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Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21
Directors Presented Hospital Claims.

Thursday the directors of St. Jo- seph's hospital appeared before the legislative committee on appropriations to ask for $10.000 for the next two years, with the provision that the hos pitaI raises an equal amount for the erection of a contagious ward in con- rection with the hospital. The direc- tors took with them statistical reports that reflect the excellent work and condition of the institution, showing the number of patients treated. tte number cured and the cost per pa tient.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21
Your FreCkles
Need Attention in February and March
 ior Fhce. May Stay Covered.

Need Attention in February and March
 -ior Fhce. May Stay Covered.
 Now Is fhe time to take special care of the .enmpIexian- if you wish i t to look welifthe festi of the year The Febrnary and March winds have a stroBg tendency to bring out freekiss that may stay hn summer nniass re- moved. Now Is the time ta use ethine3 -donble ngth .-
 This preseriptien for the removal of freel,les is the discovery of ali eminent skin SD pee ialist. and is so unfferHaly sue eessful that it isf sold by Lee & Osg5od under guarantee te refund the money if it fails Get an ounce of ethine- double strength. and even few appH- ca items should show a wonderful ina provence seme of the mailer freckles- even vanishing entirely.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21
Thirty Members opposed to Bill.

Over thirty members of the legisla- ture have been interviewed already relative to the proposed bill compelling parents of children attending the high schools to pay tuition fee of $16 Der term. Every member expressed his opposition to the mea sure.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21
IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES.
About 15o Books Ordered for the Pub
 lie Library.

c. W Flags. naenber of the special eeHaAittee apPeiHted at the last an aual town meeting in connection with the matter of securing books printed in French and ether foreign languages fer addition te the files of the public library, said Thursday that an order has been placed far the books and that they are expected to arrive here
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21
Disowned by Congressman.

When Attorney C. H. Curtis. the have opened offices in Hartford recent ly. he said he was to be associated with Congressman Augustine Loner- gan, who now says he never knew Cur tis and had made no such arrange Inents with him.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21
WILLLMANTIC
Whas Is Going on Tonight.

sacred Caatata, From Olivet te Cal vary, at Congregational Church.
 Francis Long Post GA A. R.. Attend War Drama,
 Purinten Temple, Ne. 2, Pythian Sis- terss K. Of P. Hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21

May, of Putnam, called on Mrs. Susie Greeley. Wednesday,
 Mrs. Dora Dubuc of Railroad street is spending few days in Canterbury Mrs. John Greeley was in Boston two days last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21
Man Collects from Mother-in-L Law.
Loss WAS S2, 500.
Barn and Contents Owned by Peter
 Dumas Burned.

The barn burned at No. II Lamonth street was owned by Peter Dumas. He lost COW and calf, hens and ducks and eight wagons. the finishing lumber for two houses. all his carpenter tools. His total loss was about S2. soc. It was stated that the barn belonged te Frank Hopkins, but this is not so.
 Columbus O., will appoint physi- clans for it's public schools
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21
TeLephone Interests.

Mrs. F. D. Reed of the local tele- phone exchange visited her brother in Norwich Thursday evening.
 c. w Dow of Norwich, chief traffic manager of the telephone company for this district, was In Willimantic on Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21
OBITUARY.
Nathan s. Gilmore.

Nathan B. Gilmore. for many years resident of this city. died at his home on Boiles street Thursday. MT, Gil more for years followed painting as an occupation. He WAS member of Putnam lodge of Masons of Woodstock and was for years active in Masonic circles, He leaves his wife and a son, Ernest, of this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21
GRAND LIST s14, 100, ,22e.
Figures as They Stand After Reduc-
 tions by Boar of Relief.

Town Clerk Fenton has completed the reea pitulation of Windham's grand list. The taxable property of the town on the list of 1912 aggregates s14, ,147,- 65S The reductions granted by the
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21
PUTNAM

Jshn F. Carpenter Critically Ill., ceveii- Allen Marriaae-Nathan S.. Gilmore Bead-Possible Visit from Vice President-Man Gets Judgment Against His Mother in Law.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21
Game from Massachusetts to Wed.

Thursday Town Clerk Fenton issued a marriage license to Herbert c Wolms1eg, 23. of Roxbury. Mass, and Bessie H. Wilson 22. of Cambridge, Mass. The couple expressed their in tentfon of being married by Rev. MT. Adams. the officiating recter of St. Paufs church.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21
Possible Democratic Commissioners.

Local politicians figure that if the bill providing for election of county commissioners by the people, as passed by the senate at Wednesdays session, becomes a law. the democrats will get one representative among the commis- sioners of Windham county. this being based on the fact that Windham coun- ty is nomina1ly republican by a safe margin, and on the provision of the bill that allows an elector to vote for not more than two candidates, which provision would let the democratic candidate receiving the highest vote win a place
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21
Baptist Easter Music.

The special music at the Baptist church Sunday morning will contain the following numbers: Anthem Awake Thou That Sleepest, from the Daughter of Jarius, by Stainer; solo, Q Light That Breaks from Wonder Tomb, Dressler Mrs Alton Frost; re- sponse Tke Strife is Over, Lorenze; anthem, Hallelujah. Christ is Risen, Spjnney.
 The subject of Rev w. D. Swaffeld's s sermon Is The Easter Hope. At the evening hour the Sunday school will hold an Easter concert
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21
DANIELSON

Bids for Lease of Town HalI-eueaes tion That High School Boys visit Lecai Manufactoriss--Tres Warden Can Decide Matter Of Shade Tree Removals,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21

beard ofsrelief amount to SAT, ,42s, ma..- ing the net figures of the grand list S14, ,1e0,229. The figures of the recaplt uIatien in detail follow:
 Dwelling houses and other
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21

COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE AND GRIP
 LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine removes the cause There is only One sBROA1O OUININE." Look for signature of E. W. GROVE. 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21
Forest Fires Prohibited.
Many Easter communions.

Several hundred persons received communion at the o'clock service and at the high mass at St. James church at 8 o'clock Holy Thursday morning.
 It was said Thursday that several persons will have submitted bids for the lease of the town hall before to- morrow (Saturday) afternoon the time limit for filing bids
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21

Teachers in the schools of Danielson left Thursday afternoon to spend the Easter recess at their home in various places in New England.
 Miss Annie White teacher at East Putnam. is spending the Easter recess at her home on the West Side.
 Henry A. Guiness of Providence was a visitor with friends in DanieIson on Thursday.
 On account of an injury to his hand Louis Woisard will be disabled for some time.
 Forest Fires Prohibited.
 Fire Warden Frank Wood of East KIlingly has given notice that viola tions of the laws relative to starting forest fires will receive his prompt at tention.
 Rev. F. L. Bristol of Dayville is to be the speaker at the union Good Fri day services in the Baptist church.
 Miss May Bailey of Boston is spend ing the Easter recess ot her home in DanielSon.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-19
PHELPS-DODGE
 DIVIDEND MADE
Extra Accompanies the Regu- lar Disbursement - Both Payable on June 27-Car- ries Note of Confidence.

Announcement was received yes terday Of declaration by the Phelps Dodge company of its regular diyi- aend of 2 I-2 per cent. payable June p. Announcement accompanies or an extra dividend of 2 per cent, pay able at the same time.
 These disbursements by the Phelps Dodge company represent a very highly satisfactory showing of earn ngs on the part Of the several com
 anies covered in the general organ .-ation.
 Phelps-Dodge stock is not broadly he'd but there is still a good many shares in the possession of individuals and the dividend declaration will find it's way to many pocketbooks, no: q few of these being in the Ware" district. The stock has not been sukiect to wide fiuetuatiOn, although it has not escaped the movements of the last few months.
 Aside from the direct features in dicated by the dividend, the disburse- ments indicate plenty of confidence in the copper metal situation and n the general financial and industrial conditions in the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-19
STOCKS, MINES
CAUTION IN
 OPERATIONS
Market Still Doubtful Quanti- ty-Germans Searching for Money to Tide Over July Settlement.

NEW YORK June lS.--While there was some irregularity in movements of stocks today the tendency cen tinued upward. Speculative senu. ment remained cheerful as it has been since the rebound in prices lasi week. although the demand for stocks is not SO pressing that there is a ready market for such offerings ds are made
 Conservatism prevailed on both sides of the market Bull opera tors were not inclined 10 attempt amhi- tious undertakings in view of the many uncertaiufties in the present situation On the other hand, trad CTS on the short side were impressed by the better tone Of the market and acted with cation.
 One Of the chief reasons which i'm pelled traders 10 hold of was the be- lief that definite news regarding me attitude Of the federal court toward Union PaCifics dissolution plans will be received within few days
 German bankers were in this market w.th offers of l-2 per cent. for 6O-day money, but were unable to obtain funds at that figure The Bank of Germany's statement showed the largest gold reserve in the his tory of that institution and bankers here are of the opinion that Berin is reaching a position which could enable it to weather inc m.d-ye9r settlement without serious difficulties
 Bonds were firm. Total sales par. SI,S45 OOO. Governments un changed.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-19
Pimpies Should
 Be Watched
May be Means of Absorbing Disease Germs in Most Unexpected
 Manner

The world renowned laboratory of the swift Specific Company has col lected a vast amount Of information regarding the spread of blood diseases. In thousands of instances the most virulent types have been the result of coming in contact with disease germs in public places. and the apparently in- significant pimple has been the cause It spreads with astonishing rapidity,' often Injecting the entire system in few days.
 It is fortunate, however. that there is a remedy to cope quickly and thor oughly with such a condition. and thanks 10 the energy of it's producers the famous s. s. s. may now be had at almost any drug store in the civil ized world.
 This preparation stands alone as blood purifier IL is somewhat reyolu- tionary In it's composition, since it omplishes all that was ever claimed for mercury. iodides. arsenic, and other destructive mineral drugs. and yet it is absolutely a purely vegetable prod net. It contains one ingredient which serves the active purpose of stimu- iatinZ each tiny cellular part of the tissues to the healthy and Judicious selection of its own essential nutri- ment There are more cases of ar ticuiar rheumatism iocomotcr ataxia, paresis, neuritis, and similar diseases resultant from the use or minerals than most people are aware of. These facts are brought out in highly in- feresting book compiled by the medical department of The Swift Specific Co, 1s7 Swift Bldg Atlanta, Ga It is mailed free. together with special let- ter Of advice, to all who are struggling with a blood disease.
 Get a bottle of G. g. & to-day of your druggist It will surprise you with its wonderful action in the blood.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-19
WHEAT
CORN

July ~ - ......... 9l J-o
 ..... ... ..... 92 II
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-19
LARR|EN RESIGNS; :. PREVENTS RECALL

GLOBE, ATiz., June 16.-Joe Lar rieu telegraphed his resignation as justice of the peace at Winkelman to the board of supervisors, yesterday. The resignation was accepted at once and the board was relieved from the necessity of issuing an order today for an election on the question of An Larrieu's recall.
 InAa telephone message late yes
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-19
PAINE-wEesER MARKET LETTER


 BOSTON, June 1S.-W'ithout any great volume Of trading the stock market maintained recent strength today and the renewed buying as well as steady accumulation by large in- terests is the main reason advanced. More encouraging news from the spring wheat territory was the reason tor further rise nthe railoads. The crop scare reports are not seriously considered. The labor strike at Nichols refinery, which is entirely closed down, should have an import ant bearing on the immediate future of copper metal if it Is a long drawn out affair, as they have a monthly output of 35,00000 pounds. We be- lieve the course of the market will be gradually upward and favor pur- chases on all declines.
 PAINE WEBER & co.
 Total sales: New York, 34S,000. Money, 2 1-2 per cent Metal. 15 l-4.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-19

terday Mir. Larrieu stated that a re- call petition was being prepared against Jasper Henderson. constable of Winkleman district
 The resignation of Mir. Larrieu was the climax of a long and bitter fac tional fight at Wnklelman. A recall petition was filed against the justice June ' and the board duly notified him of the fact. He had until today in which to give his resignation. Other wise the election demanded by the petitioners must have been called.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-19
COTTON

July ... .. .-... ...l2iS August ..... ... ... .......lZl2
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-19
Be Honest.

Being honest is the greater part of achievement When you know that you're doing the best within you, you can't be downed Self-respect is an eternal life preserver-no matter how often circumstance wrecks you. you re bound to float back to solid ground again. When men strive for posts of trust, they must be somewhat post like themselves and stand steady Herbert Kaufman.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-19

Mir Larrieu is well known in this county. where he resided for many years. At one time he ran a hotel in Benson and afterwards was in- terested in mines in the Chiricahaus. He held the office of justice at Winklemsn by appointment.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-19

Attorney Beushimol of Douglas Uas a visitor in Bisbee yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-11
Moundsville Briefs.

Fire Inspector Buecon spent yester-
day inspecting the IRE plugs over the
Elsewhere In these columns will be
round full particulars regarding the
ferret ease before Squire Riggs last
W. =. Gardner returned 20 his home a,
Newark, o., yesterday. after spendinl.
tives ''N ga
The little nve-year-oId daughter OF
SlI. ana Mrs .. *. Ward Is in "A serious
pital at Maryland.
The "Wednesday afternoon sewins,
,lu1 Vas entertained Yesterday after
noon by Mrs. g. II. Kerns.
George Teril. OF clinton avenue
expects 10 leave shortly after Nmas FOR
ture. ." '"e iu-
Mrs. Howard McGnI. who underwent
an operation at the Wheeling hospital
rev days ago, * improving nicely
{. NJ Budd. OF Pittsburgh. Pa. is
spending few days In this city trans
tc1nE business at the Fort Pitt coal
Miss Bernice Conner has returned
nome from billonville. o. where size
spent the past few days with friends
and relatives.
DR. e. }. Jeness. OF Morgantown. spcn,
Yesterday morning with Warden NJ. l..
brown. at the prison.
sheriff .. r.. Hutchinson and H. W
watson returned home yesterday morn
lns from Charleston where they trans
Prof /. -. Wilson spent Yesterday
afternoon at New MnrtinsvilIe on bu~i-
Mrs. =. VI. Wade and Mrs. NJ. Dovler
VIII leave today Tor Pittsburgh "a
u" spend Few days with friends and
samuel Dorsey IS confined 60 his home
/ ON Lafayette avenue. with a sever
3 cold q c
Miss Jennie sutton has returned .,
ier duties at the state insane os,-ft,,,'
@l weston after visiting here for "a few
days with her parents "
Mrs. Emma Rogers has r.,,,...,
nome from Detroit. Mich. where sb.
Few weeks. '"9'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-11
Daily Short Story
Their Married Life.
,c.. BY MABEL HERBERT TURNER

Helen ran TO the mantei mirror and
VA eIasping the chain around her neck.
what's the matter now Warren
looked up with a scowi
The pearl, It's gone
Throwing down his book Warren
STROBE over and. catching her roughly
by The shoulder. whirled her around so
the light could fan on the ornament.
from the center OF the pendant was
missing. There was a moment's grim
silence.
Wen; we're out hundred and nifty
oh. Warren. don't saw that Look I'm
your pocket. oh. IL might have fallen
on the floor when I took IL out,s
But IL was not in his pocket. and
Helen's frantic search around TN. fioor
was fruitless.
A Fruitisss s>aros.
warren maintained the Ertn .fis,c.
Nhlch 70 her was more terrifying than
any Violent raging. She was still Rror-
ing oii9diy around the sioOr In q trem-
ulous. futile search.
on. II couldn't have fallen In the
sooN?y i KNOW Il eouldn't!" she kept
She was trembling with the sick atz-
n,hsss mat always came with any great
and sudden distress. Her knees were
nothing 70 show for itl II only She
Mould .crimp and starvs to save the
rined Ner.
do, Yes; and we've the pleasing knowI-
edEe that were probably paying Tor n
iake pearl. His laugh was harsh and
Helen. who was feeling blindlv around
around the edge OF the rug now sat
uhon her knees and looked at him
through wretched. tear-blurred eyes
- You can look here till you're crazv
That pearls in the subway and there's
ABOUT as much chance OF your ever
on, no! no! II couldn't have fallen
IN the subway. II COULDNT!'' walled
neien on. why did ] take IL out-why
did look at "a there
80 every body In the car would know
YOU had IT. A cool hundred and nfty-
thats what your fool vanity's costing
me this time" and Warren slammed
into the bedroom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-11
POLICE COURT.

John FEELING and John Murphy we're
each given $40 and costs or 30 days
yesterday morning by Judge Jordan
on a charge OF pan handling. The two
men had blown into the city, broke.
and the first man they met who looked
like he might have some money was
detective Dave Cleary. They tried
20 work the Little Willie Gettit'
stunt, with the result that Dave pulled
them into the lookup.
Dick Ullman was fined FIVE and
costs for being decidedly topheavy
when found by Officer Ncider.
John McCaflerv. a plain drunk. drew
the same amount, ending the agony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-11
Helen n Sorry.

Helen 10 Sorry.
But would Warren be willing 10 puf
that much money in a piece OF jewel
~! And even II he were-should
she let him?
Later. when they were leaving.
Mrs. Stevens whispered:
Now. don't be a little goose Let
MIN get IL for you IL he wants to-"
But outside Helen took Warren's
aim with an anxious:
Dear. L m so sorry Mrs Stevens sug-
$500 $500 mat You know l don't want
AFFORD IT, N"o" We can
Haven't said We couldn't-have II.
NY, but she had nerve to propose
~. gu want TO steer clear OF business
oesings with friends anyhow. II You've
tot 10 nave one OF those Eewgaws. it'd
ss /" usrh sisht better To go to "A jewel
business like this"
But dear. she said II cost four hun
for a hundred and nftv, lis n,thins ~
Mrs. stevens whether We take n or not
" was only kind Of her to give US the
"Blamed presumpruouS-that' what a,
was. tnuttered Warren but have The
,ning valued II you want to. Wouldn't
ru'PilNe me " IN q pearl was n fake I've
my doubts about that woman. MR.
that" "'' '''S ''Ne
=, rney we're In the subway now and
case. ~
on. this pearl MUST be genuine
th'y couldn't initiate that luster,''
60 The Pearl Gone.
..-r,' w thAt away. EroWled Warren.
, MS IL no place To look at a. Every
bodN ~ the cars Watching YOU"
~ Helen closed the case Warren took
IL from her and put II IN his pocket
but Nteu they reached hOm, Heien's
eager excitement could not be sup
pressed. She flew into her drcssinr
room nnd hurriodly slipped on az eve
Vow. dear running into the library
Nhere warren was reading let M, hav.
II. want 10 see how II looks with
N. without glancing up from his paper.
Warren drew out the case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-11
Here's the Best
Barrel of Molasses
We Ever Opened

It's "Rokland." old fashioned Lou
isiana. sugar house molasses with the
same rich favor as that Of old plan
tation days.
Try a quart. Il will be a real treat
zoe quart. 35c a nslf gallon. zoe a
gallon.
MAPLE SYRUP.
-. Standard OF Ohio pure Maple Syrup.
None purer-nCne better
4oe quart. Use hslf gallon. $40 a
gallon.
SORGHUM MOLkssEs.
The old fashioned Jackson Co. W.
Va, product Here's your chance 10
get the genuine article.
zoe a quart. 35e half gallon. zoe a
gallon.
NEW MIXED NUTS. 15e a pound.
Other nuts. fruits. candied fruits
nut meats. and even thing for fruit
cake baking
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-11
Motor Driver Injured

george Lorh. az Court avenue. is
!! ing 7' tine Glendale hospital with has
I"sS bad'y bruised and his thigh in.
ju'ed LarN. VINO T. employed as q
motor driver 90 the Fort PITT coal
mines. across the river from this city.
N's caught between the motor and
w." cars. and had both legs badly
bruised and large piece Of iron
pierced MS ihisn. Or W p Ronar
WAS called and rendered medical aid
after which the injured man was re-
moved 20 the Glendale hospital In.
less blood poison develops. the iniu.
Iles VII NOT IkeIs prove seriOus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-11
MGUNDSVILLE
camporound Association 70 Me-,

Iae Moundsville Campground Asso.
cation viii meet in special session
monday evening al 100 O'Clock at the
once OF Scott 4 Bouher. on Sixth
street The call for the meeting has
been Issued by Dr. VI. p Common
president Of the association. ana h.
called FOR the purpose Of taking nm
matters pertaining To the improve
mehtS TO the local campgrounds. Al
members OF The association are urgent
X ntly requested 10 be present. a. con.
siderable business VIII BE- brought up
FOR discussion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-11
Suffer- Strnar

Word has been received IN This city
10 the effect that Mrs Rober- Halpin.
formerly o. this city but lately OF MAJ.
vern. Ark. Suffered a s,rOke OF parlly.
sic Friday evening ard is In a seriois ,
condition The Information was that
Mrs. halpin vas In apparently good
health on Friday until m the evening.
Nhfh she tell from her chair. and O.
was found that "a blood vessel ON tb.
left side OF her brain had burst. cau-
ing the entire left side 10 become
paralyzed. Friends 81 hers ia this
city are anXiously awaiting word that
she is improving
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-11
Xmas Cheeks Mail.d

The Marshall County Bank mailed
nearly ten thousand dollars yesterday
To more than elk hundred persons In
This CITY and county Thirty-cirht
weeks afo an Xmas saving club was
organized. and many persons took al
vantage ~ This method ~ having
some Xmas money. ard local NOR
chants viii reap bic harvest from
tho savings. Another club will De- or
Faniz"d by The bank and will begin on
Decs mbrr 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-11
Parole Board Mct

The state parole board met in reg.
ular session yesterday morning al the
state penitentiary with Warden M
J.. Brown. Captain W u. Alexander
and Clerk Il. VI Ayers present. par
don Attorney Fierson or Charleston
Tor once came To this city and attend
- the session His presence al the
prison created quite a stir among the
conVicts. Full particulars regarding
the meeting will be found elsewhere
in these columns