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Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-21
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STATE CIVIL SERVICE
 REFORM ASSOCIATION.
General William A. Aiken is Chosen Vice President at Bridgeport Meet ing.

At the 18th annual meeting of the Connecticut Civil Service Reform as- sociation. held at Bridgeport Thursday night, the following officers were elect ed; President, Henry W. Farnham. New Haven; vice presidents, w. A. Aiken of Norwich, J. F. Elton of Waterbury, John H. Perry of Southport, William F. Henney of Hartford; treasurer, Ben janin R. English, New Haven; secre- tary, Charles G. Morris, New Haven; assistant secretaries, Henry B. Stod- dard of Bridgeport, Ansons T. McCook of Hartford.
 City Attorney John s. Pullman of Bridgeport presided as toastmaster at The Stratf1eld. Seventy-f1ve were pres- ent. Addresses on the general subject of civil service reform were made by Mayor Henry T. Hunt of Cincinnati. Robert w. Belcher of New York, sec- retary of the National Civil Service Reform league. Mapor C. B. Wilson and Charles D. Davis of this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-21

Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter and after the first ap- plicatfon you will say it was the best investment you ever made. Your hair will immediately take on that life, iustre and Iuxuriance which is so beau ttfui. It will become wavy and fluffy and have the appearance of abundance; an incomparable gloss and softness but what will please you most will be after just a few weeks use, when you will actually see lot of fine, downy hair-new hair-growing all over the scalp.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-21
MEETING FOR LENTEN
 WORK FOR THE POOR
Catholic Woman's Club Members
 Sewed on Thursday.

Thirty were called together at the meeting of the Catholic Woman's club held in the Buckingham Memorial at 2-30 o'clock Thursday afternoon. The ladies sewed during the session and refreshments were served. These weekly sessions are being held through Lent and the sewing will be distrib- uted among the poor people of the city These ladies were in charge of the arrangements for the afternoon: Mrs John Slattery, Mrs. D. J. .Shahan. Mfs. D. T. Shea. Mrs. Frank Sylvia. Mrs. John Steiner. Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. James Shannon. and Mrs. P. Sper11nan.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-21

maxim them roads eaved in the mid de an. build em like a ducks back the price O farms'd go up so fast farmers couldn't count their money, an us city guys'd know how fresh eggs taste agin.
 All out. last stop, all out!
 Be careful gettin' offl
 watch your step!"
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-21
Cruelty to Near statesmen.

A democratic for two days in suc- cession within five votes of United States senatorship in the New Hamp- shire legislature is rather cruel as spectacle. Can anyone living remem
 Der when before now a New Hamp- shire Democrat got so near a senator ship as that t?-Springfiel Republi-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-21

NeW DsStsla-A trade and anrren- Heestfb school directors and naAnaeers meeting was bsid bete Wednesday, af- tesa6@A. Lunch was served at the NNW 4t9tA5R Gfsb, 4Batowed with q waat. fsg ~ tSae atas> eAe AdbeAkfon siop.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-21
Vacant enaea AraiIahie.

Reefnaeter General Hitchcock Is busy securing quarters for the trans- sefaon of the newly developed parcel p6St btfsfnesS. Maybe he could rent a0fps space in the quarters of the express aSn1pamfssz = Louisville Courier Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-21
Lur;eh and zby.zko Match Stopped

Boston, Feb. 2o.-After George Lu- rich, the Russian, and Stanislaw Zbyszixo, the Pole had wrest1ed 46 minutes 50 seconds tonight Referee Tcuhey declared if no contest Ldrich was injured, and two physicians who examined him said that tendon had been torn away from the bone of his right forearm.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-21
Ne< . eneexica Mstter..

Tbs London suffraxettes are now sending ietters containing peprsr' to fhs Brfftsh cabinet, And yet they themselves maintain that thefr cam ba4sA is B6t f6 bA shaazAd aft-cfafcs- - f6 1hfaR 66Aaa
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-21
They,d Rather Fiaht.

The trouble with Londons militant suffragettes is that they never pause for an effort to bring a discussion of arbitration into the situation--Was ash ington Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-21

Ice from the nearby pond was being stored in the new icehcuse for Charles L. Hubbard while the contractors were building it at. UEcasville The struc- ture, which is 26x22 feet is well filled.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-21
He Has Many Enemies,

Was the man who invented the in- visible aeroplane the same pest who foistered upon conVival civilization the undiscovered keyhoIe ?-Boston Globe
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-21

Mems and Youths Winter Overcoats,. n all the newest models and a variety ,f materials-our regular s15.oo Coats.1 reduced to sS.95.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-21

Mems and Youths Winter Suits. newest models. in a full line of sizes -our regular $15.o0 and s1s.5O Suits. reduced to ss.95.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
ARRANGEMENTS
 FOR VISITORS
Everybody Invited to Serve on Reception Committee to Meet and Entertain Excur- sionists from Tucson.

Tucson win send l50 or more wis l. ors 10 BisUee sunuay they are sz- pectel 10 arr1ye on a speciai tran q. iI:5U a. m. ana to leulaIn abouJ rwo hours, hasIng luncheon acre ana tnei. sOing on 10 Doug as. it k ussir's.- mat as good an Impi ess.on as possiOle snail be made upon the visitors anu Silh tais end In view business mel ana every Eoostcr is appoIntel on a reception committee anu asked ,C neet the tram on it's arrival and ex ,ena a weieoming hand
 The Warren District Commercial Club mas teen omciaiiy naused oi tnt Tucson excursion anu al a meeting ast night gave the matter cons:dera ion. The directors expressed 1ns .sisn that the district shaii not Lc JatiCne ID hospitality by Douglas, b. though the visitors will have iongei stay in the Smeiter City. Here Ines viii remain only about two hours anC duting that time viii take thcir lUgef so that opportunities for entertain ment are limited.
 Limitation Is made the more string ent by ihe faCt that the excursion ar riyes on Sunday and practically al noon time. If it were small tod,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
AMATEURS INVITED ID . TIE ORPHEUM TONIGHT

Tonight is for the amateurs at the Orpheum theateT. They can have all the time they want and will be wei. come by both the management and the audience, as has been well de. monstrated on Last amateur nights. The usual prizes will prevail tonight.
 Previously the amateurs who have come 10 tho front have belonged largely in the extreme juvenile class, There is good deal of excellent talent in the district that has moro mature years to its credit. and the Orpheum and Orpheum attendants would like to see more of these out tonight than in the past. All may be srre of a courteous reception anl none need hang back The invitation 10 appear is general in it's scope. Those intending to go Cn. however are requested to appear by , this afternoon for rehearsal
 Beside the amateurs tonight there will be the excellent vaudeville fea ture. the Royal Italian Four. which male a decided hit last night and the inc moving picture bill, which was also a hit last night The ether two of the usual three vaudeville act- Jailed to srrive yesterday and may or may not reach the city today. The Grpheum had the wires busy yester day trying to get hold of the missing acts Tut was unable to get satisfac tory reply to its various queries.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
EDISON TALKING
 PICTURES SOON

The Edison talking pictures are soon to bs a reality in Bisbee. The Royal Theatre has nearly completed the installation and is now only wait- ing the arrival of a small but neces- sary part of the mechanism his missing part is being rushed from New York and is expected 10 arrive today when it will al once be put in place by the Prison representative when a press demonstration will be given of this most wonderful invention of Americas foremost inventor.
 owing to the enormous expense of this attraction the price of admission will no doubt. be advanced but the public Of Eist ee and the Warren dis trict is wiling 10 pay the price when they are getting something worth worth while and this is, by reports re oeiYed form larger cities of the count try where they have already been seen. the greatest attraction before the public today.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
STREET PAVING ID START AFTER 4TH
Delay Made in Order That Festivities May Not Be In terfered with = Construc. ton of New Bridge

It was decided at a meeting of tho council last night lba, the bid oi Pane and Tariant. t,.c lcwes, sub, hitter should be accepted but that be shining of paving the Subway should be postponed until after the Fourth of ,'uly.
 This action was taken so that the street would not he closed during the celebration. Both the contractors and Mir Yoakam of the street railway company appeared before the council Snd stated that the work would be Gone as soon as possible. but that if started now completion could not b. promised by the Fourth.
 The contract with Bane and Tar rant will he signed about Monday, when MT Greenway Is expected to be back and look over that part of the specifications pertaining to the paving between the car tracts. Arrangements will also be made for the cigning Of the contract by the Copper Queen
 Gus Haigler, appeared before the council and offered to subscribe S25 if bridge were built near the Frank Run property. This bridge, which will cost s144, will benefit seven families After much debate Mir Hennessy moved that the bridge be installed hnd this carried.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
LOWELL ID HAVE
 SEWER AT ONCE
Health Board Call for Inn provement of Sanitary Con ditions Meets with lmmedi- ate and Effective Response

Lowell business men and citizena are coming forward in a manner that deserves high commendation with ref erence to betterments to the end Of the best sanitary conditions attain. able in that town and it's outlying To- calities. The example they are setting in prompt action on the suggestions and requests or sne health authorities is in fact one that Bisbee city authori- ties as well as those of any other municipality in the state could en- T. late 10 advantage. Lowell not being an incorporated town Is Of course obliged to operate for improvements largely through the initiative and en- teTprise of it's own people, while the incorporated cities must look 10 their constituted authorities for action.
 Calling for particular note concern. ing the Lowell attitude is the fact shat the business men of the town yester day took final steps in preliminary ar engagements to the end of establishing "a sewer service for the town which will in great part relieve the bad sit nation recently found there by the Health authorities. principally due vol the cessation of the mine water flow through an arroyo that was formerly flushed by this water. The latler carry ing considerable mineral properties. was to an extent also a iisenfectant.
 The sewer construction plans that have been decided upon by the Lowell people will be carried out in part 5y funds they have raised and in part by funds for which they are entitled to call on the board Of supervisors.
 It is intended to get the sewer con struction underway al onece. The need of action was called to the atteE- ton of the Lowe;I people only teT weeks ago by the Health officers. Re sponse was immediate and the rapid progress that has been made reflects not only high credit upon the enter prise of Lowell but also its consider ation for the general health of the community and willingness to cooper ate promptly and without question.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
HOME PICNIC GROUNDS
 ARE MUCH IMPROVED

Tricks NCanyon picnic grounds, read, fly accessible to the city, improgei and in fine shape for the seaspn. are declared to have In store a reveid- ton for Warren district people in the matter of a resort at home that ai- lords the attractive features of the mountains miles away and yet is with in easy street car distance.
 Y. ". C. A young ladies to the num- Der of about twenty, accompanied 0y a number Of friends, are going 10 the picnic grounds this evening to see about it. They will cook their sup peTs among the rocks in the picnic grounds and not few staid old bould- CTS are likely to afford the base from which luscious broiled steaks will be brought by fair hands to furnish feasts such as only the outdoor fife knows the joy Of. Appetites will te heightened by the walk from the end of the street car lines.
 For the more fastidious, there have been supplied for the present season at tbe picnic grounCs concrete bases for cooking purposes. These can be made perfectly free from dust and dirt. but that sort ot precaution Is
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13

Of business men an informal lunch could be arranged but there will be so many in the party. women and children as well as men. that the idea Of a luncheon was abandoned. The directors appointed themselves as a recepaion committee and added to that committee every memter who can arrange to meet The train. Notices ,o this effect will be sent by the secre- tary to various business houses and an effort be made to get out 8 large and representative committee to bid the Old Pueblans welcome.
 The Commercial Club makes no rec.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
TEXAS FURNISHES THE
 DISTRICTS PRODUCE

Green stuffs in abundance are com ing to Bisbee this season, mostly from Texas to the present time" said Man agGr Mccoy of Wells-Fargc yesterday. In previous seasons the Imperial val ley of California has had the lead on early shipments, but the hard winter experienced there has thrown them behind with their output this year. Ordinarily the Imperial would have had watermelcas in by this time but Texas beat them here with the first shipments by express this week. All green stuffs We are getting are ar irving in better shape than in any previous year and are up to an eX- cellent average standard in quality The reason is found in better conneC- tiOns and more care in transit At the Tisbee end we have the privilege now of assisting in as fast delivery as pos sible and if our own wagons are not equal to removing shipments at one lime from the train We call in trans fermeu and have them assist in previous years if our own wagons could not take all shipments at once they were obliged to wait until re- turn could be made after the first round of deliveries. The new policy of calling in extra help and getting everything out nuick is part of the general policy the company has adopted of giving agents more swing in going after business. A lot of us have conteRded for it for long time 70
 Manager Mccoy has unquestionablY much improved Ike Bisbee service re
 
 and more help iH the conduct of his office. The night branch opened at the Scuthewestern depot is in particular an important recent gain As the pub lie is becoming familiar with the ex. istence of the night office and the fact that accommodation can be secure there up until n each night, its bust ness is growing and promises before long to make decided increase il i local transaction Of Wei,s-FaTgo.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
.ELkS WILL OBSERVE
 FLAG DAY IN HOME

Bisbee Lodge. No. 67i. B. P. o. E.. will hold Flag Day exercises at their home on Main street at 1880 tomorrow afternoon A sCod program is being prepared as means of atteSting the high reeard of the EIks for the na- tion's flag. All Elks are urged to attend these Flag Day exercises. Re Treatments will he served at the con clusion of the program
 lt is announced that next year the Elks will arrange for a public Flag Day exercise in the opera house or in some other place sufficiently large to warrant an invitation to the public, This was considered this year. but not until t was too late to make the necessary arrangement for a public observance of the day set apart Tor laying reverence to the flag of the country
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
Zones of Silence.

Zones of silence such as that dis covered in the Alps have been known to scientists for a long time. Some years ago a committee conducted g series Of experiments in the English channel with the loudest and most ear piercing sirens. whistles and hoot- CTS they could procure It was found that sometimes on the elearest and quietest day sound was unaccounta- bly, iaaudibie-at a short distance This demonstrated eonclusively the exis- telce Of countless zones and incident. ally suggested an explanation of cer- tain ocean disasters.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
Bind s.sIae Io lEee Irunk.

While cutting up a century-old fir tree on the Simplon (France) forest CTS found in the heart of the trunk a bronze statue of the Virgin Mary. It was about foot tall and perfectly preserved It is supposed that the sJatuette was placed ia 2 niche carved in the tree and that the wood grad ually grew all around it.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
NEWS IN THE DISTRICT

declared by old timers 10 take from rather than add to the pleasures of camp life gormandizing, Spring water on the grounds is declared to have the Manhattan distanced as a hunger pro vocatiye and to do all kinds of things to champaigne. as a table aceompani- ment There are probably those who doubt this. but the Y. w C. A don't. Tables and bencehs are among other additions of the year to the facilities at the grounds for the pleasure of visitors. In all the canyon picnic grounds are very attractive and worthy of larger use. Before the warm season is over they are very likely to get it..
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13

commendation as jO entertainment be- yOnd asking that each good booster to all that he can to make the excursion ists feel at home to tell them all they can of the city and the district and generally prove himself a good host. Tn Douglas there will be auto parties and a bali game, but these cannot be during the short time spent in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
Sadly S-rdid.

"I suppose you agree that reform is necessary" "Oh. yes" replied the political boss. "ReEOrmers introduce whole lot of legislation that is i'm portant to Us practical guys because of the amount some people are will ing to pay for the privilege of eyad- ing it."
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
Your Husband Who Drinks

You should help him TO save him self The Neal Drink Habit Treat ment will make him a sober man and restore the confidence of his friends and business associates You know he will have Jo stop drinking. or you will have to provide for yourself and children. This will be nard for you. If you are discourag aged trying to sober him up, persuade him to spend three days taking the Neal Treat ment-at the Institute or al home which will make a man of him. Let us explain to you how you can help him conquer the drink habit-hy DO derInic injections are never used Write. phone or call for full particu- lars. the Neal Institute.
 153I West Jefferson Street
 Phoenix. Ariz,. Phone 1733
 DRUG HABIT SUCCESSFULLY
 TREATED
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots
 How 10 Remove Easily.

Heres a chance. Miss FreckIe-Face. 10 tTy a remedy for freckles with the guarantee of a reliable dealer that it Riii not cost you penny unless it removes the frecixles; while if it does give you clear complexion the ex- peBse is frihing.
 Simply get an ounce of othire- double strength from Central Pharm. acy and few applications should sle~ you how eass it is to rid yeiis self otsthe hs,nipss ffes kfes and get 9 bsasgiful complexion. Rarely is mora than enc ounce needed for the worst case.
 Be sue to ask the druggist for the double strength othine as this is the prescription sold under guarantee oi money back if it fails to remove 1 f!eciles
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
Billiard Mate

Billiard Match gst t
 There have been ae games played recently in tn Moose billiard toS-pa meni but a big turn out is eNpeciea for Saturday night So far Brisec leads with perfect score, having wcn ali seven games that he has played. other high scores are Marez, 70 2; and Mounior. 2 to L.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
Married.

MaTrteo.
 Charles Corbett. Of this city ami Miss Marion Fox. of Phlla lelphi1- were married at Tombstone ca Mon day. MT. Corbett is chauffeur 10 Mf Douglas. The young couple wiil make their home here
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
ATTENTION ELks-

Bisbee Lodge G71 B. P. o. F. will hold flag day exercise at Elks home Saturday June lith.. at 1:30 D. m. \ good program and there will be re treatments All Elks are requested 10 be present.
 E. N. COX. Sec'y.
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Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
THE ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO RAILROAD co,
 Passenger Service.
MOUNTAIN TIMe

SouthbOund Northbound 6-45 a. m. ly Clifton Ar S.25 D. m. 7,24 a. m. W Guthrie lv 2-f6 D. m. S.1g a. m. iv Duncan W l:51 D. m. s:a5 a. m. iv Lordsburg iv 12.45 D. m. 70 i5 a. m. ar Hachita Iv 11:2s a. m.
 South hound train connects With Southern Pacific west bound trains Nos and 9 leaving iI.ortIsburg sat l0:57 a. m. and 12:l0 ?. n. and with southern Pacific east bound train No. 2, leaving at 19.30 a. m., also with Fl PasO & Southwestern cast and west bound trains Nos. , and $. leav. ng Hachita al 10: % and 11:20 a. m. respectively
 R. K MINSON.
 General Passenger Agent.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-13
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-04-17
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

completely enveloped, but for some
reason God has permitted me to be
poor in this worlds goods, but thanks
be to God. [ am child of a King.
l am truly glad to see so many over
the world expressing their love and
sympathy to you, you are not alone,
for should the time ever come when
it would be necessary for you to call
for your friends to respond, either in
person, prOXey, or otherwise, | know
it would surprise you more than it
did the day you came from Congress
to make that most memorable
speech, and on emerging from the
car you was covered with flowers,
and borne on the shoulders of strong
men who were then your friends
and are no less so today, and Mr.
Watson, let me say by way of par
enthesis, that on that memorable
day when you were carried in the
arms of your friends, or rather as
you remember, when they in love
and reverence with strong arms,
held you up above the heads of the
great cOncourse of people, I was
standing by the side of your dear
old father, (whom I trust since, has
gone home to glory,) l said to him,
Mr.. Watson, you have something to
be proud Of" and with big tears of
rejoicing rolling down his cheeks,
the aged sire said to me, ''Sir, this is
the happiest day [ have ever seen,
my boy is crowned with honor, and
l believe justly so.''
Now Mr.. Watson, don't forget, nor
disbelieve the fact that multiplied
thousands are ready to go with you
all the way and will stand by you
night and day, and as Aaron and
Hur stood by Moses and held up his
arms till the last battle was fought,
and the victory won, so will we stand
by you. So let me say, any time you
have need of me, call for I am ready.
Your brother in defence of all that
is good and right in the sight of God.
Thomson, Ga. r. B. w.