Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 20, 1910, Page 2

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My attention was stirncted to Foley's Kidns, Remedy and 1 min glad Lo say after using this wonderfil medicine 1 am no longer bothered in any way by my old enemy Tnmimgo.” Lee & Osgood Co Banks on Sure Thing No 'l never be without Dr, King New Life Plls agaln,’’ writes A Behingeck 447 Blm 81, Buffalo, % Y. “They cured ne of ehronle constipation when all others failed Uneqgualed for billous Co'n wgs::\:.finc CHAIRS ’ Coat Racks, Pedestals, Smokers’ Sets, # suitable for presents. Please call and inspect them. and many other odd pi. The Fanfiing Studios, 1 Willow 5L LACE CURTAINS, WALL PAPERS and FLOOR FURNISHINGS, dacsd F. C. ATCHISON, M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Room 9, Second Floor, Shannon Bldg. weptl90 GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER. Verdiet Rendered in Trial of Mrs. Jeanette Anderson. New York, Dee 19.—Gulity of man- alaughf¥r, with a recommentd trial in the supregne ceurt for stab- bing and killing James Wilson, her mevand's half-brother. Jast July. She indicted for murder in the second Tee Testimony showed that Wilson had Paen drinking and demanded money of Mra. Anderson, who refused to give §t. Bhe foMlewed him into the hall of her home, -where Wilson was found #ead with a carving knife by his side. Mrs. Anderson admitted the stabbing, but said that Wilson had insulted her. The cowrt approved the verdict and yemanded Mrs. Anderson for sentence Y Thureday. el he Aing were so intense 1 was foreed to podermie injections for relief, These indigestion, headsche, and debility. 2Zbe, al ion to Therek, ‘was the verdict rendered this @fternoen by the jur before which Mrs. Jeanectte Anderson has been on Sell Out. | | New York, Dec, 194 Mackay, on being shown ment 'from London that ti submarine cables from the Upijted ABNOUDCE- Western Union Yelegraph company, with two Siates 0 BEurope, has now sequired contrel of the four submarine cables owned Anglu-American ‘Tele graph company, seid The only competition now left is the Commercial Cable ecotspsny on the ovean and the Postal Telegraph com- pany on the Jand, “The Mell Telephone company has combined with our only | competitor on the land and with our competitor on the ocean They have MOCK THREAT OF SUICIDE LEADS TO REAL THING. Fatal Termination of Lovers at Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Dec. 19 -Bnalching a woblet of carbolic acid Trom the hands of hik fiancee as she stood threatening sulcide as the result of a quay day, Charles Morback, ihirty vears of frank the contents himself divd a few minuteg later, according the police, who inyves ed his deat Mary A. Kalck, the neee and only itness of the affair, says she 41d not { #ce the man drink the zcid snd doubted thet he did Mrs. Kalck suffering with acid burns on face, hands and arr refused to belleve that the man sho was to have married s dead. Bhe sobiingly sisted that he was engaged in zrix make-believe in answer to wh was her mock threst of e hospital ph back’'s mouth sme bolle acid. Mre K #he had no intention of sw. e acid when she made her threat of sulcide I was only pretending,” she sobbed alter Morback's body had been carried AWAY I think it would a shoc that would stop the continual quarel- ing that hag made our engagemnent un- happy ed ptrongly of ¢ Better Treatment for teer Soldiers, abled Volun- Washington, Dec. 1% —Begregation firm veterans, sieps to minimize the feeling belween civil war veterans and other volunteers, and belier menus are among the re endatio a comprehensive report ou the n al home for disabled volunteer soldiers submitted to congress today. inepector General Brewer, who made the inspection at the t ent institutions, saye the daily ance per inmate should be raised from diffe 14.54 cents to 20 cants, and recom- mends better food Legislation is asked to permit mem- bership in the homes to all mem who served in the army and nas than twenty years, discharged phy=ical condition, but later pt bled as the result of the Railroad Strike CaHod Off. 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