Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 20, 1910, Page 8

_POLICE GRAFT INQUIRY STARTS N CINCINNATI Liquor Seller Molested After Having, He Says, Paid Tribute, Gives the Scheme Away. Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 19.—Official investigation of charges of graft and faveritism in the treatment of saloon keepers by members of the Cincinnati police department were begun today by Safety Director Scott Small at the directien of Mavor Schwab, Chief of Pelice Paul Milliken was ordered te present charges, filed with him three months age by James Mul- . a saloonkeeper, in which it was asserted that the police had been attempting to break up Mulligan’s bus- iness after he had ppid weekly tribute for five years for the privilege of keep- ing open after midnight. Other saloopists daclared that when they stopped paying for gambling priv- ileges, they were repeatedly arrested, while competitors who continued to pay were not molested. FOUR CHINAMEN CAUGHT IN A FREIGHT CAR Were Billed from a Canadian Town— Held at Holyoke. Holyoke, Mas ept. 19.—Four Chi- namen. whom the poii claim were being smuggled into this country from (anada, were found in a freight car today, well provided with food and opium. The Chinese were taken to the local station to await the arrival of federa]l officers. The freight car in which the China- men were found and which was billed from Narnish, P. Q. and consigned to J. Drew of this arrived in the local yard vesterda Twe men acting suspiciously about the car this morning caused an inves- tigation, and, breaking the door. the policemen discovered the Chinamen themselves behind ~bales of enjoying hay The federal government has for vears been much annoved by schemes of wholesale smuggling of - Chinese ,anadmn hord SLUMP IN "SMUGGLING. over the Tip by Wireless Produces Mode| Pas- sengers’ Declarations. 19.—Wireless had been used to tell incoming velers | of the recent arrests of smugg in | | New York, Senpt. the cabin and the desirabilit sengers makeing careful de by Th> result was noted yesterda the customs people who overlooked the baggage of passengers in hy the W Star bner Arabic and the Frencn i La Lorraine he declarations whaole were me of explicit Even souvenir spoons and postal were included in seme lists Should Make No Mistakes. The Hon. 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You'll be “aure of yourself in all branches “important’ in business transac- “tions. BOOKKEEPING, COMMERCIAL LAW, TYPEWRITING, « STENOGRAPHY, Taught and Well Taught. w. E. CANFIBLD, Diamond Rings Fime, bright, snappy Stones $15 to $500 each "The Plant-Cadden Co., Joewelers and Silversmith;, Bstablished 1872, PALAUT - CADDEN BUILDING 1 | Will - Be- Kept - There Tb Avalt Further - Qr&érs ; the Court and Un,der Observatxon, : time set for the hesius.'Spencer was dressed in a light suit and he looked much thinner than at the time of his arraignment in May. His appearance | otherwise had not greatly changed since then. Spencer’'s wife, his moth- Bertram G. Spencer, ot wLepanon, the murderer of Miss Martha B. Black- stone in Springfield, was on Saturday committed to the state asylum for in- sane criminals at Bridgewater, Mass., after a hearing before Justice John A Aijken and Judge G. A. Sanderson of[ Mrs. W. T.. Spencer of Lebanon. the superior court, in Springfield. The | his sister, Mrs. Norman Pultz, and the.: hearing was on a motion filed Thursday V(um)l_y physician, Dr. Elizabeth Young by Spencer’s counsel, R. P. Stapleton | Myers entered the room soon after he of Holvoke and C. L. Young of Spring- { did. Spencer broke down when he saw | field, asking that he be sent to an them and for several minutes was un- insane asyvlum so that he could be ‘ able to Lontrol himself, but he regain- watched by alienists to determine the | ed his-composure before the opening question of his sanity. This meant | of the hearing and throughout the re- that the trial which was scheduled for | mainder of the proceedings he paid | Monday would not take place at pres close attention to all that was going | BERTRAM G. SPE ent, and probably not at all. The de-, on. The prisoner was placed on one of cision of the court was announced | the settees directly at the rear of the half pr brief heari sting only rail sey at’a1g the bar from the rest of an hour, at which four well own j the roc and near the center of the | icnists testified that in their opinion | room. His mother sat at his left d‘l‘ll Spencer shonld be committed -t his wife at i right, while 1 er lum for further ob i and Dr. M t on’the same seat to | er of the court the left of his mother. Mrs. Bertram | hall be k fur- | Spencer, dressed in black, put her arm ther orders from the court, and the su- | around her husband’s shoulder and | perintendent of the asylum is ordered | supported him during the early part of to report to Chief Justice Aiken once a | the proceedi month Spencer's mental condition. | Mr. Stapleton ada d the court as The decision of the court was reach- | soon as the judges had taken their | ed as a result of the testimony of | seats, saying that e experts had re- the four experts, two of whom said that | ported to the lawyers for the defense they believe Spencer is now insane and | that Spencer is insane and that in the other two that they could not tell | their opinion he should be committed | until he had been observed closely {to an asylum for further observation. | longer period of time. Dr. H. He asserted that no man who is insane ! inley of the s or has an unsound mind can legallly be 1e ester, and tried, and for that reason, he explained, | A. Houston, superintendent of the he had made the motion for the prison- er's commitment Dr. Quinby te orthampton insane e that Spencer inm, now insane. to an asylum. | ified that he had ex- | pos- Dr. jeorge B. Tuttle, superintendent of the amined Spencer at two different times, McLean insane asylum at Waverly on Monday and once about & month J. W. Courtney of ago. He stated that his conelusions | that they are not sure of &lvu cer's in- | were the same at each interview wi sanity. District Attorne: S. Taft ser. In reply to the question w | did not oppose the motion s opinion was, e stated that Spen- | lawyers, saying that in tl the - statement of his | testimony of the four e could | ssion, the not urge the court to refuse the 1 a3 s “crimes tion. Mr. Stapleton spoke briefl and hi pusi all indi- alf of the motion, saying that he ! cate : who is subject to some Spencer shouid be committed | mental aberrat He said in reply to eton that he t the na- but that he s suffering lestion fro Furnkey Naths 3 rded on the brou utes b ation was, SUNDAY AFTERNOON TEA. First of the Fall AT PCLVS. Vaudeville and Motion Pictures. Held by the Haile | is present- 5 week by Man- At Huile b on Sunday the at Poli's. It is the kind | usual erncon tea Hour was held aws erowd and pleases, first since copened for re- which happy. summer Dillon, wit yving picture lec- tells story and delights : the solos of s Duff and Walsh as g 3 ers make up a clever | der the leader- oty a good; hand { abeth Danihy. Thos: \iadden : trick in the com- Isahel C. Murphy edy sketch i le, havo Marion Bartlett a a numbe: the latter membe arousing < on weekday nights | particular - ir e s al heir enrollment and prother of Rey ick, until ns. the Fri- recently at St. Patrick’s church dancing class having al- In their comedy singing act. John- | r anged art October date for its il b e i Sl two mew classes in action of the crowd, and study-travel are fill- make good. In the Twin Flats, Ward will be regular even- | Kiare and Ward have w fun provoking ses, but will he duplicatsd in | ich kecps the audience roaring, ernoon for the associate mem- Welsh and Melrose as | bership. ont & line of work | L — re, both New Arc Light Placed comedy worl The | 4 pictures p interésting k InipRoyenientiis madeshy g“bjc‘““: e flaring arc | corner light placed and prove a telling featur p g fea in place of the there. It was put in OBITUARY. nday afternoon by the et nd used for the Hosmer H. Saunders. e = and favorahle com- T'he death of Hosmer H. Saunders of | may he | . e Backus | Fe was in his ! | making | s born at Deep River | g fatt avenue m of Hosmer ., and | s of which lers. He was a. compieted | Colc r, where he was| all done the } | town. 'Rmh Snow, all of | dletown in the jumior ¢ | where quietness is very | Your reward. ! today,” { the prima domna; Cut from Young Steer Beef Shouiders Lamb Salt Pork, mxen Round Steak HIGHLY Shoulder Pot Roast Extra Mid-week Specials For Tueéday, Wednesday and Thursday Ribor Loin Lamb Chops 1b. 1212 :EASONED Frankturters 2 1bs. 25¢ Bes! SEERRR SIS wrs phg. 8¢ 6 Large Boxes Matches 19¢ Best Laundry Stareh 4 Ibs. 15¢ Soda or Milk Crackers 3ibs. 25¢ Clean Whitz Rice - 6 Ibs. 25¢ 6 for 25¢ Yéllow Onions ih. 8lke Ib. 3oc 2 1bs. 25 ih. 14c Ib. iie | Large Mackerei SUGAR CURED Sweet as a nut Pure Lard - ib. 15¢ Sweet Potaloes 13 ibs. 25¢ Smoked Shoulders Best Compound ib. 1215¢ | Peanul Buiter 21bs.25c 4te 7 Ibs. av. w. § 21/20 iull Cream Cheese 1b. 17¢ Jumbo Bananas dozen i9c Delicious S Green Peppers peek 2le “QUAILS” TO FINISH TERM. ¢ Nine Youna Women Not to Be Driven From Wesleyan. The final vear, save one, of co-edu- cation at Wesleyan university, Mid- dletown, will begin on Thursday, Sep- |rr~m,)w Nine young ladies. nails” in the Wesleyan vernacula by their presence in a college body “cess. en chapel bell rolls out its first mons te morning chapel, nine \oung women will be “among those present.” They are all in the upper classes—five in the senior 1 four {in the junior. Al hail from t state, and ‘seven of the nine from Middle- The nine are Miss Katherine Miss Margaret A. Dutting, M Middletown, Miss Cromwell and Miss of Waterbury in iss Faith Bonfoey, 3ielby, Neill 1. Mary of 'l‘herfi\ Hester W. don and Miss Helen C. Happiness and Sorrow. o happiness there are far more re- 'glons unknown than there are in mis- fortune. The voice of misfortune is ever the same; happiness becomes the more silent as it penetrates deep- er. He is the happiest man who best understands his happiness; for he is of all men most fully aware that it is only the lofty idea, the untiring, courageous, human idea, that separates gladness {rom sorrow.—Maeterlinck. For a Sick Child. For a child or infant sick with brain fever or inflammation of any sort, important: take two ordinary bed slats, wrap them well with cotton or fine rags and Riynolds, Miss Amy &hel—‘ place one on each side of the patient. | Tie the arms and legs firmly, but not | to the | This will keep the restless : too tight to stop circulation, boards. child in a perfectly guiet position and help greatly in the cure of the same. o Reward. The less vou require looking after, the more able you are to stand alone and complete your tasks, the greater the intelligence you can rightly lend, the more valuable is your life.—Elbert Hubbard. A Perfectly Awful Cigar. “I bought a cigar named after you, said the low comedian, who looked rather pale. “Really?” smiled “l1 wasn't aware [ had so great an honor thrust upon me.” “Honor! gasped the comedian; “but I must not say more; rest assured, little one, your secret is safe with me!”—Illus- trated Sunday Magazine. Then if you cannot only ! | do your work, but dirett intelligently | and effectively the efforts of others, | | your reward is in exact ratio, and the | more people you direct, and the higher Suffering smokers!” | | Gotham—"Yes, Only Neecuea Anosthsr. . Depreciation. I was walking on the beach last In the old days when Bailey Sunday with my nephew, and [ told senate as a poor man it ve been ridiculous; but now it seems him that I would give him a dollar if | o'l i1\ in character that the bankers he could find two pebbles exactly alike. | who are loaning money on Texas auto- Full of glee, John hegan searching. By |mobiies should have an investigation and by he came running to me very | Wiicih resulted in the discovery that the value of all the automobiles in the state is $45,000,000, which is more than half the combined capital of all the state’s banks, and that the annual de- preciation, for which there is no rems edy, is not 1 than $15,00 much excited, and said: .“Oh, uncle, I've found one of them.’—Exchange. English Joke. ‘What is the difference between sea- sickness and putting a bankrupt's Breaking Up. the Party. property under the hammer? When “You didn't know Aunt Mat's cat You put the bankrupt’s property under | Tige. did you?” asked the girl She the hammer it is a sale of effects; , got it after you came away. Awfuily but sea-sickness is the effects of a | smart cat. She would go out in the sail.—London Tit-Bits. | barn, kill a nice gray rat and bring TN . it in and lay it at Aunt Mat's feet. Mexican National Drink. | Then Aunt Mat would smile at her The aloe, or rather agave, is the and pet her and ‘Nice Kitty!” base of the Mexican national drink. “Well, one afternoon Aunt Mat was The flower stalk is hollowed out, and | having a pink tea with a lot of friends. | | the sweet, sugary juice caught in cups. |.Tise went out the vard, killed a If only slightly fermented it forms a | nice little snake, brought it in and most delicate and refreshing drink.— | 1aid it at the feet of Miss Molly Cur- Then sat back and waited to be ed at and petted “My goocdness! suck 7elling. b Stray Stories. You never heard bke up the party.” Voices. He was eager to kiss her. And she? She heard two voices speaking, and one was the voice of the mother that bore her. “Don’ it said. But the other, which was the voice of all har mothers since Eve, said: “Do!” And the majority rules.—Puck. It A Voluntary Endorser. 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