Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 7, 1911, Page 2

NORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1911 BEAUTIFUL, LUSTROUS, HEAVY HAIR AND NO DANDRUFF OR ITCHY SCALP Get a 25 cent bottle of Dan- derineand just try this—stops hair falling out at once Thin, brittle, colerless, and scragsy mute evidence of a neglected of dandruff—that awful scurf. nothing so destructive to the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair of its lustre, its strength and its very life; eventually producing a feverish- | ness and itching of the scalp, which | ? not remedied causes the hair roots to shrink, l6osen and die—then the hair falls out fast A little Danderine tonight—now— timé—will surely save vour hair. i'ent _minutes after applying all the dandruff will disappeay. all itching will cease and there will be no more|? falling hair. 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A telaphene ordsr wil) recelve promsp: attemtion. D. 4. MCCRMICK. 20 Franklin St New Heckers Goods Cream Oats, Cream Farina, Cream | Heminy, Fiapjack Flour, Prepared Buckwheat, at CARDWELL'S BOOKER WASHINGTON LOSES CASE His Alleged Assailant Acquitted, One of Three Judges| Dissenting — Testimony That He Was Peeping Through a Keyhole and Addressed a Woman %as “Sweetheart.” wife Washington Declines to Comment. Dr. Washington was asked if he had any comment to make on the outcome of the case. No. not word,” he replied Testimony of Ulrich. 1 saw Mr. Washington peeking through the kevhole of my door.” U rich testified t He saw me and lcft and walked toward Kighth avenue. | New York, ov. 6.—Booker T. Detective Hagan's Testimony. Washington, the negro educator, failed | Detective Hagan testified that he teday to receive satisfaction at law for | saw Ulrich running atter Dr. Washing: the beating which Jpe received at the | ton and that w hen he came up lnhlhe(l;n ha o YA Jlrich, a white | b und br. \\ ashington on his hands man, on Sunday evening. March 19 |ang knees. *Dr. Washington was last. Ulrich was acquitted late today |pleeding on the head,” said Detective of the charge of assault which Dr.| Liggan. “Ulrich said: “This man is a Washington made against him. thief. I found him with his hand on Peeping Through a Keyhole. | the doorknob and his eyve at the key- After the fight, which started in- the | hole.” On the way to. the station bule of an apartment house where | Bouse Ulrich remarked that it was a Irich lived, at 11 1-2 West Sixty-third | £0od. thing I bad come up. for if T street, Dr. Washington was laid up at | hadn't he would haxe knocked the ne- the hospital for several days with his | 8r0's brains out Thete was amothy right &ar torn, his seAls ‘cut and his [IrAn With 'us and he sal@: % thmic e face badly bruised. Provocation. which | Was there after those two young girls. the defense atrempted fo prove today, | Ulrich Said His Wife Was Afraid. was based mainly on the testimony of . fa ¢ s 11 Uirich. He declared that he found Dr. Uirich hin et ML 18 “LENEDE Washington peeping into the keyholc |1l¢ misht chance the charge of at- of his apartmeni, and also the one |iCTVPfed buy Y dianct think he had | nnposile_' and that Dr. Washington ;;,‘“w ”';‘ cane. » e detec struck the first biow: & an g S Alverez, with whom (Iich posrded, |Lve said that Ulrich told him his wife W Iric 03 - |had met the colored man while taking swore that when she passed Dr. | i o p Washington he said to her: “Hello, |2 905 out for an alring and was gt sweetheart.” jtoni0 out SR = ooy rdi 4 : rich_went out a cane, according Denial by Dr. Washington. !to Ulrich’s remark to the detective. Dr. Washington's version of the af- , fair related on the stand today ws Sanker’s Clork Toatifies. the same which he offered at the time ERES G T DEE ek guss of the altercation. FHe swore he was |Toboratel the detective’s testimony. He | not peeping into any kevholes, that he |$4id that a Mrz. Alverez. with whom T T e T e Ulrich roomed, said to the officer: “It's tory in an effort to find a family »od thing you caught that thief. l,"“ which he undersiood a friend was |} ne around thiz house all stopping, and he denied positively that |t PO R | he spoke to Mrs. Alverez or to any SOREOT ROUST SR Pt | other Womas, man Benjamin S. Tierney, Who arrest Acquittal Not Unanimous. Ve ton RS, attaimplod bursiers | The acquittal of Ulrich was not|and with insulting his wife.” tnanimous, Justice O'Keefe. who was| On -ress eoxamination Mr. -~ Moore one of the three judges who decided “Did Washington expiain who the case in the court of special ses- on the way to the n sions, dissenting from the opinion of | Justices Moss and Zeller. After Ul- * said Tierney. rich left the court he was arresfed| “What was his condition as to so again, charged with being a fugitive | priety from justice in New Jersey. An in- 1t was normal dictment has been found against him .. | in that state charging desertion of his Washington’s Story. | Booker T Washington then told Ty, s about a quat na The defendant r: and assaulted me He grab- | bed me by the t and choked me | and hit me sts. 1 tried to defend myse 2s getting the st of me, and I opened the door and tepped into the street two men on the street and ed one of the I saw him walking up\and down the | He hit me a de s 1 trest, and after ten minutes he came | with the stick. I said to him: ‘Don’t k, walked by the Revettes’ apart- | beat me this way. If I'm breaking lnei ment window and stooped to look be- aw all an officer and neath the shade sested, if I'm doing anyt ‘1 opened s vestibule door | “When I reached Cen | st in upon him and shouted: 1 was so weak that I fe | u doing here?” He struck were beating me | s e fl'fw}‘v“’“ we fought | Was Looking at Doorplates. | S eRaas Tk e hi;.\,\ Wash | “What were you doing there” i Let me go' While we were L5 ... ] : v | at the doorp | & he str his head aga a ire_hydrant.” . Did vou have any | St house two of weapon with which veu 3w BN . Noore on ington?” : R “No, sir. T used no stick.” & o3 SRa Iioning ony of Mrs. Alverez. P . S agss e M erez testified: colored?” The district at When I wenf out on the night of »d but was overruled | arch i9 to take out my little dog I were white,” replled Dr.| 1d Dr. ‘Washington crouching down front of Mr. Revette's on said he was looking eking through the keyvho ditor 4 tpon him so suddenly that he ex time to straighten up and T e directory w | over him. He got up. fu had been inf # hurried out.” was staying w m ) iater she saw Tr. Washington at name Proadway. she said, and “he foi | Did Not Talk to Youra Ladies. ne down to the house.” went on | ww v ihe vest a B Ayt B g n you were in the vestibule did s e~ 0 yo adies pass you What did Washingten say to you o MeATeN .‘ “THe 4al Hella e@etieaie R pndiey o “What did you do then? Saw Washington Strike Ulrich. said that in his private I ran_into the house and told Mr. |t ieutenant at the poli Ulrich. He then went into the hall and 1 he had said that he was a buss T ing to Washington. Mr ¥ time to spend in oper | him what he was doing he lieutenant had ad- | land T saw Dr. Washington str im to make a complaint aga him.” Here the prosecution res T STONlNGTON prospect of the water. The floors are | | inished in maple and pine matched ; Handzome and Convenient Apartment | D085, EAch reut comprisex six rooms | House Remodeled by Dr. C. O. Maine | on the :hird floor for each tenemer —Schooner’s Jibboom Torn Away | A novel idea of bath and toilet on all in Collision—Saloons Close. 1 TowEs, W ED R OB, rthe o i floor affording hot water for One of the largest and most notice- | Use int the bath furnisned both tenants, able real estate improvements made | Makes it _most conveniont for both here in years is being done by Dr. | Two large Page boilers steam Charles O. Maine. Dr. Maine purchas- with 2-inch pipes, will heat ed one of the oldest residences in the | the rents. Dr. Maine has alread: town, known as the Dr. Hyde property | rented both fiats, which will be ready at the corner of Harmony and Water | for occupancy The house streets and has made the whole place [ €GUipped with lights on all over into beautiful, well appointed | [loors, is and ed in flats. The rooms are finely arranged | Pard wood out ntrance is and lighted by many windows, fitted | ©n Water street with bookcases and fireplaces, etc. One | Englisn Schooner Did Damage. large, three-cornered window affords | 5 |'a view' of the whole length of Water | l.ate last week, a three-masted street, north and south, and with fine | Schooner laden with lumber for west- | erly ports was R ——eeee | {011, cOMING | four ihat was coming i | | i To Shrink a Fleshy, Flabby, Bloated Face I Happy Homes) whose face has a bloat at times. particularl: upon arising. as well as she whose face is permanently over-fleshy or | fabb hould use the saxolite solu- | s is made by dissolving | oz | saxolite in pint witeh- | inexpensive ingredients which | drugeist can supply. Use as a| h lotion. There is nothing better | uce the face to a normal con dition. The Inose skin shrinks, bag giness and wrinkles are ironed ont. Not oniy does the effact quickly show in one's improved appearance, but there is also a comfortable feeling of | firmness and smugness This treatment is far superior to| massage. The latter, as a matter of | can afferd but temporary relief, | its continuance tends to break | down the muscular vate the trouble. FURS of Character Handsome Styles in COQATS, SCARFS and MUFFS. Moderately priced and ab- solutely reliable at MACPHERSON’S THE FURRIER, | 291 Main $t., !florwich. Conn. | tissue and aggra | and word by lights r tore a red near J nip drifted about | wireless was sent to New- | n into her with N dith. The disabled It is not alone the convennence, or the freshness, or the crispness, or the un- usual food-value, or the digestibility, or the cleanliness, or the ! price, that. has madie Uneeda Biscuit the National Soda Cracker. It is the remarkable combination of all of these things. If everyone, every- where,, knew how good they are, everyone, every- where,\ would eat them—eaevery day. \ Sold by! grocers in every cit'y and town —Bought by people of all clasises. Never sold in bulk —always % cents in the moistli re - proof package ! which keeps themn oven- fresh. k] NATIONAL BISCUIT port from Point Jud and a reyenue cutter picked her up. The ports all aleng the coast were notifled to look | out fer a vessel answering the de ription, On Saturday, whiie tF v r of the disabled vessel was 2 ton he spotted the four-master whic ———————r—— proved to he an English vessel. The 1 3-masted vessel was towed inio the and sea in the hepe of | Tn Londony 43 per cent. of {he dave bl s v e e Y ke - bodies of the lost men, | ars wet A company went down and patched up avail. Once the body of s the hole which was under ithe water | 2 & was aeen, hut befors” the | TO CURE A\ COLD IN ONE DAY line. She was brought into the har- | lifeboat could reach it, it had disap Take LAXAY'IVE BROMO Quinise Ler here and beached and the lumber | peared oo MRl g T T R Ry is being taken from ner daily Owing | wo of the erew were painfully in to cure \ W, GROVE'E signa to her being laden with lumber keeps | jured while lowering the lifeboat is on eacl: box her from sinking. | o — — - 2 T A AR IR yor Saloons. Dark. | " Monday evening the saloons of the | town closed after a year's experience | for both the people and the saloon. | There was miuch free heer distributec + big business was terminated at | m | during the evening. Bridge Club Meets. Mconday evening the Bridge Whist | club met at the home of M -y Wilcox, Refreshments | | HUGE WAVE SWEEPS THREE INTO THE SEA | Fruitless Effort to Rescue Chief Officer i and Two Men of Momus | New York 6—The chief ofcer | and (wo m the Morgan line steamer Momus were swept from the ck of the vessel by a tremendous wive on the voyage from New Orleans which was completed here today, and | drowned. The victims are 2. | sch, chief officers: boaiswain: R. Nerdbe agedy occurred last Friday off the coast of Florida. A crew of six in charge of Second Officer Murni *it was picked for res- cue work and while the Momus rolled and pitched in wide arcs, the boat was lowered and until darkness set in the little boat risked the mercy of the afternoon | NOTIGE Change In Bank Hours On and after August 1st, 1911, the Jewett City Savings Bank of Jewett City, Conwm., will be open .every business day (except (Sabar- days) from 10 o’clock a. m. to 3 o'cleck {p. m., closing Saturdays at 12 o’clock. FRANK E. ROBINSON, Treasurer.