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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
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LONDYN, 80 czerwca.

LONDYN, 80 czerwca. =
Jak donosza z Belgradu, ME
osiagpieto W seinie serb.
skim postanowie6 co do dal-
szego postepowauia Serbii "
spnrze jej Buigarya i ME
zdecydoweno sie na wyo6r
miedzy polityka pok"ju q
poIityka wojenn4. Wczoraj
dyskusye przerwano i d. po'
niedziaiku ia odroczono, wiec
przez dzi6 jutro ME mozna
sic spodziewac decydnjacych
wydarze6. Po.inbno ma sic
Rad wprz6dy d"wiedziet, jak
aaIeko siega uk4ad Bu1garyi
z Rumunia. CIV miano~icie
W razie wojny Rumunia wy.
stapifaby DO niej r6wniez,
jako sprzy,nierzeniec Bull
garski. Rosya Francya usil.
ME zabiegaja o utrzymanie
pokoju i wywieraja W tym
kierunku wpfywy ia Rnmu.
nie j inne pahstwa balka6-
skie. Telegrany 2 Rumunii
donosza, 10 sytuacye uwazaia
tam "a bard1o napre&ona
powazna, tax dalece ze
nawet kr6l Ka:'ol odfo2yl
s~ ri 'wyjaz'l ma wakacye re
sto|icy i pozostaie W niej M
no. upa}6w ahy o''czekac
przesiIenia tych stosunk6w
p"miedzy baika6skiemi pan
swami, tax bardzo W ch will
bieiacei ni.pewnych i groz-
ny ch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
PHILADELPHIA Pa. Ze.

PHILADELPHIA PA. Ze.
szfej Soboty przyby& do bra.
ia swego W gokcine niejaki
Mytk owicz z Fall River,
Mass.
Po poludniu sk}adsl wi.
zyty r6znym salunom "
dzielnicy Richmond j SVEN
wyzYwaiacem wystapieniem
widocznie szukaf zaczepki.
P6znYm wieczorem zostal
" szkaradny spos6b pokie-
reszowany nozem przez
trzech drab6w. M. znajduje
sic " szpi'alu. Sprawcow
podobno ma sic " opiece.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

struowal nova maszYne "
kt6rej codziennie czyni pro.
by " Verona mad wodami
rzeki Allegheny. DO starych
swoich patent6w " tym kie-
runka doda1 nowy, a miano.
wicie propeller, kt6ry sto-
sownie do slow KOwalskiego
ma dzia}ac lepiej anizeli
przypuszcza}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
LONDYN, 30 czerwca.

LONDYN, 30 czerwca.
Sufrazystka, Amerykanka,
panna Emerson uwo|niona
z wiezienia, na kt6re byl,
skazana 70 awantury jakies
= chce wi6dziet, na jakiej
10 podstawie uwolniono, po-
niewat M inlerpelacye cd
no6na " parlamencie sekre-
tarz< <McKenla odpowiedzial
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

PARYZ, 80 c7erwca. = w
jednym z pierws2orzednYch
hOteli skrauziOno cenne klei.
aoty pewnej arystokratki
francuskiei. K.radzieze smia.
to po hotelach paryskich, do.
konywane W jasny dzief sta
" sic istna playa przyjexd-
nych: onegdaj 'topiero okra-
dziono " polobny spos6b
byirgo posla ameryka1skieg,'
W Rosyi ma snme $50, 900.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
MI[. .WAUKEE, Wis.

Okreg II Komitetu Obro'
nv Narodowei z p6lnocno.
wschodniej strony Milwau'
kee, ma posiedzeniu odby.
ten " niedziele popo}udniu
" hall parafii sw. Kazimie'
rza oficyalnie przy'aczy} sic
do Polskiej Rady Narodowel
" Ameryce, zorganizowanel
" dniu 3 czerwca W Chica'
go.
CLEVELAND, 0. ia.
ko balsam no zlamane ser
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
Il NIW POLSkICn
W AME3RYCE

" 80 = NNA1 ~
aaGgae>cc@cs@S~ &
CHICAGO Ill Posel AL.
bert Rostenkowski jest zaw
zietym rr2eciwnIkiem udzie
lenia glosu kobiptom. Kiedy
W izbie pos}6w Iprzysz}o do
g|osu mad ta uftawa pose]
J6zef BJaha cbciai ~ MIA glo'
sowac, lecz Rostenkowski
szarpnat go posadzil ma
krze6|e. Kiedy 5Blaba mare.
szcie przy pomocy iunycb
poe}6w uwolnii sIe u6cis*u
Rostenkowskieg3 giosu lego
ME mozna bv]o1zaliczy6 do
listy stronnik6w., ,istawy. Jul
=
rezultat gfosowahia ogloszo
no.
,,KcBiety teraz tax ze
wiele rzadza'' m6wiI
W czoraj Rostenkowski. :
Nv ostatnich trzecb czy
czlerech ]atach nn6stwo ko-
biet dopukcj}o sic morder.
stwa, a przeciez uwolni"no je
Cd smierci, q nawet cd vie.
zienia. Ami jednei ME .skaza-
no.
Dzieciom ME powinno sit,
l.ozwalac ma wysiadywanie W
oknach wyzszych pietr. 0
tenn naj|epiej przekonali sc
rodzice czteroletniej: Wikto.
ryi KIukopek, zamieszkali
pnr. 11O Keith utica. Dziec-
ko to wypa.Iin oknen, z trze.
cieg" p'etra i pottukio sic
Sraierteluie. LekarZe W szpi
tau Si6str Nazaret tanek ME
zdolali dziecka uratowac. u.
mario ono wczoraj wieczo-
rem.
Przed eedziego Gem mi II
stawionO osZusta re-
alno6ciowego, kt6ry nac,a
gnat ma sumo $4,000 wdowe
s. p. Zukoty6skiego, arty-
sty MALARIA. Czlowiekiem tym
jest niejaki Antoni Dorm.
zamieszkafy pnr.
1886 Orchard nj. Miai on
owa wdowe naciagpac M po.
wyzsza sumo prey sprzeda&y
teatru pieclocentowego ] pc
wnych grunt6w W Stanie Mi
Sedzia Gemmill oddal
60 pod sad kryminalry.
Ma Mlod1iankowie wywo
}a}a wielka sensacye tajemni
cza smierc m1odej mezatk;.
Zofii Dahrowskir).
Wczoraj popoludniu odby}
sic ,,inkwest' koronera. Szu-
kano po calem Mlodzianko-
vie j Kantowie aptekarza,
kt6ry wype}nic mia} recepte
wypisana 1.la Dabrowskiej
przez dra NJ. F. Bozyncza,
lecz laden farmaceuta sic do
tego ME przyzna}. Egaami-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

Anna Fischer, kt6ra
pred miesiacem uleg}a ME-
szcze5liwemu wypadkowi "
welniarnj Worstsd Mills przy
Broadway, tracac skore 2
g}oMY razem zwlpaami, po-
wolf wraca do zdrowia. Ate
by utrzymac ia przy zyciu,
niezoednem by}o pokrycie
g}owy sk6ra z innej osoby, a
trzy przyjaci6lki ofiarowa}y
jej czterdziesci kubicznych
cali wlasnej sk6ry, co ia O.
Gallo. DO pokrycia giowy 20:
trzeba jeszcze dwana6cie ca.
10 sk6ry a tel ME poskapi
chorej kuzynka. i operacya
nastapi lada dnia. Chora
przyjmuje odwiedziny kre
wnych i przyjaci6lek i po~
ciesza sic nadzieja szybkiego
powrotu do zdrowia. Mart
wi ia tylko j }zy za]u z oczu
wyciska swiadomoEc, ze g}o-
wa jej nigdy ME poro6nie
bujnymi wtosami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

tow sztuka. Dabrows)za za'
chorowala ma zapalenie Sic.
pei kiszki. Pc spozyciu je.
dnej i drugiej pigu}ki, pacy.
entka dosta1a konwu|syj,
vice przewieziono "a czem.
predzej do szpitala powiato.
wego, gdzie W pare godzin
p6zniej wyzioneia ducha.
DIR. Bozyncz sadzi, ze apte-
karz przy wvpe}nianiu lego
recepty wmieszal do piguiek
przez omylke arszeniku. Ina.
czei wypadku tego wyt}oma.
czvc sobie ME moze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

krwawych walk pomiedzy
zbuntowanymi a lojalnymi
zo}nierzami; rad tfumi te
wszystkie wiesci, niemniej
jednak przedostaja sic one
do wiadomosci pub'icznej, W
ostatnich dniach nades2}y z
pod Czataldza wielkie trans.
porty rannych, nadto costa
Ia przerwana Gala komunika-
eva pocztowa i telegcaficzna,
wszystko to zdaje sic pot
wierdzac fakt wybuchu walk
" armii. Zofnierze trzyman1
przez kilka miesiecy W obo.
|zie, W niedostatku zywno6ci
i zaopatrzenia lekarskiego
prey panuiacych tam maso-
wo chorobach - zbuntowali
sic.
PARYZ, 80 czerwca. w
salacb starego tutejszeg:' u.
niwersvtetu Sorbonny roz-
poczaf sic miedzynarodowy
kongres kopiet, aadajacych
zr6wnania z meaczyznami W
polityce: Hinduska Carena
wyg|osi|a p}o,nienna move,
atakujac ostro tyrnnie angieI-
ska W Indyach; W czasie
spiewania hy,anu angielskie-
go Carena ME powsta}a, CO:
wvwolalo oburzenie. Fran
cuskiemu ministro vi spraw
zagranicznych, kt6ry byl ma,
otwarciu kongresu wi-lce
by}a nierrzyje'nna ta afera,
prosil by Carenie odebrano
CLOS, gdy zAczefa wzywaf
Francye, ably pomog}a In.
dyom do zrzucenia jarzma
angielskiego, ale rozgadanej
Hinduski powstrzymac sic
ME dafo, al dojechala do
kohca-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

RZYM, 80 czerwca. - W
po}udniowych Wfoszech dafo
sic odczuc wczoraj lekkie
trzesienie ziem,, kt6re ME
sprawilo szk6d wiole, ale pa.
nike W calym kraju wywo
}aio niema}9; najwiecej
jeszcze szk6d sprawito ono "
prowincyi ks|abryi, gdzie
kilkana6cie miaslecz * costa.
10 uszkodzonych, " ludziach
zdaje sic STRAIT niema. 4 Nea-
poIu donos q, IL Wezuwiush
okazaf tam w2mozona czyn.
nose W dniach ostatnich.
Rad wiosxi prosit dos
wiadczonego, a stawa okryta
go wodza angielskiegn, lorda
Kitchenera, O rade. W jakiby
spos6b MONA najskuteczniej
zwalcz> Arab6w W Typo
Iisie: Kitchener doradzii kon.
sekwentne postepo wanie
brojne " gtab kraju od stro:
ny Cyrenaiki prowadzeuie
jednoczosne pertraktacyi !.
"Wfosi p"szli "a ta rada i u
zy-kali istotnie dobre rezul-
tatv, bo je,lon szczep wrag'
,wyp,n|i " granice Egiptu,
.drugi pod''at sic Wfosi pos
lepuja lalrj ia san:4 Merida
...Poczmistrz generalny
[wloski pozwoli} telefonist.
kom rzymskim ma mafze6.
.stwo, zaraz wiec W pierw.
szYch dniach po udzieleniu
pozwoIenia przesz}o 300 tele'
|.fonistek zaprosilo sobie p,
poczmistlze ma druzbe. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

ze ME sta}o sic to 2 przyczyn
jei zdrowia, ale z powod6w
innych; panna Emerson chce
jeszcze wieiz,ec, jake TO po-
woody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

I KONSTANTYNOPOL, 30
czerwca. - G}uche i nj, :
pewne kraza wie6ci, 70 W ar.
mil tureckiei, stojacej pod
C(zataldza (: wciaa jeszcze, wy.
b'u,chly na wielka. skal4 bun
ty: przys,lo juz podobno do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

SHENANDOAH, Pa. Wa.
.lenty Maliecki, zamieszkaly
przy E. Centre Str, pod
czas piracy W kopalni In
dian Ridge, " ubiegla soho.
te, zosta} fatalnie pokaleczo.
ny " prawa reke przez od-
lam spadajacego wegla. "a, "a
wezwani lekarze zmuszeni
byli odiac mu palec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
SOUTH BEND, Ind. y

SOUTH BEND, Ind. W
zesz}a sobote wieczorem,
elziewiiec lat LEGACY J6zef Pa
cewicz, strze|i} 6lepym ma.
bojem z ma}ego pistoletu,
bez najmniejszej przyczyny W
prawe oko 10 lat liczqcemu
Sylwestrowi' Kami6skiemu,
zamieszkalemu PREY mar.
Thomas i Maple ulic, gdy
ten jecha1 ma woziku z
chiopcem pa6stwa A. Sledzi.
kowskich. Lekarze do tego
czasu ME wydali decyzyi, czy
chlopiec wzrok zatrzyma
Oic &C chlopca p. n. Kanin..
ski, takze zlozuny Jest obec.
nie clezka choroba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

duszko pannie M. Kopso6.
skiej z pm. 2571 81. Olga ul.
$3.50 brzeczacq rnoneta WV
placi Mikola) Tuss z pm.
2512 Thurman ave. a to
go nauczy, ze " Ameryce
przyrzeczenie zas)ubienia j
potem nag]a zmiana posta-
n,wienia drogo kosztuje.
Helena Cyry6ska, kt6.
ra, jak donosilismy, wypisa}a
sobie czeki hankowe swego
chlebodawcy, aby sic stroic
70 nabyte W ten spos6b pie
niadze, przyzna}a sic do wi
ny W sadzie kryminalnym i
przyrzek1a wynagrodzic krzy-
VIDE. Wzruszony je; i jej
matki prozbamf. sedzia Vlck
cy, aby sprawiedliwo6ci sta
10 sic zado6c, skaza{ ia na
$500 kary, koszta sadowe J
30 dni domu roboczego pod
>awjeszonym wyrokiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

BRISTOL, Anglia, 80
czerwca. - Aviator White
spadl ze swym aeroplanem W
poblizu Brighton; maszyna
nakryia nieszcze6liwego,
przytem explodowaf zbiornik
gazoliuowy, zapaIii sic j strasz
ME poparzy} lotnika, kt6ry
zmarl " drodze do szpitala.
.LEODYUM, BeIgia, 80
czerwca. Straszna katas~
trofa wydarzyla sic tn W cza.
sic wzlotu fraucuskiego A.
wiatora Parisota, kt6ry wzbil
sic 2 pasazerem do 800 stop
ale W chwiIi Ia lowania =
tax nieszcze6Iiw'e skrecit ma
szyne &e wypad} z pasazerem,
a aeroplan run4t na gromade
widow: Par'sot, 6w pasazer
jego j dwie osoby pomie-:
dzy widow zottali xabici Ia
niejscu, nadt0 kilka os6b
OdnlnslO uszkOdZenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

ANTWERPIA, 30 czerwca.
Bavi tn ameryks6ski statek
kadecki illinois, a z MIN
Gala grenada kadet6w mary.
narskich, zwiedzajacych por
ty europejskie. Krazyla po.
gioska, ze jeden z kadet6w
oneg.taj W nocy wykradf sic
z okretu na hulanxe i W
b6jce rozbit czaszke jake
mus Belgowi; sledztwo wdro'
zone miafo wykazac bezpod~
stawno6c tej pogloski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

MADRYT, 81 czerwca. -
Kr6l Alfons przychylnle
przyjaf propozycye premiera
Romanonesa, by poselstwo
hiszpa1skie W Waszyngto-
ME zamienic na ~ambasade.
Donos1a z Marokka, 10
wojska tam nagromadzone
francusko. his2pa6skie, pre-
ciwko -krajowron, bezustan-
ME rebelizujacym, w.ynosza
Jul ponad 10000; ostatnio
odplynelo do Marokko dal
szych 10000 zolnierzv.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-13
FOUND BOUND AND GAGGED
Mrs Prduent Says She Was Tied Up Her Home Mo- Is Elm Street by Three Men With Faces Blackened-Took Bracelet, Ring and Watch

were driven into the wainscotting and a rope which went over her shoulders and around her neck and around the back of the chair was fastened to a nail on either side. Her hair was also wound around the rope behind her head
 After the men had left she managed to work an opening through the gag through which she was able to make some noise, which was heard through the partition by Mrs. King, who lives in the other part of the house.
 Mrs. King got her husband and he started out to notify the police, meet ing Officers Myron O. Morgan and Patrick Murphy as they were passing the Chelsea Savings bank corner ac- companying the polishers who mad just quit work at the Hopkins & Allen Arms Go.
 The two policemen, with MT. King, went to the Prudent tenement which is on the ground floor of the house, and found Mrs. Prudent bound and gagged. She could give no idea of who the men were, except that she was sure they were Italians. She was in such Q nervous condition that doctor had to be called to attend her.
 Friday evening the police depart ment was busy Investigating various clues in the case and several men were brought to headquarters and question ed. but no arrests were made
 It is intimated that there are some points about Mrs Prudentis story that are not substantiated by other infor- nation that the police have and fur ther developments may be expected in the peculiar case.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-13
FUNERALS.
Mrs. Charles o. Carpente

MfS. ShafieS O- SaFPehLeFs
 Friday morning at 9.30 o'clock, the funeral of Clarissa Freeman, wife of Charles c, Carpenter, was held from the home of Mrs. Caroline Ford, 42o Main street, with a mass of requiem at St. Patricl's church at 10 o'clock, Rev, M. s. Calvin officiating. The bearers were Jerome Freeman, Nell son Lansing, Josephus Stone, Fred erick Jackson, and burial took place in the family lot in Yantic cemetery. There was a large attendance. of rel ativeS and friends. The flowers were numerous and beautiful. They includ- ed a wreath of white roses and Galax leaves from MT. and Mrs. Archibald Mitchell a laurel wreath from Mrs. J. Talbot, cut flowers from MT. and Mrs, M H. Donohue. China asters, Mrs. Sarah Peters, Worcester; bou- quet of white carnations and violets, Mrs. Tannar; cross, MT. and Mrs. Isaac Cramer and family; large bou- quet of white carnations and calla lilies, MT and Mrs. Joseph Greene; cut flowers, Mrs. Nancy Lansing; chrysanthemums Mrs. Wormsley; white carnations MT. and Mrs. Mark off Undertaken Gager had charge of the funeral arrangements.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-13

Mrs. M. Prudenti, whose groans were 1sara heard by her next door neighbor, Mrs. NnaTles J. King. was found by the ponce Friday evening about o'clock, Souna and gagged in the kitchen of her home at No. IS Elm street
 AS soon as she could talk after the gag mad been removed from her mouth she said that she had been. tied that Way oy three Italian men with black sne0 faces who surprised her in the mouse and gagged her before she had chance to scream for help. She was further intimidated by one of me men who pointed 8 revolver at
 She said they took a gold ring. two bracelets and a gold watch and left her tied fast.
 When found she was on the verge or being chaked to death she told the police and believed she would have died if she had been compelled to stay tied up fifteen minutes longer. Her lace was hlacRened up from contact, she said, with one of the robbers, who rubbed his face against hers in the course of their struggles
 According to what Mrs, Prudenti told the police, she was at the stove In her kitchen with her back towards the open door when a cloth was thrown over her head and she was gagged by a party Of three men with Q rag N alch they found in the room. She was then tied into chair, Her ankles were tied to the lower rounds, her arms were tied down to her sides, and the chair was then fastened to the WalnScotting of the room, One of the men took nails from his pocket. which
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-13
BUREAUS
 FOUND JOBS SCARCE.
Less Than Half Applying Found Places
 to Work.

Less than half of the number of per sons seeking employment during the past moUh in the state through the free employment bureaus found it, ac- cocSlng to figures issued by the state bureau of labor statistics covering the operations of the five agencies during November These figures show that out of total applications of 1,1SS for employment. only 4S9 were supplied with situa lions or 412 per cent, against GAP per cent in the preced- Ing month
 or the male applicants for employ ment 35-1 per cent were supplied with ber- The percentages for female appli- cants " wAe 46-3 for November. against 62-- for 'tle preceding month
 Of the total number applying SIS per cent were furnished with help, against S12 per cent during October The figures for the five bureaus fol- low
 Hartford Applications for employ usenE 1Se- for help, 109; situations se- cured. SS
 New Haven-Application for em- pIovment. 26s; for help 1S6; situa- lions secured. 106-
 B-dsep seport-ApplicatiO for em- ploy1nen, 22S. for help, 1S6; situa- rions secured 149
 WaIerbury'-Ap Applications for em- p-oynent 441, for help no; situa- Jions secured 10s-
 pplications for employ Ee1t- ST, for help, 46; situations se- cured. ST
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-13
AT DAVIS THEATER.
Broadway Comic Opera Go.

At the Davis theater on Friday af- ternoon and evening the Broadway ing the old favorite comic opera of a generation ago. H. M. s. Pinafore. As in the previous productions of the week the principals again won favor from their audiences, in which the na Storm. as Josephine, Charles Wal lace as Dick Deadeye, and Ben Lodge as Sir Joseph Porter with the other members of the company not forgot- ten. Pinafore will be the matinee and evening attraction also at the theater today
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-13

that she has no trace of the disease as yet and the suspicious were due to panic, based on the fact that she had sat close to a sick negress in the New London railway station last Friday and the negress was later found to be suffering from smallpox.
 pr. Dewitt as matter of precau- ton vaccinated all persons who had come in contact with the suspected woman and will continue watching the woman until time for appearance of the disease from this exposure has passed. The neighbors have establish ed a virtual quarantine of the family, which the health officer considers ade- quate in this thinly settled locality.
 Mrs Way is not at all seriously il and had she not been exposed to the dread malady would have considered her health as good as normal.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-13
H A. Richmond in Debate.

H. A. Richmond, son of MT an3 Mrs. Henry Richmond, of Norwich, Conn, and a junior at Wesleyan uni versity, represented his college against Williams in the annual intercollegiate debate of the New England Tr1angsIiar league at Middletown, Conn. on Fri day. The question was: Resolved that the coastwise vessels of the United States should pay the same tolls in passing through the f'anapll canal as the vessels of other n;t- tions
 Wesleyan has won seven out of thirteen debates with Williams.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-13
OLSON WINNER IN
 POOL TOURNAMENT.
Defeats LiIIihridge In Final Game at
 Chauffeurs' Club.

By defeating Lillibridge, Charlie Olson won the pool tournament at the Norwich Chauffeurs' club Friday even ing and was presented first prize with an appropriate speech by President James T. Craney. Second prize was awarded to Iillibridge- In the semi final Olson beat Cross and Lillibridge won from Finlayson. In the final match Lillibridge played a fine game, but could not overcome the handicap, the final score being Olson 15, Iillibridge
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-13
MEMS LEAGUE SUPPER.
Successful Affair at Second consresa- tionai Church-Souvenirs of Old Organ.

The Mems league of the Second Con- gregational church conducted a large ly paronized supper in the Sunday school rooms Friday evening and a good sum was realized from the affair Walking sticks and paper knives made from stops and keys of the old Otis or gan, recently dismantled, and valuable as souvenirs, were on sale, and nearly all were disposed of The articles were turned out by the members of the league,
 A fine supper of beef loaf, mashed potato, turnip, celery. coffee, hot bis cults, apple sauce, waters and ice cream was served by the men of the league to about 125 people, and the menu was much enjoyed The affair was in charge of John H. sherman, c, Arthur Lathrop and D. s, HaviIand,
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Lieut. Duffy piseharaed.

Tn accordance with orders from the Rdju1ant generals office, the resigna- rion of First Lieutenant James F. Dufy Of the First company. Coast ar Ius-v corps of New London, has been accepted and he is honorably discharged from the military service Of this state Lieutenant Duffy enlist ed in the artillery corps on February 15 1909
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Won7en's Embroidered Handkerchiefs
Two Very Special Lines

Two Very Special Lines At 121ac-F'uHy 300 dozen Women s Fine Quality Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs. both scalloped and hemstitched = exceptional value. At 25c-Daintily Embroidered Hand kerchiefs, in a splendid range of attractive designs-values un- eQuaned
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Incidents In Society

Miss Christine Bacheler of Talcott- vile is passing the week end with her sister Miss Isabel Bacheler of East Town street
 Col. and Mrs. Charles ". Gale leave
 anEOou- India. today. for tour of
 urms. planning to visit Monualay, nd other provinces until the end of he year
 Mr- and Mrs Owen g. Smith left r1day for their winter home in Eustis. Florida stopping en route al Yonkers k- T.. and later in Washington. D. C. From Jacksonville. Fla. they will mo- 1cr 10 EuStfs in their automobile which has been forwarded by boat from New o-k 10 that seaport
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stationarx Enainsers Hear lecture.

Gas. Gasolene, Crude Oil and Suc- rian Producer Gas Outfits was the sIIo~ Ser of the Illustrated lecture furnish ed by the National Engineers associa- ton and given under the auspices of the Norwich Stationary Engineers as Gocla-ion by Harry Leonard in Esngi- R@e-S' hall Friday evening There was e good attendance of members and friends and the lecture was one of much interest and valne-
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Nd smaIIpox at Sound View.

Dr. E. K. Dewitt, health officer for the town of Old Lyme. in which Sound View is located. on Friday visited Mrs Albert Way, who was suspected of be- ine a sn7a llDOX victim After a thor
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Woolen Blankets
 AT SPECIAL PRI0R1

Size 11-4 White Wool Blank cts, regular $4.5O grade Size 11-4 White Wool Bfanx- cts, regular $500 grade Special price a pair. .........
 Size 11-4 Fine White Wool Blankets, value S10.00-Special price pair. ..... ............. VI Size 11-l Strictly All Wool Plaid Blankets. regular $500 and s750 grades-Special price a pair ........'......'''
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Marabout Neckwear

Look over our showing of Marabout Scarfs and Capes- and Muffs. They are extremely light in weight but very warm. We show an exceptionally large range of these goods
 Scarfs-S3.e8 to $150o
 Muffs $500 to $13.5o
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hall Friday evening. and there was large attendance at the pleasant affair. Music was furnished by the Cadillac orchestra and dancing was enjoyed until 1130. The affair was arranged by the officers of the union.
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MEMS $500
 and $500 WINTER OVERCOATS' at
 $l0.5O
Gloves for Gifts
For Women and Children

" ''O'''SII NTFN OfIIIuTuH Children's Lined Kid Gloves at 5eo and S1.00 a pair.
 Cowboy Gloves for Boys and Girls at soc pair.
 Misses Dress Kid Gloves at s100. Boys Dress Kid Gloves at $1.eo Women's Lined Kid Gloves at s1.o0. $1.50 and s1.75.
 Women's Fur-lined Gloves at $s.5o and $4.00. Women's Dress Kid Gloves at $1.0o. $1.50 and s2.00 a pair.
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Aroanun Club Pool.

In the Arcanum club pool tourna- ment on Friday Bliven defeated Rath- bun, so to 42, Pierson defeated C. C. Smith 125 to 62. and Sturtevant de- feated Rathbun. 85 to 65
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Ostrich Feathers

A special sale of Ostrich Feathers is now in progress in our Millinery De- partment. The assortment includes every wanted size from IA to 20 inches in black, white and colors-price range $1.98, $2.9S, $3.98 and up to $8.9S. A handsome Ostrich Feather would make a most acceptable gift.