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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30

q basketball league between fhs pear by htgh schools. -iE s-Sfft
 Mrs. John Gallup and daughter Helen were visitors in Norwich ;krt- day .y -s~.B B s,- B ,-f. Troop F. Arrives. "a --.-L
 Troop F-of the Second cavaIryxof the .Cnitetlf Stntes army -gfrited in town Friday afternoon from Putnam They hre Co remain in camp here-Efor about ten days They ere staciOned at sF5rt Ethan Allen, Burlington. M. but are now out mapping. The -off- cers of Troop F are Capt. W. R. Arned- berg. Jr-. First Lieutenant F. g. Sny- der, and Second Lieutenant D. O. Nei- son Tl1e troop is composed of as men and they have 60 horses and eight hules with them They are mapping from Burlington to- Plattsburgs is'r
 Brief Hetss.
 Mrs Louis sterns was s-visit0r sr Norwich Friday t.. ..-. s-- -
 Thomas Flynn. Frederiei King and Prank Evans motored 10 Putnam F'f- day -'
 Henry Knabe, is able to, be out after an Illness with typhoid fayer. sss
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
ne.dleworI< ouild,. Exhibi.ion. :

The directors of the Needlework guild are planning for their annual exhibition. which will be held at the home of George E. Stiles on Windham road. The affair will. as usual. con- sist of tea. and the exhibition of the articles made by the contributors.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
GEORGIA WOMENss CLUES
 TURN DOWN SUFFRAGE
Voted Down by w. c. T. U. and "a, bied by tas Mensenis Federation.

{ Savannah, Ga- Oct ss--After an ar- of WomeriB clubs today tabled d res o1ution endorsing votes for women.
 CovinEkon, 1r.. Oct. 90. - The Georgia Woinenss Christian Temper ance Union in annual coeenEion here today voted down an amendment to the by-iaws, providing that 1t should work for suffrage.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
Brief Rets6.
BALTIC

Atsths Methodist EpIscopa1 church Sunday, the past0r. Rev. Charles Smith. win preach at 1O.90 -a- m and. D. m Morning subject, Sone Things Consadereds Evening tople. It Paid
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30

Sweden yearly imports about $20,0OO worth Of anrgical Instruments.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
zEBELINE COATS

Zebeine Coats in navy blue and green with collar and cuffs to match, loose belt $500 "a
 Another style in Changeabe Blue Zebene with invisi bic stripes finished with threeinch band of black velvet at bottom, collar and cuffs to- match, St7.5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30

The excitement over the coming election In Maryland IS intenee. Trouble is feared In some of the cities. and Governor Goidsborough has been appealed to-, Maryland will rlert governor. comptroller--o -.' the state treasazy. attorney general a fnn hnuee of delegates and half q the alAtA, senate In addition. four conAtituti9h- al amendroents win be voted .bpcn.
 mad local minor offleers wiF ee -ch6s
 en in the counties and Baltimore -eifyr Candidates to succeed ~ Governor
 ton E. Weller, republican, sEnlcrsen C. Harrington. democrat and George, E. .G0odsnch. prohibifiopists rae
 constitutional amendments arH. for the
 referenduu. a new taxation Fenerne. crfrninaI cases The refersnddfn pjan is practically the same as tn4t fot-. lowed in other states. except uhet the
 Maryland proposition includes "a pro-
 hibition against the use of the ref l.erendum in any local option Q rficense. " FAsaas1ttSnnss. tts-aFE sstzsC nssrrU
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELsoN

A.nssn- -AIcott Marriage at New Haven --csValrymsn March 5outh--con- ereostioraf Roll Call and Annual Supper = County Commissioner Grant Tctsl of fs Licenses -A One Remonstrance.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
TOILET GOODS OFFERINGS

Creme Elcaya, 45c 8 jar.
 Pompeian Message Cream. 42c jar. Creme Tokalon, soc jar. Creme de Meridor, PC a jar.
 Colgate's Cold Cream, 25c a jar. Dagget & RamsdaIrs Perfect Cold Cream, 31c jar.
 Willfarnss Talcum Powders, 15c. Babcocks s Talcum Powders, 15e. MenneIl's Borated and Talcum Pow .ders, 11c. ss
 Roger & Galiet,s Talcsm Powders, 2pc.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
PLARSFELDN
croquet Club Plans Whists-Trosps>F >F Arrives frera Putnam-LocaI Stu
 dents at H. 8. Athletic Confersncs.

The Plainheid Croduet club is plan ming to hold a whist party, the first of a series of four which win be given by the club, under the direction of P. Blanchette. There will be four prizes awarded by the club.
 A calf was found in, front of F. I. Racine,s on Railroad avenue. Thurs day nieht, having strayed from H. B Chapman's. lTt was caught on Rail- road avenue and returned to its owner At Putnam Meeting. ....
 M. A Barr and John Nolan wers in Putnam Friday as the reprasen- tatives frum the Piatnfield high scn0ol at the meeting. held there to organizs
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30

Lambert's Listerine, 44c Finds Honey and Almond Cream 42c Medium size Sal Hepatica, 44c Toilet Ammonia, quart size, 121kc bottle
 Nujal, a pure white mineral, an ef- fective internal lubricant for use in the treatment of constipation, large size bottle, 65c. ,, Fl Cuticur6 Ointment, 45c.
 Hydrox Peroxide Cream, 21c.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30

oicrk.s os,cs In wIIIimantic for the purpose of granting licenses in thai Hssors ut Whist. s
 Tie winners ht this weelss meeting of the Bijou Whist club were Mss Yvsfne Breault. Mrs. Jule Benac and Miss Mary Jane Dubois-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
PUTNAM

Bishop Hilsu con6rns clsss of soo-- msrehants' csnsmlttss so Diseuas
 unprofitsbis Advsrtisins Rseeipts From License Will Probably Exssen
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30

Rev. c. H. Barber of the congre-
 satlonal church and Rev. n. A. begg of the Methodist church win exchange pulpits Sunday morning. ~.
 Mss Elizabeth Filling of New York and her friend. Niss Benice Barnett, ok Newark, N. J- are gpeets of Luther
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
COATS IN BLACK AND NAVY
FAIL AND WINTER GLOVES

women's Driving Gloves in white, brown and gray, soc aspairs
 Ghiidren.s 1Iittens in white or black. f25c a pair. k New Messa1ine Belts. fur trimmed. |colors are black, green, navy and breVn; $1.0o each. !. New Collars. fancy, stripes and checks at 25c each. | New Ostrich Neck. Boas. sSc $i.s9, fs1.S9, $2.s9, $s.ss and $4.s9.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30

Waahable Chevrette Gloves, 'tBacfno'' make, in putty, navy, gray and black blacks have white stitching, s1:00 and $f.5o pair
 Kid Gloves in black, white, tan and brown 1t sloo a pair z.
 Kid Gloves in white. with black stitching and black with white stitch- ing at $1.26. a pair.sls
 Kid Gloves in black white and tan at S1.5D a pair.
 Cliiidfen,h Golf Gloves. all colors. 25c a pair. v =
 Women's Golf Gloves, all colors. 25c and soc a pair.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-20
Biggest May Sale Of Women's
and Misses Wearing Apparel
Ever Held in City of Ottumwa

To the Ladies of OAumwa and Vicinity Here Friday
and Saturday and buy Coat Suit, Dress, Skirt,
Waist, Petticoat or Hat at Manu- lecturers prices
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-20
New Summer
Dresses

The many beautiful and dainty
dresses purchased by our buyer
while recently in the eastern
markets are now arriving by
each days express shipments,
They are dainty white wolfe and
dresses, some trimmed
with a little touch of color beau
tiful and differently designed
white dresses, French linen
dresses, and fine tub dresses in
checked, dotted, striped and plain
colored voiles and crepes. All
embody the latest style touches
and will appeal to you for their
differenance and exclusiveness.
We have marked our entire stock
of summer dresses for quick
selling. See them Friday and
Saturday. Below are two extra
special lots.
One lot consisting of twelve different styles
in voiles, crepes and linens - plain colors,
striped and checked materials. Dresses
that are easily worth IS to $3.50 at =
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-20
$500

Rampoer Chuddahs, fine serges and silks
some with long tunics, but materials worth
more than price asked. See these skirts.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-20
1893

Think of buying fresh. dainty tub dress
right now when season is just starting at a
price at least 50, and in some cases SO and
81, less than you expect to, and are willing
to pay for such dresses as these. See
them at
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-20
Silk and Wool Dresses

Silk dresses Of crepe de chene, crepe meteors,
taffetas messalines, and poplins in a good as
sortment of sizes and colors
Wool dresses in latest style effects. Materials
are light weight serges, gray yigeros, poplins
and crepes. Sizes 16 to A bust
Wool dress values $780, $40, SIS, to $40 - also
Silk dress values $40, SIS, 500 to $25 - at
$500
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-20

An extra special assortment
Of crepe de chene, voiles and
tub silk waists waists
that are worth and have sold
at 50 and SO. Colors white,
maize, blue, pink and black.
Sizes "a to 46 bust.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-20

At this price you will find
the prettiest of styles in
voiles, striped wash silks, jap
silk, habitu wash silk -
waists worth 1.50 and 81.
Sizes "a to As bust.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-20
Alterations Extra on all Sale Goods
Extraordinary Sale Of Guaranteed
Rain Goats

0nA uVA uAA0Ay 001C u OU0A oM.SS~
Rain Goats
We put on sale Friday twenty
different styles including the
new models now so popular. The
rubberized coating on every gar
ment we sell is guaranteed for
three years and this insures GER
tain satisfaction. Every one a
bargain. Here are the prices.
Tan, olive and blue colored rain
coats with both set-in and rag
Ian sleeves - good full lengths.
convertible collars - every coat
guaranteed and latest styles,
F. FoF SG SG price s. S3.65
Other coats ranging in price =
SIS and $3.50
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-20

Newest cotton waists in long
and short sleeves, high and
low neck styles, some collars
being adjustable. All have
the latest touches. Many
of these sold up to 81. Sizes
"a to 46 bust.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07
iNDICT TEXAS OFFICERS.
Scandal in National Guard Cause Of
Reduction Of Allowance.

san Antonio. Te1as--The war de
partuent has advised the state ad.u-
tant generals Office az Austin that the
government allowance 10 the Texas
National Guard FOR the ensuing year
Eill be s. 900 instead Of 100000. It
vas announced here Saturday.
A deduction Of ssl 900 from the
usual appropriation vas made by the
department TO cover the value Of uni
forms and other equipment belonging
70 the state militia. which. II IL
charged. were sold 10 Mexican revo
lutionists after official statements had
been submitted that the equipment
had been condemned and destroyed.
Three officers Of the Texas National
Guard recently were indicted here on
charges Of defrauding the government
in connection with the alleged sale o.
he militia Equipment
Agents OF the department Of justice
say that $4,000 worth OF uniforms
vas sold TO Carranza troops. the Unit.
ed States army buttons being removed
and sold TO a St Louis firm.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07
SCORES PERISH IN
STORM IN SOUTH
5S- INDIAN HURRICANE CAUSES
k-c- DAMAGE ~ VICINITY
OF sE~ ORLEANS.
: - -sr-s Tel 7.1or--s - &c Over
Tree ---ore- lives, "nile tire
----e--y ISIS s Estimates AZ
Twelve viiiior Dollars

N=~ C--sz1s-Reporr received
zee F-.-zy pisc=t the number OF
E-c=- -=z1 - result OF the hurri.
cz-= s1-c1 sEspI Ire Louisiana and
A-ss-sslppi coasts Wednesday a. ls0
az 80 Missing - 3l3. Property dam.
az = -l= rzo states was roughly IS.
mated - 81 90 GO.
>0--l q New Orleans for sixty
--=s ~ territory OF both sides of
80 Mississippi river Is under from
e. . 1tteen feet Of water and hun.
-r=-z q persons are reported ma.
-oc-=- Il trees and xreckzge.
H=ist parties with physicians and
-1rs@s lett Se~ Orleans Friday.
zhczra bats laden with food and med
-csl supplies fo- the stricken district
i as stated Friday night that out
side aid probably would not be need
ID
The known dead in Louisiana In
cluded
Ne~ Orleans and environs. "a; Rigo
lets q; lake Catherine. %; Near
Premier. . Eight drowned in sinking
packet Hazel near Grand Isle.
Reported dead and missing in Louis
lana,
Shell Beach. s. Bernard parish. Is;
Island De Ia Creix. p: Yolosky. Il
negroes
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07
ALLIES ARE DRIVING
THE GERMANS BACK
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critics say that once This line Is car
ned thsre i 10 third position which
could save Germany from z great dis
zste-. Affecting particularly the crown
princes army IN the Argonne and Won
Eesrllgsn's north Of Rheims
The losses on both sides are enor-
nous. according 10 all news from the
front Il is evident that in the fight
ing since Saturday at least 300 900
men have been lost by both sides
The casualties Of the attacking force
naturally are the greater, it is be-
iieved
Along the Belgian coast the British
feet II cooperation with French land
batteries. has resumed its lombard
melt Of Tire German positions, and 2
great 1snkizg move is about 70 be
launched i IS reported. by the British.
with Cstsnd g the initial objective
Berlin admits that south Of Marie
Py French brigade succeeded in
breaking into the German second lire
but states that efforts to 90 beyond
this point met with failure. 500 French
men being captured Paris also states
that owing 10 a curtain OF FIRE he
French were unable 70 press their
way farther into German lines. Sou-h
Of Ripont the French during TIE night
occupied a German es-th~ork known
as the Defeat EsrthHork~ but Thurs
day nights communique admits that
the Teutons have regzined Z foothold
in this position
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07
ALLIES SEND MEN
TO DEFEND SERBIA
HOPE THAT Ha7 ~ BALKANS
MAY BE s.-RTEo VIRTUALLY
HAS BEEN ABANDONED.
Action Fellows News - Arrival -
Bulgaria CO sEE-is- s-1 Ger
man Officers - o---- --e
Bulgarian Amy.

LondOn--The hope expressed -azr
war IN The Balkans night - zr=--et
virtually has been z5z-oc-ed- accord
ing 70 TIE belief expressed = otzcsz-
circles
Foreign Secretary Grey announced
Friday Afternoon 1z- Austrian an
German officers zere arriving Il Bul-
CARA 70 direct tae BuiEz-zz- z--r
Ire secretary SD us VS. : tze-
which th= allies regard Win the II
uos- gravity
TIE foreign secretary surhorizs5
ne toIoEi.g statement
-l1fCr-z-5ol has been received --.z-
German AID Austrian officers have fo-
several days ben arriving Il b. CARA
WITH T-eE 70 taking Al active pzrt u
directing TIE B1lgsriz1 arm This
zcticl i precisely similar % t1s- -
q L Turkey. where German officers
forced Turkey 70 make Al ent.rsly -
provoked attack upon Russ-z .zst
year
Since the allied powers are bound
70 support the states who are threat
ened By such proceedings II Bulgaria
this news Is regarded - Of the utmost
gravity
The Paris Temps zrnounces thai
France and Great Britain and Russia
a.Tss1y have taken military mea sures
70 defend Serbia and Greece against
Eu gETisn aggression
TIE Temps does not indicate xha-
armed steps have been taken by the
allies. nor Is anything official avail
abe respecting their military DISCO
sitiOns- II is presumed IN military
circles here. however. that a formic-
able expedition will land either a.
Kavsis or Saloniki. OF that it already
may be landing
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07
Earthquake in Utah.

Salt Lake City-A general earth
quake shock which was felt through
out the western United States from
San Francisco east caused apprehen
sion among the wakeful in Salt Lake
Saturday night. Guests at the hotels
were 50 shaken that they left their
beds Reports from towns in the in
termOuntain country tell Of little or no
damage. although in some places book
were shaken Of tables and picture
were twisted on the walls and glass
and china ratified
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07
ARABIC INCIDENT
UNDER DISCUSSION
GERMANY FAILS TO SATISFY The
REoUE-T or UNITED STATES
on SINKING OF SHIP.
H-He There s No Danger Of lmns-
cate Break m Diplomatic Rels-
Sans. Case May Bring About
Rupture Before Il IS Settled.

Washington Germany has failed
10 szi-sty tie request % the United
states maj ths sinking c. the Arabic.
SIX = .oss q American lives, be dis
avo~ed and liability FOR The act as
s-ned 1y he imperial government.
This -eczne kuosn after a confer
=-ce Sunday night between President
Wilson and Secretary Lansing, al
=h-ca tie later submitted = note Civ
- him Saturday in NeW York by
Count von Bernstein. he German am
czssa5or
No announcement Nas made after
re W1.-e House conference. Secre-
tzry l-ansing said merely that IL Was
iczds-s-5le 10 comment on the situa-
ton Eale he negotiations were STU
confidential he declined 10 say what
tie re1l step would be but il was
learned later the German ambassador
Eouid - asked 20 come TO Washing
ila Son 10 receive The view viii b
the American government axes Of the
asst German noe Count Won Bern
SORE Is fully authorized by MS gov
eminent 10 conduct the submarine ne
gcriations
Vale the situation has improved 10
t1= extent tha, there is no danger %
al immediate break in diplomatic re-
atoms. as the note affords an oppor
unity Tor further negotiations. il was
stated reliably that hnal refusal by
Germany 70 meet me American view.
point On the Arabic case might bring
about the threatened rupture in dip
!omat.c relations
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07
HILLsTRom GRANTED RESPITE
President Wilson Asks Postponenent
Of Execution Pending Investigation.

Salt Lake City--Joseph HIlstron
was not executed On Friday for the
murder Of Salt Lake grocery1nza and
his son Acting upon Z telegram
from Woodrow Wilson. president Of
the United States. requesting post
ponement Of the execution q Hill
strom pending further Investigation Of
the case by the minister from Sweden
TO the United States, Governor William
Spry Of Utah Thursday afternoon IS
sued an official respite 70 the con-
demned man until the next regular
meeting Of the board Of pardons. Oc-
tober Is.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07
WANTED
A Question or Worcs.

A certain country innkseper always
warned his customers that il was
closing time by calling out Now. zen.
tlemen. the time has inspired" A
stranger who happened 20 stay the
night was much amused on hearing
the landlords usual formula repeated.
and drew his atteu-ion 20 the mistake
he Was making
Why" asked BonHace. what
should I say"
You should say the time las ex.
pired. not inspired
The following night the worthy
landlord remem bered his lesson and
when closing time came De exclaimed
Now gentlemen. its time you all eI.
PRED"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07
Strikers Seize Mine Officials.

Clifton, Ariz.-The first trouble il
the strike Of miners employed by the
copper producing companies Of the
Clifton district occurred here SATURDAY.
when a throng OF men bearing ban
ners inscribed We will fight befor
We starve." paraded the streets anC
later seized Edward Dawson and sey
era other mine officials. The official.
were rescued by Sheriff J. ]. Cash anC
lodged in the county courthouse for
safe keeping.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07
a Square Deal.

When the jury in a western court
found the accused guilty OF the crime
charged the prisoner rose in the dock
and dramatically exclaimed
May heaven strike me dead II am
guilty"
The judge waited few minutes and
then said
Prisoner at the bar. since Proyi-
dence has not seen a; 10 interfere tne
sentence OF the court will now be pro-
nCunccd. Y. Times.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07
NEED 100000 ovERcoATs.
War Prisoners in Siberia Without Nee
essary Winter Garments.

san Francisco.-A statement that
100000 German prisoners OF war are
in Siberia without blankets or coats
was contained in a cablegram askins
relief. received here Saturday BY
George Volkmann. member OF gro
Gerry jobbing firm. The message Wa
from the relief committee Of Tientsin
II read:
Publish widely German press 200.
100 war prisoners Siberia absolutely
b,ankets. no coats. Urgent need
4. ment direct American consul
Va COX. for specia' representative
department Of state"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07

Mr.. Deal. the undertaken. was never
at loss for an answer when anyone
attempted 10 poke fun at him or his
profession One day a would.be ait.
meeting him. remarked.
Yours must ,e a grewsome bust.
ness, Mr. Deal. suppose you under
takers never look at a man without
wishing him dead"
You are mistaken" replied the un-
dertaker. Il know some people whom
would be perfectly willing to bury
alive"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07
rR. COOK ARRESTED AT SPY.
American Explorer Denied Permission
to Climb Mount Everest.

San Francisco.-Dr Frederick A
Cook, who left San Francisco in June
to Climb Mount Everest in the Hima
layas. was arrested in Rangoon. Bur
ma. as German spy. and his motion
picture outfit was coniscated. accord
ing TO Curtis ". Allen. an American
timber buyer who has returned from
an eleven months trip in the far east
Allen said that Or. Cook was released
later. but permission to climb Everest
was withheld.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07
EARTHQUAKE IN NEVADA.
Perpie Flee From Homes When 5u;lc-
ings Begin 70 Rock

INLAY. Ney.-MUch damage vas
done BY earthquake shocks for 100
miles along the Southern Pacific raj.
road, il was learned from reports re
ceiyed Sunday Several railroad
water tanks sopp.ed from their sup
prs and one Of them al Lovelock
forty miles west Of here, crushed one
eFd Of q dwelling house
People fed from their residences il
nglt clothing here and elsewhere
y ais Of three brick buildings q.
LOvelOck were cracked open.