas yesses-
day Something like 1o9 officera
ssp expacAea TO attend 4he tssehpoa. "
1T MIA w coYlsLuct4a 10y Capt Jsbss
A. Justice, AZ q. A. Instruct rqiii-
speoter Of the Texaa Iailttiss aud sucf
other officers as rlity be asssignc 4
from the federal var Department.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09

Mayor Davis OF Fort Worth an
nouDoes ttat he is going over TO q
Deighbgring city with 6 Y NJ G. a
delegation. We waisdsr If be is go
inr to take advantage sf the ooeas-
ion 10 deliver another one Of those
ennobltnE speeches for which he Is
famous.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09

Wniie We are HympRtiltzing with
tIistregses that obtain III our state
and eourty penal colonies A. ane,ttd
nor he permitted 10 entirely escape
nur minus that the crimes which
called forth the restraining power VI
lustice areaten nIsarIes tnat tao
frequently leave blights upon iuno-
Gem lives ahat cannDt he effaeed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09

Madero IL mot uianfsesting that
force which is necessary 10 the sue
cexsfui control Of the Mexican re-
public. His tenure of the office OF
president will neither be profitable
nor prolonged,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09

t;ol Hnosevelt IS getting . whole
lot less out OF his present efforts
IN speech making than ne did n
writing up the ineidents relative 10
MS hunting experiences IL Africa
and we are sure the american peo-
pie are finding less IN this latter
work to amuse them Playing taa
with the elephants ia the iungles 81
Africa was mot half 50 strenuous
perhaps as Teddy finds the game o.
tag he Is HON trying 10 play witt
the republican beast but there was
more Of interest III the tcrn5e4
amusement for tho people.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09

TO nUHE 4 GOLD M ONE BAy
Take LAXATIVE HHnM0 agsn:ss
Tabists- Druggists refund R,s4ef n
II saiis to eurs. =. w, GROVES Nh
nature Il Oh each boz. a6e.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09

We hayo 10 Doubt thai SCORER or
later the Houston Post NIL realize
lae mistake It na2io Ia ttdtedliag
the stekaess @ certain candidate
for the United States senate rs oanee
for tho poBtpoHement OF mas opening
bis campaign Fais dealings do Ra4
hutt any one sa IN making lignt
or All saffltction that NAV ever yet
result setioasiy Just because the
Sufferer was opposed e. the p@htif
cal policaes OF he Pos is soiRg -
leave IA had tast9 tn the mouths OF
toe readers 81 taat organ tor some
time r. come
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09

Regular meeting 81 the Ladies af
the Maoabees Wednesday afternoon
lat O'clock and a fatl attendance
desired RECORDER
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09

isfoKress Commenting the NATION
were the snaetMent OF Q working
salsAns compensation Law, enactment
Of properly monetary Legislation; re-
vision OF the tai.iff. supplementary
Legislation to the anti-tfust law,
Judicial settlement OF International
diaputas; economy an government
aud Legislation to shorten the Law
delays.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09
FORT SMITH 10 PUT
End TO EYNGHfNGts,
Citizens Pledge $4,000 for Prose-
eufiou of Recent Mob Members.

Fort smith. Ark, April 9Th
less All predictions fail, the citizens
Of Fort Smith will ayenge the out
rage upon the law whea a mob re-
Gently took an innocent negro from
the city jail and hanged him to q
trolley pole in view of thousand
citizens Including zoe Or more
woaen on the hotel balconies,
Two aaen are unaer arrest, one
charged vita murder, che Other As
an accessory TO mHrdes. Tbs graas
/ berry has not reported bet fiftesl
10 twenty-five indictments afS e&
, p@e{ed
Il Fert Saith hopes to SET an eS
sappas tor aSas ss4sxal ~ ksas RNaAssa
sN<A&s< ~ txap 5ss4sss.ssyS ~ A8txzz&s'
4ak[ xax
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-09

Obituaries. resgl 1taDfs % rs4Spst1. eaeas
81 THANKS ais efsatNer got NEWS Min De
charged lor al ss raSs oi cents per liNe.
Poetry at eeubks price.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
NEW LONDON BANK BURGLAR ALARM Worked Successful When Tested But the Police Fail
 ed to Respond to Signal
THE STATE POLICE RAID WAS FRUSTRATED
Local Force Able to Cope With the Volaors of the Law New Haven Road to Help in Identification of the City Billboard Takes Place of Diapdated Building Which Council Ordered Razed.

All of the banks in New London are supplied with electrical devices and signals that are for the purpose of frustrating burglaries and warning the police of daring hold-ups such as occasionally occur in the broad day light. when the fellow with the gun enters and makes exclamation money or your life" or something Of that nature. There has been no attempt at bank robbing in this city for a great many wears, in fact not since the time when Capt James F. smith, now de- ceased, acting as special officer pre- vented an attempt to rob the Savings Bank of New London at the noon hour in the days when it was customary to close the bank from noon until two o'clock. and that was in the long, long ago
 These electric signals have connec- tion with the police department and every time the safes are opened CT closed d signal is given at the police station and meets with resp0nslve signal This is a regular daily routine of the signal system and IS attended To with regularity. The signal system to be given in the event of EoldruP is not given this daily test and therefore is not given careful attention at the station.
 In one of the banks the holdup sig nal has never been given except in the preliminary tests when the signal sys- tenn was first installed. Recently an official in one of the banks considered 1t a happy thought to put this siSnal to the test. So the little bTtton on one of the desks was pushed and the result was awaited with interest, Po- licemen should have responded i m- mediately and without further nctice, but no policeman came.
 In the course of half an hour a tele- phone call came from the police sta tion and the bank official was inform ed that there must be something wrong with the signals according to the m dicator in the police station. When the officer in charge realized the Blunder request was made that the bank officer keep the matter quiet and lt would never occur again. So the incident is treated as a secret by the
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
Almost a Miracle.

One of the most startling changes ever seen in any man, according to w. B. Holsclaw, Clarendon, Tex, was eff fected years ago in his brother He had such dreadful cough" he writes, that all our family thought he was going into consumption, but he began to use Dr. Kings New Discovery, and was completely cured by ten bottles. Now he is sound and well and weighs 218 pounds. For many years our fam fly has used this wonderful remedy for Coughs and Colds with excellent results" It's quick, safe, reliable and guaranteed Price 50 cents and s10O. Trial bottle free at Lee & Osgood Co.,,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13

of the United States Marine corps, but inquiry at the marine barracks in Washington developed the fact that there was no such man there.
 Since then other clues have been followed up, but the letter failed to find it's right address. It's a puzzle to know where the letter has been all these years, as usually after diligent search to find the addressee a letter bearing a returned address, as in this case, is returned to the sender.
 On the envelope was the number of a postcffice box in Moodus held at that time by Dr. F. c. Fowler. now of New London. who at that time had his business here, and the letter was promptly forwarded to Dr. Fowler Connecticut Valley Advertiser.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13

police officer and the bank official. Had there been an actual hold-up with successful result, the fault would not have been with the signal system.
 Speaking of the local police that was not a very bad one they put over the state police recently, when the lat ter came to New London reinforced by a posse of twenty men, brave and true, to do some work in the purifcation line that ought to have been done by the local blue coat and brass button brigade, and which has caused con- flict between the prosecuting officer of the city and the state attorney for the county. It seems that the state po- lice were called by the prosecuting att torney of Groton to ferret out some cases that certainly needed police in vestigatiOn and the state officers were successful in their efforts.
 While this work was going on the Groton prosecutor gained information from the officers of conditions of a similar nature that existed in New London and laid the alleged facts be- fore the state attorney. The state po- lice and assistants were called and it was planned to raid every place of i'll repute in the city and prosecute to the limit the keepers of these places the frequenters and all visitors found in the houses.
 The veni vidi vici motto was not for the state police unless paradoxicaHy applied. The visiting officers were in the city and a specified time, all ready to start out on the raids, when the news came in that the places had all been tipped off and that visitatfons would bring no results and the raids were abandoned. Then came the row between the city and county prosecu- tors which was partially fought out in the newspapers and the identity of the tippers has not as yet been defi- nitely determined.
 Naturally the local police did moi take kindly to what they considered an attempt to discredit their efficiency so there was no weeping, but per haps some gnashing of teeth, over the failure of the efforts of the state police
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13

Although the contract had not been awarded there is no doubt that the old city hall building is to be materially enlarged and otherwist improved and so changed that but little semblance in appearance of the old structure will remain. The plans for the changes have been accepted and the excavat- ing work commenced. this latter work being done by the city working force so that there will be no delay in con struction work after the contract is awarded. The appropriation for the changes is $650O0 or $15,O0O more than the cost of the original building and when completed the building will be about one-third larger than at present. There was sure need of a larger city hall and the pity is that former Mayor Armstrongs plans did not prevail which provided for a combined city hall and county court house, something after the Norwich plan. Then there would be a hand some and large public building in the city, fully adequate for the purposes intended, instead of the wooden structure at the head of the street and the made over brownstone building that forms one of the corners of New London's civic center
 Ihe pretty court houhe is occupied by the sewer and water, the charity. the health, tax collector, board of re- lief, assessors, town clerk and judge of probate offices, on the first and second floors and the third floor is uti- ltzed as the chamber of the court of common council, the city clerks and the highway commissioners offices. Every one of the offices are cramped for room, which will be supplied in the enlarged and remodeled building.
 Fortunately there is a building in the city that is available for the city offices and the meetings of the court of common council can be held in the superior court rooms of the county building while the work on the city hall is in progress. Since the offices of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company formerly located in New London have been re- moved to New Haven and Providence. there are number of vacant rooms at the Union station and arrange ments are being made to use these as the temporary city offices It Is pro posed to have all the city offices If possible in this building. even if some of the office holders prefer more com fortable quarters elsewhere The public property committee has this matter in charge and the committee Is of opinion that the public would be better 'served if all the city offices now in the city hall building could be under the same roof until the enlarg- ed city hall is completed.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
Ladies' one-Piece Apron With Yoke
 Facing. Pocket and Sleeve Trimming.

Striped percale in blue and " hita. with trimming of blue. is here shown. This model is simply made and will be found very serviceable and comfort able. Gingham, chambrey, alpaca. cambric or lawn may be used for its development. It Is cut in three sizes: Small medium and large. It requires medium size
 A pattern of this Illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents in silver or stamps.
 Order through The Bulletin C'ompanv. Pattern Dept, Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
LETTER TRAVELS 1g YEARS.
Mailed in Moodus April 20, 1893, Never
 Reached Address; Returned.

A letter that has toured the country nineteen years unsuccessfully seeking it's destination. was returned to the Moedus pestefice the past week to be given to the sender The letter was mailed from Moodus April 20. 1893, and was addressed to James B. Glass, Washington, Fla,
 The address was q mistake. for there is no Washington. Fla. The letter was went to Washington. D. C., but there no trace could be found of GIaKs. The letter was addressed care
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
The Danger After Grip

lies often in a run down system. Weak ness, nervousness, lack of appetite, en- ergy and ambition, with disordered liver and kidneys often follow an at tack of this wretched disease. Che greatest need then is Electric Bitters, the glorious tonic, blood purifier and regulator of stomach, liver and kidneys. Thousands have proved that they won derfully strengthen the nerves, build up the system and restore to health and good spirits after an attack of Grip. If suffering, try them. Only SO cents. Sold and perfect satisfaction guaranteed by Lee & Osgood Co.