Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 23, 1912, Page 7

THREATENED TO BLOW UP DETECTIVE BURNS McNamara Said That Would End Dy- namiters’ Troubles With Him. Indianapolls, Nov. on non-union iron works in Milwau- kee, Wis, Omaha, Neb, and_ Spring- fleld, Mass, were explained by Ortle | E. McManigal at the “dynamite con- spiracy” trial today as having been done by him shortly before he and James B. McNamara arrived in De- troit to “clean up” that city, were arrested with suit cases filled with dynamite. For weeks before his arrest, he tes- tified, he had observed he was being | followed, and hag seen strange heads dodging around the corners of elevator shafts in the iron workers' headquar- ters in Indianapolis. “l told James B. before we started for Detroit that William J. Burns had detectives after us, that detectives were even coming up near the vault where we stored the dynamite, and that one of them followed me on the street when 1 was going with a suit- case of dynamite to blow up the South Chicago job,” sald McManigal. “Mc- Namara said if he saw any more of them we would go to Chicago and rent & room next to Burns' office, put an electric wire through the wall and arrange to set off from our room a bomb in Burns' desk when he was sit- ting there. That would make an end of our troubles with him, he said. I told him I didn't think we would do anything of the kind or ever get gear Burns.” That was about April 5 Manigal He and were arrested seven days later. ONE MORE WITNESS IN GIBSON MURDER CASE Judge Permits the Jury te Ge Home Until Monday. —Explosions ep, N. Y, Nov. ered over Orange county tonight Bas ail the evidence, save that of o molitary witness, to_be introduced at the trial of Burton W. Gibson for the murden or his client, Mrs. Rosa Men- schik Szabo, in Greenwood lake last July. When the state and defensa closed their case this afternoon Su- preme Justice Tompkins told the ju- Tors to go home till Monday, when | sel will sum up The fate of Gibson, 1t is expected, \ 1 rest with the jury late Monday | —A jury e witnesses for the defense and the state, the latter calied testified today. | A Menscik of New York and ter, May Ken- drick, sw t n called at | their home July 22 and tried to In- | duce Mrs. Menscik to her first was Petronella. Mrs. Petronella dead two years, was the named in Mrs. Szabo's will, drawn for her by Gibson, who Was mamed as execut 1 my name was Veronica,” schik sald, “and that T aid want the mone Henry W. ( d for the de on say 1 of Philadelphia that it would for a man to | woman, as Gibson is | naving done, in - this case, v\llholll leaving finger prints on her SCHRANK COMMITTED TO INSANE ASYLUM. Assailant of Colonel Roosevelt clares He is Not Insane. De- —John Schrank, odore Roosevelt on 14 In Milwaukee, is s afternoon was pal Judge Backus n hospital for the in- h unti] cured. ed back to arations for the trip k sald Jail to to the would find me t was in the papers say now that nd know what I am doing I am not a lunatic, and 1 alled upon to The com- lite. Each d and sald ¥ can bury 1'don't care pronounced fol- ation of an exhaust- commission of five h defendant was usly adjudged insane and fol- e introduction ‘of prima facle eral witnesses, efecting a cure of order means he of his life in the he has been ordered spend, the rest to ‘which PLEADS WITH JURY TO ALLOW MARRIAGE. Counsel for Miss Farley Argues for Her Acquittal. . Nov The first de- gainst Cecelia Far- house stenographer h shooting Alvin E. Zollin- ger, will g0 to the jury #bout noon to- mOrrow. Attorneys for the defense late today completed their arguments, &nd Prosecuting Attorney Turner wilj ®um up for the state tomorrow. ‘A person right in morals and mind i not commit crime.” declared At- torney Tompkins. “There is no such thing as a motiveless murder. Miss Farley had no object in taking Zoi- linger's life. The murder of Zollinger wouldn't conceal anything. Oulgley al. Teady knew the circumstances of his Sancee's relations with Zollinger, but Bad not cared for details. ' The meeting at the g s 2 arrangemen with Quigle; “If Miss Farley had wanted to mur der Zollinger, would she have selected a city park in daytime for the scene? Bhe could have killed him on the pre- vious night when she slipped a re- volver from his coat pocket while in an automobile and forced him to let Ber go to her home.” Atterne; Tompkins in closing his plea announced that if Miss Farley la acquitted she and Jerome Quigley wifl be married and gc with the znr par- ents to Californiz, as had been planned before the' tragedy. He pleaded with the jurors to allow the marriage, PROBABLE DEFEAT OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE. Michigan State Officers Say Figures Point That Way. Lansing, Mich, Nov. 22—When eomplete returns from 62 countles to- taled today showed a majority of but 14,000 for the suffrage amendment state officers predicted that the amendment’s defeat is more than- pos- sible. . Among the 21 counties_yet be heard from officially are Kent and Bay, all anti-suffr: holds on the face of the turns. Wayne county's comp' official vote showed a majoriiy 872 against the amendment final settlement strong- cial re- ate un- of 11, Army Dismissals Approved. Washingtan, Nov. 22—The presi- dent has approved the sentence of courtmartials, dismissing from the ar- my .Capt._A. H. Bishop, First infan- try, and- Second Lieut. A. W. Smith, ‘Third field artillery. Captain Bishop Jvas convicted of fulse entries and em- ement, and Lieutenant Smith of Gaflft! in the solution of a military em.” Oranges and lemons were purchased ‘anada from the United States | 100 7 the value of $2,712,170, or three times the amount of purchases in 1907, NOVEMBER 23, 1912 100 Per Cent. Value A hundred per cent. of value for the money spent—that is what the people are looking for these days. That is what the people are finding here. We are not Wizards. We are not doing the impossible. There is no “something for noth- ing” here—nor do we find.it anywhere as a matter of fact. But our goods are the right goods; our prices are fair prices; our service is pleasant, straight- forward, prompt. The store has what you want=—and you can be sure that you will get here a square hundred per_cent. of value for every dollar that you spend. That is the whole story in a nutshell. absolute dependability, THE PORTEOUS & MITCHELL GO, Activity Is The Keynote Here The demand for Fall and Winter Merchandise is now at its heighth, and our stocks are splendidly prepared to supply that demand. ‘ For Those Who Had Planned Upon Doing Their Winter Shopping Today underprice purchases. A COMPLETE SHOWING OF MEN’S AND YOUTHS’ Suits and Qvercoats BETTER QUALITIES AND LOWER PRICES THAN ELSEWHERE The fast growing business of our Store” strength and popularity of this department of our business. -of-profit plan of merchandis- “Men's demanstrates Qur great pur- chasing power together with our small mar ing, appeals to the discriminating, cautious clothing buyer, who aims to get the very best at the lowest possible cost. Every clothing purchase should be based on auality first, price coming the | ; ight— i ight, i buying here. after; both should be right—both will be right, if you do your buying hers A Special Purchase of Wiinter (vercoats enables us to offer them at 25 per cent. regular prices. There are 150 Wi under ter Overcoats in the lot, rep- resenting the surplus stock of one of America’s Best Overcoat makers, which is a positive as- surance that every garment is right in every par- ticular, The fabrics are high-grade Overcoatings, the tailoring skillful, the trimmings are the very best No matter what price Overcoat you intend buying it will pay you to call and examine these Over- coats before you make a purchase. THREE SPECIAL LOTS Dvercoatsat$ 075 SEmar recs oo Overcoatsal S12T5 ez s Prices o6 Dvercoats al $13.90 8o on- oo 50,00 Notwithstanding that the prices are low, you can depend upon every Overcoat which we offer in.this lot being fully up to the, standard, which Wwe require before admitting it to our stock. We stand back of every Overcoat, no matter how low the price. Yormand Suits We carry only the best known makes of Men's and Youths' Suits, the Browning, King & C Peck Clothes. We guarantee the fit, wear and workmanship to he the very (2 best possible at each price. The price range 15— Men’s Knit Underwear All our Men's Underwear is bought direct from the manufacturer, thus saving you the middleman's or job- profits. vers at 50c to $3.50 a garment Union Suits at $1.00 to $4.00 a garment. . Me Coat_ Sweaters, a complete Youths', $6.50 to $25.00 showing of all the wanted kinds, at Men'’s, $8.50 to $30.00 $1.00 to $12.00. We are sole agents for the celebrated “McMillan Pants,” strictly all wool, and warranted not to rip. Kid Gloves for Fall Every Wanted Kind and Color Our line of Gloves is now complete. color of Gloves—long and short. Prominent in our splendid showing are our own _direct importations from the best foreign glove makers. The middle- man’s profits are thus saved to our customers, a fact which enables us to offer better gloves at the same prices than dealers who do mot import direct. These few hints of styles and prices: At 69c—Women's Royalton Kid Gloves, our oyn direct importation. At $1.00—Women's One-clasp Mocha Gloves for street and general wear. At $1.00—Women's One-clasp _Cape Gloves, the well-known Bacmo make. At $1.00—Women’s One-clasp Chamois Gloves, washable. At $1.00—Women's Two-clasp Dress Gloves, the well-known “Duch- ess” make. At Kid Gloves, finest French kid, $1.50—Women's One-clasp Cape Gloves, unmatchable value. $2.00—Women's Quality French Kid Gloves, the celebrated “Trefousse” make, $248 -— Women's Twelve-button Length Kid Gloves. $2.79— Women's Length Kid Gloves. At At At At 1,500 Yards of Dress,Goods and Suitings at about 5 less than regular prices We closed from a prominent New York Suit maker his entire surplus stock of Suitings at a price concession which enables us to offer them at about one-third than regular pric As follows: $1.00 54-inch All Wool Storm Serge, plain weave and solid colors, black and colors: 54-inch All Wool Serge, self-striped and plain, the correct weight for dresses or tailor-made suits, black and colors: Strictly All Wool Suiting, Diagonal and Prunella weave, 54 inches wide, in black and colors: Novelty Mixture Buitings, very handsome colorings, inplain, regylar mottled and striped effects, very desirable for winter costumes: prices Smart Mixtures, good, heavy material, suitable for Winter Coats and Storm Skirts: THE PORTEOUS & MITCHELL CO. $1.50—Women’s Two-clasp Louise | It includes every wanted kind and |8t 23¢ each or $1.30 a box of six. Sixteen-button | fancy articles, full 4 ayard |Women'sHosiery We offer complete lines of Fall and Winter Merchandise at the lowest prices consistent with desirable goods of We do not aim to offer goods with “low price” as their only recommendation— “quality” is the first consideration always, then the price—the lowest possible price according to our regular small profit policy. Whatever Your Reeds, You Can Supply Them Here From Our Complete’ Stocks and generally at a substantial saving, due to our policy of sharing with our patrons all benefits accruing from - OPENING OF HOLIDAY BASEMENT TODAY, NOVEMBER 23rd Our Holiday Store will be opened in our basement ‘Today, November 23rd--the greatest selection of Christmas Toys that we have ever assembled. We extend a general invitation to visit our Holiday Base- ment on Today and see the splendid array of gift articles from all over the world. HIGH GRADE MILLINER Trimmed Hats at 98¢ Each. There this offering, are several hundred and it includes Hats in every Trimmed Outing Hat in our stock for ‘Women, Misses and Children—Hats that have been $1.39 to s .48—Choose now at 98c. Women’s Dress Hats Reduced We Dress taken all representing have Hats, At $2.98 Reduced from $3.98 All are included—none reserved. All Our Fine Dress Hats Reduced * Women's Dress Hats that sold up Women's Dress Hats that sold up to $16.50—R: our Women's the values ever offered at popular prices and reduced them as follows— At $3.98 Reduced from $5.0 best duced duce ‘s 9.95 At Remarkable Reductions Our Guarantee THE BOND THAT MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR YOU TO LOSE WHEN TRADING HERE We guarantee the price of every article we sell to be as low as, if not lower than the price of the same quality of goods at any other retail store in Connecticut. We also guarantee the style, value, condition, and wear of every article to be exactly as r:r- resented, either in our store or in gur adve ments, We still further guarantee every purchase to be a satisfactory transaction to the purchaser as we do not consider thessale complete until our patron is fully pleased. Women’s and Misses’ Winter Coats Weather Conditions Are Responsible for These Offerings. 150 Women’s and Misses’ Winter Coats at Money-Saving Prices. Read On— Women's and Misses' $2I 98 1817.98 Winter m« . Chinchillas and h Women's —Boucles, nd Misses' Winter vmu and Nov ave been up Women’s Black Winter Coats at $4098 Winter Weight Cbats of Black Thibet, with braided collar and cuffs—also striped imitation Broadtail Coats, very sensible Winter Coats and very special value at $4.95. Women's Women’s Plush Coats Women's Beautiful Plush Coats, made of Salts Sealette and lined with Skinner's satin, both 45-inch and Full Length Coats at $19.50, $22.50, $25.00 and $30.00. $14.25 "all Suits, all Stylish models—some of the most prominent styles are black, and brown serges and stylish novelty mixtures, beautifully lines with satin. Suits that sold regularly @14 915 at $17.50 to $25.00, all at Alterations extra Women’s $17.50 to $25.00 Suits at Woren's and Misses’ Children’s Winter Coats Winter Coats for small children, ? to 6 years, in a splendid assortment These hints: Children’s Bearskin Coats, sizes 2 to 8 years, in black, white, red and navy —Price range $: to §4.98, Women’s and Misses’ Dresses at Women’s and Mis: splendid fitting Serge Dre: in black, navy, brown and wing, all attractively trimmed, sizes 14 to 44—very special value at $4.98. $4.98 Dresses— P Children’s Corduroy Coats, il Slack, brown and navy—Price raugs $3.98 to 0. . Children’s Chinchilla Coats, ¥izes 2 to 6 years, In brown, gray and tes colors—Price range $3.05 to §9.98 Children’s Winter Coats Children’s Winter chilla and Cheviot, sizes 6 to 14 years, colors are mavy, brown, gray and red ce range is $3.98, $4.50, $5.00 and up to $9.95. Coats of Chin- e Infants’ Knitted Goods, in a mos t complete assortment, including Afs ghans, Sweators, Sacques, Toques, Bootees, Mittens, Etc. Honderehits st 390 DOX 200 boxes of Women's Fine Quality Imported Initial Handkerchiefs, with dainty hand-embroidered initials — ix in a box and made to sell 1t you are considering a holiday gift this is a splendid opportunity. Sold only by the box. packed Dresden Ribbons Three very special lots of Dresden Two-clasp Best | Ribbons, suitable for making fancy ar- ticles for Holiday gifts: Beautiful Dresden Ribbons, handsome patterns and rich colorings, suitable for making inches wide, value 19c—Special price Handsome designs in Dres- den Ribbons, in a color combination inches wide, value 25c— ‘pecml price a yard 19 Rich and handsome designs in Dresden Ribbons, full 5% inches wide, value 38c—Special 25¢ Special Values One case of Women's Fast Black Full Seamless Hosiery, good weight for this season—Special price Sc a $1.250081.50 |1, 5 ror 25e. One case of Women's Fast Black Full-fashioned Hosiery, medium weight and splendid quality—Special price 22¢ a pair, 3 for 65c, value 25c. Blankets and Comfortables Complete stocks of Blankets and Comfortables, in every wanted size and style—the product of tha best manufacturers in the country at prices which are absolutely right. Cotton Blankets, white and gray, 10-4 size for cots or single beds at 59c, 75c and $9c a palr. Cotton Blanket: 11-4 size for dou and $1.50 a pai white and gray, beds at 98c, $1.35 Woolnap Blankets, warm and sani- tary at $1.50, $1.98 and up to $3.50 a pair. White Wool $2.9 White Wool Blankets, $3.9 White Wool Blankets, 12-4 size §6.00 to § a pair, Blankets, 10-4 size , $3.98 and up to $8.50 a pair. at 11-4 size , $4.50 and up to $10.00 a. pair. at at Woolnap Plaid Blankets, good as- sortment of colorings at $3.50 a pair. All Wool Plaid Blankets, a variety of color combinations at $4.98, $5.98 and $7.98 a pair. Ruffling, 25¢ a Yard Ruffing—the kind that is so much in demand for coat collars and sleeves, made of plain net and shadow lace, in all widths at 25¢ a yard. Embroideries, 121,c a Yard Hamburg Embrojderies in Eflgings and Insértings, rapging in width from 3% to 18 inches—all widths at 12%c a yard, value 19¢ to 30c a yard. Sjlver Plated Bon-bon Dishes, six attractive _styles to choose from— prices are 25c, 33c and 39c., Novelty Crib Blankets, 39c to $1.50 each, Woolnap Crib Blankets, T3¢ to $1.50 a pair. Wool Crib Blankets, $2.00 to $5.00 a pair. Winter Weight Comfortables, cot- ton filling, satteen and silkoline cover- ing at $1.00 to $3.98. The celebrated “Maish” Copforta- bles, light weight and guaranteed san- itary at $3.25 each. Wool Comfortables, ool filling, silk and silkoline covering at $3.50 to $12.50. Down Comfortables, satteen covering, at $6.00 to $5.50. Crib Comfortables, cotton and down filling, covered with silk and silkoline, $1.00 to $3.98. All-over, 59¢ a Yard Lace All-over, 18 inches wide for yokes and waists, in white, cream and ecru—all at §9¢ a yard, value $1.00 and $1.25 a yard. Womene s B3.13.50 89C ‘Women's Carriage Bags, all leather bags, with good, strong metal frames —special value at 88¢, regular price $1.50. Large Doll at 98¢ Large-size Jointed Dolls, with mov- ing eyes, curly_wig, shoes and stock- ings at 98c each, value $1.50. Winter Weight Underwear For Women, Misses, Children and Infants Underwear ! CHILDREN'S 2i°scies Every good kind of Children's derwear 1is here—Vests, Pants Union Suits. Our_ Fleeey-lined derwear at 25c and Ribbed Woel 1 derwear at 60 ¢ are unsurpassed value, - 9 Underwear INFANTS® Ristyies We carry a large assortment of In- fants’ Winter Weight Ribbed Vests and Bands, ranging in price from 25c for a beood heavy weight vest up to §1.25 for 2 fine quality silk vest. We particularly, recommend our Children’s Union Suits—Boys and Oirls at 50c and $1.00. The suits at $1.00 are the well-known “Munsing” make, Union Suits WOMEN'S 7', 0% We carry a complete line of Union Suits, in all weights and styles, We particularly recommend our line of Women's Union Suits at $1.00, in both regular and extra large Aizes, woMEN's Underwsar All Sty Our showing of Women's Underwear, includes every wanted kind, medium and heavy weight, plain or ribbed in Vests, Pants and Union Suits and at every price we offer the best obtain- able. We show the well-known “Richelicu” Unlon Suits for women, made in one-plece and seamless and particularly adapted for the present style of tight-fitting gowns. They come in cotton and in wool, and every wanted style at $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 a suit. Boys’ Winter Qvercoats Parents will be interested in ou.r complete showing of Boys’ Winter Over coats, which includes every good kind of Overcoat, in every wanted size for boys of 3 years up to sizes for a young man of 17Jears. Boys' sizes, Winter Overcoats $%% %z, | Winter Overcoats 23", yoars (Boys Winter Overconts, consisting | Boys' Winter Overcoats, for he of Cheviots in stylish mixtures, Chin- e o ? chilias and Irish Fricze, all button to | -15e POYS—1 t0 17 years—stylish mix neck, sizes 3 to 9 years—Price ranj tures and dlagonals, made with con is $2.49, $2.95, $3.95, $4.50, $6.00 and |vertible collar—Price range Is $6.00 $.50. $6.00, $8.50, 39,50, $10.00 and $14.00, THE PORTEOUS & MITCHELL GO,