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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11
RZYM 8 wrze6nia

RZYM 8 wrze6nia -
Wczoraj przyby}a do Waty.
kanu -. olbrzvmia, przeszlo
5000. glow licz9ca pielgrzymka
katolik6w .atlet6w. katoll-
ckich towarzvstw sportowych
Przez c7tery godziny masze.
rowa}a ona przez miasto, mi
mo zakazu policyi, kt6ra
obawiah SIG kontrdemonstra-
cyl anti.religijnych j rczru-
chow mozliwych. Pok6j jed
max, opr6cz mic nie znacza.
cych kilku stare ME zostal
zakl6cony i atleci dotarli
|spokojni j W porzadku przed
katedre sw. Piotrs, gdzie i'm
Pspiez Plus x udzielii b}ogo.
|slawie6stwa. Gazeta papieska
), Osservatore Romano" og}o-
sila protest przeciwko zaka-
xowi pochodu, jako ograni ;
czeniu wolno6ci obywatel
#skiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11
opu6cic Londyn, gdzie by}a
ska2ana IA kare wiezien.
ma.

PARYZ, y wrze6nia.
Do Viilacoubjay przybyi 10.
tnik niemiecki Friedrich 2
Berlina wraz z pasazarem
drm Eliasem: raz tylko przer.
wal droge W Bruxeli z powo.
du deszczu.
- Donosza z wyspy Mar
tyniki, za odczuto tam zno-
wa dose slime wstrzasnienia
podziemne, ale szkoda ia
szcze6cie ME jest .naczna:
prxed laty kilku Gala ia wy
spa zostaia zniszczo ma przez
trzesienie ziemi.
RZYM, s wrze6nia. R.ar-
dyna} J6xef Wives y Tuto, o
kt6rym m6wiono W czasie o.
statniej powaznej> choroby
l'apieza,. jako o domniema.
.nym kandydacie tyary, =
:umar} ma zapalenie 6lepej XII.
ski komplikacye:: operowa-
no go: pred kifku dniami,
afe=wiek pacyenta i os}abie.
nie spowodo owaly katastrofe
zmarly kallrdynal bys prefek..
tenn Kongregacyi obrzed6w..
Zgcn iego napefnit smutkiem
Ojca 6w., kt6ry =wyrazil sic
II W zmar}ym utraei} jedne.
go z najlepszych przyjaci6l
Z podpore Ko6ciola.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

s: PEKIN, 8 wrze51lia. W
.Nankm,e podczas- anarchii,
.panujacej po zaisciu miasta
:przez rzadowyet', zastrzelily
wojskx rgadowe tFzeeh ia.
pohczyk6w dazacych pod
oelona <wsj ,kgi do slwego
koneolatu; afera q wyNo1ala 9
W Jappnii,. estre otteeety 1 4
bsdzie powo'distn sskargi|dyplo
matyczuej; Y Nankinie panu.
je wielka ku Japo6czYkom
'niechec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

ten ME namy6lajac sic zalai
dziewczynke mlekiem czem
jak stwierdzif lekarz ambu-
lansowy zostala uratowana
cd niecbybnej 6mierci. Prze-
wieziono ia do szpitala, gdzie
ohecnie przebywa iako vie.
zie6 poIicyjny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

.JOHNSTOWN, Pa. Dnia
:26 sierpnia lope}nh tn samo.
b6jstwo Aleksander Komar,
zam. pnr. 525 Pennsylvania
.ave.Powr6ch ON byi oko}o
godz. ] 1tej wieczorem do do.
mn. " stanie nietrzezwym
.strzelil sobio ". glove. Ma.
.tycllmiast zawiadomiona po.
:icya .zabra}a go do szpitala
Memorial, gdzie go jeszcze u.
.trzymano przy zyciu, ale ope-
racyi. wyjecia kuli z giowy
ME zrob:ono gdyz lekarze O.
.rzekli, ze pacyent umar}by
pod ich rekami. Stan jego
Jest sbeznadzieiny, cierplenia
wielkie. Przyczynq samob6j~
stwa byly niesnaski domowa
Ik,1mar jest Polakiem, ale O.
1enil sic ze Slowaczka, = kt6:
ra ma czworo dzieci ma}ych,
liczacych 2 miesiace do Z lat
wieku. Jest to jeden wjecejj
przyklad ma to, 70 rzadko
bywajja szcze6HMe malze6st-
wa kt6rych malz6nkowie'
rdznei so arodowo6ci. 80 =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

: ]! A!EsW.YORK, e N. Y. z tesk
snoty "a krajem rodzinnym
swypifa wczoraj % letnis Pol.
ka.Zofia TOzek1kwasu kari
boloMsgo. Pracowaia ona v
.shdtslu jako pokoi6wka. Jaki
Ejel zwahity gosci hotelowych
:kG6szv .zawolali poicyanta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

; kostniey J6zefa Korzeniew'
1skiego, sr., przy: Chicago ave
j Carpenter ul. gdzie dzisiaj
Iodbye sic ma ,,inkwest' ko.
Lronera.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic z kos
[cio}a 6w. Jana Kantego.
Stanis}aw K}aczas, zam.
pnr. 1856 West 34-ty place,
zostai onegdaj 6miertelnie
pokaleczony przy piracy. Ciez
ka rura uderzy}a go W glove
Ii czaszka mu pek}a. Praco-
wal przy Harrison ulicy
blisko. rzeki ma wagonach
koIeiowych,
= Onegdaj udaru sloneczne-
go=dostala h0letnia Marya
Rubkalis zamieszka}a pnr.
1916 Terrence ave. Zabrano
10 do domu i tam wkr6tce
potem umarfa.
Jan Passgoty, zamieszka}y
,pnr. 1884 Archer ave. umari
" azpitalu powiatowym z ran
.odnies esionych-w we wtorek.
Chlopak ten, LEGACY lat 10,
.udal sic ma brzeg jeziora sic
wykapac. Skoczyi on do wo-.
:dy ze znacsnej wysoko6ci
przy 22.giej uhcy j glove u
defsy. -4anaieais aas.-tlasie:
ieziora.
:
" Przedsiebiorca pogrzebo ).
Wy J6zel Jarembowski zjadl
" sobote porzadna porcye
Chop >Suey i napii sic potem
zimnego piwa. Rezultat byi
TAXI, ze Jarembowski zacho.
rowa} cd ptomainyi z bieda
go wyratowa} DIR. d. D. Cof-
fey:
- Jarembowski teraz Oswald
ca nroczy6cle, ae Chop SueY
nigdy jesc JUL ME bedzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

] W1E'DlE'N, 'l EN-, s wlse1nial
Dopos.a Z, mieisco1w owofcis ;,ka-' |! L
pislowsj qaetein, &e bawiscy'
tam ma kurscyi' biskup
serbsk,i, y. !. BogdanotW, mix, Y
ga 'dwu dni bes svi.lci: MA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11
SHERBROOK,E,. K,at,ada,

= $HERBRook,E, s.! ll' y =, L @K'aaada, ( i
8 ::wrze6nia = Stan New
York. .*odni6sl ziwi'Yciestwo y. W
sprawie swoich stara6 0 wy
DAME Thaaiw'a, 2bleg!;}}egl'o Z
wieziapiav v @Natteawan;;:bo ..
to, Sirsady ,twy4sze kanadyiski!e
oznaty podanie stanu j. ME
Ac4:<ThaM''a wieaic d}uzej
beiprocesu; dsi6 ma sic od.
byc rozprawa, po kt6rej spo.
dtiewaia sic uwotnienia
Thaw.a j. wydalenia 20 z; Ka
,ady, jako niepo4sdanego, a
wtedy w'adze~ amerykahskie
saarssstdja g' uatychmiast
sk0ro stadie la zienli amerv
ka6skiej. Thnw trzymany by|
v wie4ieniu "a zab6jstwo ar.
ehitekta 4 i l!'swoiorskirgo: Viii:
. s =: :>.a:s .:,.y " ..~... >:........ !:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

j WEST POINT, N. Y. Przy
odglosie trab wojennych
cddaniu tomorrow wojsko
wycb i naszemu bohaterow
" obecnosci kilkuset naizna
komitszych przed=tawicielj
iPolonii j strojnego korpusu
kadet6w z West Point, oraz
kilkunastu przedstawicieli
wojska Stan6w Zjedn. nasta.
|pilo tutaj W dniu 1go wrze6-
mia uroczyste odsfoniecie
pomnika Tadeusza Kosciusz
ki, kt6ry przez wspania}e roz'
winiecie swych wojskowo in
zynierskich zdolno6ci przy.
czynif sic do wyzwolenia o.
bywatell amerykahskich
pod jarzma angielskiego i lu.
! bo wypadki powo}aly 20 W
kraj nasz pozogi i mordu, u :
cisku j. maltfetowania ma.
Ijekdz zc6w zasluzyl ma cze6t i
u#islbianie catego narodu-az
meryka6skiego. j.
Statua bronzowa radeuaa
pokazne] wielkosci, znajduje
sic " najdalszym zskatku "
kierunku p6fnocno-wschod-
MIN p}aszczyzny fortu daw-
nego Clinton wznosi sic ma
.marmurowym postumencje
wzniesionym W r. 1928 przez
korpus -kadet6w akademii
wojskowej " West Point ku
czcl oswobodziciela.
Odstoniecia dokonala pan
ma Il. Townsley, c6rka do.
w6dzcy korpusu. Nastapi}o
oddanie pomnika pod opieke
akademii, podczas kt6rego
wyg}osili swe wd1iecznoscia
do Ko6ciuszki przepcjone
mowy reprezentant J6zef Tag
CART z Kansas City p6lkow-
mix Townsley, odbieraj4cy
pomn.k.
z polskich przedst.wiciel
pulkownik Smoli6ski i dr..
Fir. Fronczak nasz ro,lak 2
Buffalo, " serdecznych s}o
wach dali wyraz swych gle.
bokich uczuG dla s}awneg,
bohatora.
Tw6rca tego artystycznegc
dzis'a jest p LAX, artysta
rzezbiarz Antoni Popiel ze
Lwowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11


LONDYN, s wrze6nia
Wiimiedcie Birmingham 1 cxy.
'nia prsyeotowa''nia a do rocz-
,nei konwencyi powaznej or
';gahizaoyi naukowej ), British
Assa ssaoe.ciation", q kt6ra W polo
vie tego miesiaca zacznie oh.
reqy. r
w Lon,iynie areszto.
wano przebrana v szaty me.
skies snfra4ystke Anne Bell:
us}lowala ona W przebraniu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

PETERSBURG, 8 wrzed',
MIA, Ma .Chersonit, W polud-
niowych lrowincyach pcja-
villa sie cholera, szereg ofiar
iu4 og.oszono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

CHICAGO, III. 36.cioletni
Franciszek Badanou, 1913
w. 50 ia ul., zostaf wczoraj
fatalnie poparzony " stalow
mach, south~chicagoskich; h;
zmari on W pare godzin phz-
niej " szpitalu. -
Mc<oraj p,pn}ulniu wz'to.
wiono ,,inkwest' koronerski
mad zwiokami Jana N de
Latour, kt6ry otruf sic czy
tel zostai otruty dnia 8 go
sierpnia.
Swiadkowie zeznawali wczo
raj, ze De Latour kilkakrot.
ME odgrazai sic, il popeInl
.samobolstW0 pnnleWaz ME
m6gE wyleoxyc sic 2 1nalogu
pija1stwa j dlatego il SO Wy.
1ialono:z blur Z. N. r. "a rze-
:koma kradzie1 znaczk6w pocs
:towych.
Pociag kolei Chicago &
Northwestern" najechal wczo
raj popotudniu Q godz. ECO,
" remizach prsyt chicago
ave. i. Halsted ul., na 10, to-
|letniego Pawta Rambacsa,
zam. pnr. 1923 Fry Ill ldaW-
Eniej Front ul) ma Kantowie
Mlodzieniec mial rany ma
Eglowie; noge j ram;e zlamane
|prawa stope zn,iazdzona iu-
szkodzenia wewnetrzrip.
|Smierc byla prawie natvch-
lniastowa. 80.
Przewie,iono zwioki do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11
4 INV POLSBI(,H3
w AMERlY(

| BUFFALO, N. Dnia
1890 sierpnia, b. i zakoh-
czyla swe istnienie parafia
niezalezna " Buffalo. Ny.
Wystawiony na hcytacye
ko6ci6l i i'budynki parafialne,
zcsta!y sprzedane.
Dc licvtacyi staneli: But
falo Savings Bank :" j ad ~o-
kat O'Neil 70 strony aieza-
]eznych. Pierwsza a,1nae " i
lo6ci 35 tysiecy dolar4w ofia-
rowa} Buffalo Savings Bank:
nastepnie przedstawiciel "a
krzewskiego, kt6rY doIych-
czas sprawowal ohNwiazki
niezaleznego. pryczela rod.
ni6sl odrazu Gene do Y ty-
siecy. Ostatecznie, lBuffelo
Savings Bank doszedf do 80
tysiecy, nsstarilo dwtkrotne'
.uderzenie m}otkien1 s. chWi.
la oczekjwania, mlotak spaM
po raz trzeci dluSoletnia
:przycsyna niezgody ns Polsee
.przesz Ia " rece kt6re ma
:reszcie zrobia tan, pdrsadek.
I: Bank kupil ko6eD nliaza<
leznY dIa dyecezyi buffalow.
skiej i=wkr6tce MONA aie W
niei spodziewac prawsdlo-
wych stosunk6w.
Ma ]icytacyl by}o sporos q.
sob, miedzy: innemi part1
ksiezy katolickich. -
Policya otaczata troskhws4
opieka tax kosci6i, lak i "a
budowania parafialne.
J. Bankrutuja vice niezalex
nj ! iuz wkr6tce zbankrutuja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11
CHICAGO, Eli. Smia}v n.

GHICAGO. I'll. Sm;a}v r...
bu6 donnkc;} ,;o vo1o-.; -.
bunkn ak1adn ;nh;le-sL;aco
G. d. Paococka M roo,, -
State : Adam. Lt6r,, sa.,,t.'
ME unlonowa} @ oodz XIX
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

| - -
! WAUSAU, Wis. = Zwloki
Michala Moszcze6skiego, ro-
botnika Wausau Psper
Mills Co., : Brokaw, kt6ry
zostAly snalesions y
Erzece Wisconsin.
I Sad koronerski orzekl, q
+utonai on xupelnie p1zypld-
kowo. Mossczefski byl a.
#tafco. prawd0pod ohnie pr1a-
|chod odzac przes kladka wpadl
do r1eki iutonal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

MUELHAUSEN,. s. wrzes
MIA: Nv pobliskiej., :miejsco
wokci DegerlocE nauczyciel
Wagner " przystepie obla-
kama xamordowa{ zone j
czworo. swoich. dzieci, pod.
palii dom, q nawet Gale mias-
teczko Muelhausen, podk}a-
|dajac ogieh ma czterech je-
go rogach; straz pczy}apa}a
szale6ca chciala 20 pcjma6,
ale sbronii sic rewolwerem i
strzelajac, zabi} 6 os6b, a 10
.cie4ko poranil: sta}o sic to
tvm spcsobem, ze 6cigany
szaleniec schroni} sic do staj-
nj ,jakiej6 i tam sic zabary-
ksdowa}, wystrzelal tam
wszystko bydlo i konie, a
|potem majac widocznie zna-
czny zapas. bronii; atrzelii 0.
|'ko}o 250 razy do=zoblegaja-
cych 60 straznik6 6w:d1opi
Fkiedy mu wyszly naboio do
stall 60 ludzie " rece,=przy.
TEN tax 70 obito, ze prawdo.
podobnie um1ze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

FILADELFIA, Pa. SYN
kowni ma 2giej j Lombard nj.
wieczorem bawii sic Frank
Jasinski zamieszkaiy pm. 118
Lombard ul. v towarzystwie
kilku przyjaci6l. Gdy docho..
Edzi'a juz p6lnoc, kiedy wszY-
stkie salony musza bye sam.
kniete, przyjaciele Jasinskie-
go 7aproponowali mu, aby
.ieszcze rae zafundowa}. ID
sinski odm6wil, wtedy zacze-.
to 60 bic i zadano mu kiika
ran nozem. Zawezwano No
miejsce wYpadku Policysnts
.Frogana, kt6ry rannego o.
dsslal pogotowiem do Sspi.
tala Pennsylya6sk kiego. Stan
Jasinskiego lest bardxo kry-
tycsny. Policys jako ucze.t-
nika " lei awanturze aresz.
towala niejakiego J6zefa La
winskiego zamieszkatsgo przy.
Howard ul. blisko 6 tel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11
DE: obawiaja sic zamachu
czynia poszuki wanna.

w naibli2szy ponied2ia
lex ma bye ma trwajacym we
Wiedniu kongresie syonis.
tow omawiana powt6rnie
kwestya kontroli fundusz6w
palesty6skich, kt6ra onegdaj
taxa burze wywolata, q nara.
gle omawiaja mniej nirytuja-
GO kwestye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

CO KWostye.
MONTREAL, Kanada. 9
wrze6nia. Kiedy juz sic zds'
,wala zupelnie przegraaa spra-
wa Thaw'a nagle przyjela o
br6t o wie'e pomy6lniejszy
dla 6ciganego zbiega z Mat,
teawan: otto M skutek INA
komicie prowadzonej obrony
Thaw'a, adwoka"i jego W
chwili, gdy juz sad W Coat.
cook, wydal dekret wydania
zbiega wla.izom emigracYj.
nYm 8 do Stanu Vermont,
przediozyli uzystana apela.
owe do najwyzszego sadu W
Montrealu uzyskali wstrzy.
manic postepowania do 15go
wrze6nia, ". kt6rym:ttp dniu
v sadzie " Montrealu odbe-
t1tzis sie rozprawa: 1,brana n
sYskala.- / ! ten I fakt. Thalw
prz',ebywa JUL ponad:.10 :tIni
u sk|nnadzie, a koanstytucya .
oFzeka, 20 niepozqdany ma
byt do di'i 10 wydalony....
Nadto obrona aresxtowa1a
eprytnie@ chwilowo pod "a
rzutem ,gfy W karty niedoz-
wolonrj. prokuratora. jerome,
g|6wntgo' prze6ladowce Tha-.
W a, eby 90 .nnieszkodiiwjc.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-17
MACON, GAy CHILD
Made Strong and We'll by VinOI.

When we tell you that Vinol is the best remedy in our whole stock for making weak puny ailing children strong. robust and rosy we are only telling you what has been proved by hundreds of mothers.
 J. l.. Fickling Macon, Ga, says: My child was very thin and delicate, no appetite, nervous and did not sleep we'll Doctors did not help her. Vinol was recommended and the change after fair trial was wonder ful. She sleeps sOundly all night, has a splendid appetite and has gained in weight I wish every mother knew what Vinol will do for delicate chil-
 What Vinol did for this little girl it will do for every weak and ailing child because sickly children need the strengthening cod liver clements and the tonic iron that Vinol contains that is why Vinol builds them up quickly and gives them a fine, healthy color. It is pleasant to take and we guarantee that the results will satisfy you- money back if they do not. Broadway Pharmacy, c. c. Engler Norwich, Conn.
 P S-If you have Eczema try our SaXo SalVe. We guarantee it.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-17

At Colchester on Thursday, for the regular meeting of New London County Pomona grange, No 6, Patrons of Husbandry, there was an attendance of about 100 patrons from various parts of the county when the meeting was called to order in Grange hall at 10 o'clock in the morning by Worthy Master Billings T. Avery of Ledyard. Miss Alice Bishop of Bozrah was sec retary, and the usual routine business was disposed of. The place for the next meeting was decided upon as Norwich, and it will be on the third Thursday of December At that time the fifth degree will be worked in full form. There was no degree work at the meeting at Colchester.
 At noon a bounteous dinner was served free by the ladies of Colchester grange, and this was followed by the afternoon session, for which the pro- gramme was conducted by the lecturer, Mrs. Maud E. Bliss, of Norwich.
 It began with an address by Mrs Maud K. Wheeler of Storrs, formerly teacher of domestic science at the college. She gave a very instructive talk along the line of household man. agement making her remarks practical by giving a number Of recipes and de- scribtng how they were to be followed out, and also showing how the high cost of living might be combatted by
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-17
KIDNEY AND BLADDER
 TROUBLES DISAPPEAR
Chronic Sufferers Find Relief After Few Doses of Croxone

If you are bothered with backache- or rheumatism, have disagreeable, an- moving bladder or urinary disorders to contend with-or suffer with any other of the many miseries that come from weak kidneys. here is a guaranteed remedy you can depend upon.
 It is positive fact that Croxone promptly overcomes such diseases.
 It soaks right in and cleans out the stopped up kidneys and makes them filter and sift cut the poisonous waste matter from the blood. It neutralizes and dissolves the uric acid that lodges in the joints and muscles, causing rheumatism; soothes and heals tho delicate Things of the bladder.
 More than a few doses of Croxone are seldom required to relieve even the obstinate, long standing cases.
 You will find Croxone entirely diff ferent from all other remedies, It Is so prepared that 1t is practically i'm possible t6 take 1t without results. An original package costs but q trifie, and your druggist is authorized to return the purchase price if Croxone fails. to give the desired results the very first time.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-17
DELEGATES REPORTED
 FROM STATE CONVENTION
Rev. pr. J. B. SIocum and Deacon F. E. Beckwith Spoke at Central Bap tist Church.

Two of the Central Baptist church delegates who attended the state con- vention at Meriden this week made reports from the convention at the church prayer meeting on Thursday evening. The pastor, Rev. pr. Joel B. Slocum, spoke of various significant lessions from the convention, and Dea- con F. E.. Beckwith also reported.
 Over 400 delegates at Meriden Wed nesday afternoon at the last session of the ninetieth annual convention of the Connecticut Baptist Ministers voted to hold the 1914 convention in New London at the first Baptist Caurch It was unanimously voted by the conVen- ton to abandon whatever policies of retrenchment of Connecticut Baptist conference and conventions may have advocated in the past and from now on the ministers guarantee that Fix celsior' will be their watchWord.
 The convention decided that the general apportionment committee would be left in charge of the funds for missionary work in the state and the various churches should be allowed to name their own contribution. Should the funds thus raised prove insufficient the committee has been empowered to levy an additional amount upon the various communities in order to meet the expenses of the work which the delegates have decided is absolutely necessary to ensure the future of their creed
 The committees for the coming year were appointed and resolutions adopt ed declaring for increased efforts in the state missionary field and favor ing larger contribution from each church in order to admit of this in- creased expenditure. Several good ad- dresses characterized the days ses- sions and Rev. Emory W. Hunt, D. D, of Boston. general secretary of the American Baptist Foreign Mission so- ciety. delivered two splendid address es. His talk before the afternoon ses- sion which was the closing meeting of the convention dwelt on The United Missionary Campaign, and he pleaded for a more concerted action from all the Baptist churches in regard to al- leviating the spiritual shortcomings of the 250, 000 foreign speaking inhabi- tants of the state. In the evening Dr. Hunt spoke before the annual banquet of the convention on the topic, Our Main Business. The well known mis- sfonary director minced but few words in acQuaintfng his brother workers with what he considered their main business.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-17
MOTHERI IS CHiLD'S
 STOMACH SOUR, sicK7
If tongue IS coated or if cross. feverish. oonstipated give "Caiifornia
 Syrup of Figs"

Don't scold your fretfu1 peevish child. @@a U tongue is coated; this is a sure sign it's little stomach liver and bowels are clogged with sour waste
 When listless, pale feverish. full of cold breath bad throat sore, doesn't eat sleep or act naturally. has stonac ch- ache, indigestion diaTrhoea. give a tea spoonful of California Syrup of Figs. !" and in a few hours all the foul waste. the sour bile and fermenting food pass es out of the bowels and you have a well and playful Ckld again. Children love this harmless fruit laxative" and mothers can rest easy after giving it, because it never fails to make their little 'insides" clean and sweet
 Keep it handy. Mother A little given today saves a sick child to- morrow. but get the genuine Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of california Syrup of Figs" which has directions for babies. children of all ages and for grOWn-upS plainly on the bottle Remember there are counter feits sold here, so surely look and see that yours is made by the california Fig Company" Hand back with con- tempt any other fig syrup
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-17
COMMON PLEAS COURT
 DID MUCH BUSINESS.
Found Guilty on Third Trial and Fined.

The criminal court of common pleas continued it's session here on Wednes- day and after disposing of all the business coming before it adjourned without date. The jurors were paid off by Clerk John C. Averill, and the jury was excused to be in attendance again here on Tuesday, the 18th of October.
 When the court came in here on Monday a large amount of business was before it in the 57 cases on the docket. Of these there are now only eight left. which have been continued and nearly all of these for cause.
 In the business of the last day of ed by the jury in the case against Hen ry Cook of East Lyme, accused of talk ing rifle and a rain coat that be- Ionged to Edward L, Barrett of Hart ford Judge Charles B. Waller fined Mir Cook $5 and costs, and the accused went to jail.
 The case against John Phillips over not sending one of his children to school was continued.
 AIfret Tucet of New London. for vio- Iation of the liquor law was fined $75 and costs, and went to jail.
 John Tuckie of Greeneville pleaded guilty to the charge of keeping a house of assignation and was fined S100 and costs. The arrests were made in the case by the state police. There was also a count against MT Tuckie for violation uf the liquor law and this was continued. The accused repre- scented to the court that he desired and expected te sell out his business. If this occurs, the complaint on this count can be nolled, and the case was contin- ued to give him opportunity to do as he said he intended. The cases against two Norwich people. Francis J. Riley and Catherine Curry, accused of ire quenting' were nolled. They served as witnesses against the proprietor.
 The case against Mary Carpenter, ac- cused of keeping a house of assigna- ton in New London, was continued. She represented that she intended to get out of the business and the court continued the case to see that she does so.
 Bartholomew Hanifin of Norwich, ac cused of intoxication, was reported to have been settled in the lower court, and was accordingly nolled in the common pleas.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-17
COUNTY POMONA AT COLCHESTE
Patrons of Husbany Told by w. K Wheeler of Stors How to Combat the High Cost of Living-Deputy C. l.. Staples Presented Purse Attend National Grange Meeting.

the avoidance of the use of meat and what could be placed upon the menu instead of it.
 After a dialogue, The Sewing Ma chine, by Messrs. Browning and Mil- Ter of Colchester grange, and piano solo by Mrs. Beebe of Salem. par ticularly interesting feature was in troduced in a mock trial in which c. B. Staples was on trial for alleged dereIictjons in duties as deputy for the grange The yrial was conducted in due form with c. F. Congdon of Mys- tic as judge, Everett P. Barnes of Preston as prosecuting attorney, Ezra Hem pstead as attorney for the de- fendant, Fred Barnes of Mystic as sheriff, Miss Alice Bishop of Bozrah as court clerk, Mrs. Maud E. Bliss as court stenographer,
 The witnesses in the case were Ella Browning of Colchester, Billings T. Avery Of Ledyard and MT. Husted of Salem.
 The accused was found guilty and sentence was given by presenting him a purse of $46 to attend the national grange meeting with his wife, and he ,>;tS also uiVen q handsome cOrnet in a ease. He made grateful and suit able acknowledgment of the gifts
 Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs Henry Durham of MiddIetown and State Deputy Cook of Farmlnston.