Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 10, 1913, Page 10

b GAFFNEY SHARED IN HIGHWAY GRAFI| Brother-in-Law of “Boss” Murphy Split $11,500 With Form- er Treasurer of Tammany Hall—Money Paid by Agent of Boston Paving Concern—Latter Testifies at District Attorney Whitman’s Investigation—Details of Deal. New York, Dec. 9.—James E. Gaff- | democratic state committee, now ney, brother-in-law of Tammany | stands indicted. KEvidence to the effect Leader Charles F. Murphy, and Joseph | that Palmer had accepted such a con- D. Carroll, former treasurer of Tam- | tribution wz many Hall, split $11,000 in commissions | Van Wirt, ce president of the Flood | with the agent of a pavement company | & Van Wirt Engineering and Con under an oral agreement by which | struction company of Hudson Falls, N they were to use their political influ- | Y., who is expected to go before the ence to obtain contracts for the comi- | grand jury tOmoOrrow. pany with the state highway depart- iy o e Murphy Obtaiped Contracts. ment, according to testimony adduced | Murphy testified today that he di given today by Dudley & today at District Attorney Whitman's SSeLre d 1855 John Doe Inquiry into state highway | KOL KON SHA, URCHER 860 CeCh it but that he had taken them into whas $2,000 to Democratic Chairman. Two thousand dollars more of the commissions went in ¢ according he termed rinership” be- cause “'th Reel.” He id that in h, to the testimony, to George M. Palmer, | he had entered into a cont chairman of the democratic te com- | Warren Brothers by which he was to| mittee, in response to a request for a | get a commission of 12 1-2 cents 2 the | square yard on all pavement materiai, that he could induce the e highway ’ contribution made to Gordon Reel, deputy high- campaign agent by C way commissioner, through whom the | department to purchase contracis were obtained. The contri-| In March of 1912 he saw Reel in Al- bution, the di t attorney learned, bany, obtained contracts which nettea was never reporied. | him a commission of $13,000, Murphy] ! said. A f B irm Testifies. ! B e Palmer’s Receipt Produced. The agent was John M representing the firm of Wai This, he said, he had agreed to divide | B BElan manufactiersiof equally with Gaffney and Carroll, but | kinds of pavement material, and it w Reel asked him if he wasn't “going (o | Murphy who gave the testimony. D! do anything for the democratic party.” | trict Attorney Whitman s he con- | response to this request, Murphy | siders it the most important he has | Said he went New York and gave brought to light and t t he wiil | $2,000 i | ge M. Palmer as seek 1 ment for nspiracy a _ contributio ing from him an| imdated receipt which he produced. It Tohn M nd others who are believed t owledge of the | Was placed in evidence transactions will be the witnesses ! Murphy said Carroll had approved & | the contribution, but that he had not Evidence Against Palmer. | consulted Gaffney about it, as Gaffney Before taking . however, | was out of town. Later he told Gaff- the jury | ney about it | 8 ate Chairman Palmer Murphy was loath to concede that he :al contribution from | nad t 1ership a corporation, an offense for which | with him because of itical in- | Arthur A. Mcl.ean, treasurer of the' fluence. TO SUPPORT WIVES OF | WORTHLESS HUSBANDS. PLAN TO RECAPTURE THE NATIONAL HOUSE | [ AL | i Ordinance to Provide Them Fifty Gents [ a Day is Killed. { Republicans to Concentrate Their Ef- forts Upon 166 Districts. Washington, 9.—Republica~ Dec. 9.—An ordinance ign machinery will be put ir he payment by the cic in Washington in a few days. | t day to the wives of d opening the ba or the ture of | bendents of men sent to the workhot. the house of sentatives in the | for non-support of their families failed elections of next Nover r. Head- | of passage in > board of alderme. quarters have been engaged and wiii | today. The measure received 33 affirm- be opened this week. lative votes, seven less than the re When the national congressional |quired number to make it effective.! committee meets Frida | Alderman John ¥. Walsh, who led the | the campaign to be w opposition to the ordinance, character ized states will have beer ocial cure-alls o mined. S onal aitruists, the pre It is proposed to concentrate the re- | Alderman I, L. Dowling, also spea publican fight in 16 sional dis- | ing in opposition, declared that fre- | tricts and estimates by repub n lead- | quently it was 's fault thac ndicate they expect to carry | he could not < family, ana | 1 one-half of these. | asked why the author of the ordinanc The campaign to be directed from |had picked out only women that hus- the Washington headquarters is to be | bands would not or could not suppo. - largely of an ‘“educational” kind at{and had not included the wives ana first. Early next summer it ‘is pro- ; dependents of all men sent to prison posed to put well organi »d_campai . | for whatever cause forces out to aid candidates in the dis- | - — s AWAITING REPLY FROM ing you have the facts to substantiate your clai R PO L PR | BRIEF STATE NEWS - ! ServiceatYourloor Just as the Norwich Branch of the Buick Motor Company covers New London County, the Boston Branch covers Massachusetts; the New York Branch Eastern New Yo'k and Northern New Jersey; the Philadelphia Branch Eastern Pennsylvania, and thirty other Branches cover every inch of territory in the United States and for- eign countries. / Any part for any model built by the Buick Motor Company from 1904 to 1914 can be obtained at a moment’s notice. If you live in Norwich a telephone message will bring the part to you immediately. If you live outside of Norwich, a few hours will suffice to supply if. If you live in Maine, New Hampshire or Vermont it will require twelve hours at the most to produce the part desired. Any defective part not more than a year old will be replaced free of charge. If it is not defective you will be charged for it, but the fact remiains that you can get it from our Parts Department in Norwich with- out delay. If you doubt the above statements, investigate for yourself. One brief inspection of our warehouses in Norwich will convince you that what we state is absolutely sincere and true. A firm that cannot prove their statements should not merit your business. Before buying your 1914 car demand that other concerns in whose product you might be interested show you what we set as a standard, or at least half that we offer you, before placing yourself in their hands—bearing in mind that we only ask you to allow us to prove what we state and also request that you give our competitors the same chance to prove what they state. ) Now that you have our conception of service, a word in reference to other import- ant facts in the purchase of a motor car cannot go amiss. Consider the motor power of the car; the financial power behind the car; the small gascline consumption and great tire mileage. The above cannot be questioned by our competitors or users of other automobiles. As to the finish, styles and design—one look at any 1914 BUICK model will convince you that there is little more to be desired. It is an easy matter to make statements regarding small depreciation, great economy and financial strength, provid- ims, but if you haven’t these facts as we ay at this stage of the automobile business, it is have and cannot back up what you s far better to leave it unsaid. We are daily giving demonstrations in our various models—permitting the customer to measure and place the gasoline in the cars themselves, and also driving our cars over any hills or roads they may choose. We believe this to be an honest test of what a motor car will do and we only ask that the TRUTH be known about the BUICK 1914 Models. Buick Motor Company Agents, IMPERIAL GARAGE, &Ry CONN. Telephone 929 for information, demonstration or literature. COAL AND LUMBER $950. Better and more for your money than ever be- e :Uualit_v Quanii{y Uuickness ‘ Lower than ever in price. | tricts where there is the strongest probability of success | oINS i Middletown.—The annual inspection [f‘"" | : Ak - , fINICA 7.l of Cyrene commandery, K. T, was held We have a full supply of | 1914 Overland is here! Big Commissions on Wireless Stock. | No Response Yet Received to Secretary | Olear: Prosk Mined E [ New York, Dec. 9.—Of “$1.500,000 | Bryan’s Message. | . Maromas.—Samuel Chesbro of Ney . Sy i i | Demonstration will convincs you worths of stock in four wireless tele PRt § York recently purchased the Benvenue ic th bil § phone companies sold to the publ ngton, Dec, 9.—Both the sta.e | qualry at Maromas. | ic the automobile of the year to Luy. | less than $330,000 reached the tr ent and the Dominican lega- | : | 2 m{’W‘ | ios Of Ihe Aot e e Leeasile | ton here were waiting stonight for .a| = Bridgeport.—Plans for @ great while | i, B. RING AUTO CO.| remaining $1,150,000 and more was paid | from President of th.|Wway in Bridgeport are peing made oy e | AGENTS agents: and . promoters, according to |1 republic to the telegram by | the leading merchants ‘of the city. !T A 55 (‘:h vidence introduced today by the gov- vy Br explaining tk S0 - 1 | Telephone. estnut L g S B R e Bl New Britain._Personsi Tax coneci-| Why not get in YOUR supply | T*'*” % e Radio Wireless Telephone company, on | oW on their way to %o | or Charles J. Elliott has collected $16.- | % 21 | e o L A L i ey M onal taxes. Of late the | before bad weather arrives?| | intent to defraud | to observe the approaching Dominican | 00€y has been coming in slowly. | ]DRS' L. F. and A. 4. LaNERREi i it u 3 elections and without official statu B e el N L 287 Main St. Bk Wi eis' Doganiser Abeasidd 1] ;\11’-::;n:"‘.:1.»1(1.., statement is forthcoming b the wori | fiuf PPE! ! En ! ERALNIRE LIMUTED. 10 | Walsenburg, Col., Dec. 9.—Eugens | coptat f Sec S N i J Whitte 1A ji E R | United Mine Workers of America. Who | state department is to send about pleted. bgiy i § % iours 10 a. m. to 3 p. m, Sundays sucseeded Adolph Germer as direct r | Porto Rican SRt L e { Coal ani Central Wharf Erick, Lim excepted, aud by appointment of the strike in this after the iblic to co-operate with the depart D et | Lumber CLEPHONES ani Cema o A B S U's agents in gathering data con- | ymw Sviil - e 5 Rt | 2 ilita tles tods o cerning the electior [ Sonn 1 P — - { 2 Y nection with the investigation into the | Fourtn | who. 1 1 ¢ have the making of kiliing of three mine guards and a i = A E R SECH Do 3 | 3 o chauffeur near La Veta on Nov. & | ';‘_OWCP;N]C‘# ";]C“fia Rica Election. { C H HAQK V14 | Naugatuck—Miss Alice brook of Sl Mg i " eat 5 ' eat s A \lice orook of| capital of Cos 2 g this Dorough has been enzaged as Con- | sobmabnial o | | COAL and WOOD | MAPLE { s ot ot tuete on S [ n and algebra in the high school éh d & 52“ SUGAR, Congregational chur f An- | gefinit e | {has opened an office at | CAbatdat ficient votea (| Bantam—Herbert M. I | P {MAPLE SYRUP and HONEY ! . Clarence B | Broadway for the convenience | e - | render ' _constitutional, | T >ssary for the successful can- . | R A | RS, o e St S | o o s of customers with A. A|peonie’s Market | ; g sek by cutti his throat | g5 % 1 e e | with a pen-knife v \ ) p " | v i | eCKWID, Insurance. \ I s . | I ¢ Fse in S | iy ven:‘a\_?f_(""fm ’Ih"" : R"{° 9'“‘“' | Hartford.—Philip Hale of Boston TR ST e Ty Tl | ¢ Fraakiia 3t. { E: rom the Mallory lner [ it s M. C. HIGGINS B i R, ; | MOITOW MOTning at |ty criticas e work of the students COAL, DT N | : ceeived at the Tne's | e orning and to locture on ariis- [ ORDER IT NOW Little Pimples on Hands and Arms, | 1o information concerning ihe report. | SRl i s LS o ”d'c\:" 3‘1’;3"5 °°“‘1 oui | 2B & Co's Light Oinzer Ala ed fire and rescue of passengers off | " itain—Nels lson, the avi- fice an ard 203 North Main St T6c per dozen. Began o Fester, Turned and |ine Norih Carolina consd e e Office Telephone 1257 e R S H SR gy ¥ i M | - { Trommer's Svergresn, '5c per oze ¢ f Bridgeport, the p { 3 , n, ;qusedllj\ll (l;h%ht.. Suffsered Tor- B RS TR Ve et \ ot Trueetan. e e Free delivery s all parts of the ure, Used Cuticura So New d, Mass, Ded. 9 o come down and me j oty Ointment a Month Haniips 2:3 siehoianen mrbates Biteasior [y SR e FRGUACHTC & C0 e il AR - | Stonington, Maine, for New York, ¢ him a flving boat to fit on them, i R e kA o Arms All Better. {rived here today in tow of the Oakville. = 8 i | > cutter Acushnet, wl 5 > Jtalian consul at New ! - 7 | sis her from a perilo | Haven, Michele Riccio, was on Monday | i fini H Whi E,’J_v sh" t Caf 481 East 7th St., South Boston; Mass. — | near Mcnemsha Bight at the agmond trator: on_ the ‘Hee Burmng Kinis and lBhlgh ie i an ¢ f :dfirst.no;ilcded‘;i(t;.’lebg;l:f;csa::ix:,;;l!:;";:s ! western entrance to Vnneyard o R R f ALWAYS IN STOCK DAN MURPHY & CO. { arms the; t«ched me | 3 ot 8, S | ! 5 R 3 s in this country. H > 2Ty i Ale 2 = nd Cig something awful. They first Reilly’s $100,000 Resolution. phie A ediieltitas: L b | A.D THROP | Ales, Wines, Liquors asd Cigars | looked like Jittle white lumps Washington, Dec. 8.—Representative | yegrs ago and died there recently | and then they began to fester | Reilly of Connecticut today intre : il 3 | Office—cor. Market and Shetucket Ste. | Corner of Water and Market Sts. and came to a head. The | & resoiution to appropriate $100,000 for | = = = E — Telephone 463-12 | CAE = i _ participation by the United S PR AStCa Tak BRITIA SCEEE % § shidls Tegdiog soes na_| SUGSISES %o be held /in this J. A. MORGAN & SON ! ldlacs ragl and uviliard varigrs they pained me very much. of state ) Six Tables—five pool and one BEilllard tion” of other fi;@fll Tables sold and repairing done Willed Bible to Her Son. Paul, Dec. 9—After leaving her toucked me that I would scream. I could not sieep at night; I would turn and toss all night. I suffered torture. i It seomed when my clothing : i i | { 1t seemed as though I should go frantic: | homestead in Pittsfield, Mass., to three T did not seem to care what happened; I | of her daughters, Mr Mary A. Red did not care whether I lived or not. | field willed her Bible, “the gift of m “1 tried i and various othep | husband, and the stand on which it rests,” to her son, William C. Red- soaps and ointments with no help. I did not know what to do until a friend told me to use Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I had only used the Cuticura Soap and Ointment a month when my hands and arms were all | better.”” (Signed) Mrs. Elizabeth B. Gustin, | field, secreta of commerce, | Warrants for Mine Workers’ Officers. for Dec. 9.—Warar he arrest of the United Mine Worl Denver, Col, at reasonable prices. Supplie: at all times. 49 MAIN STREET Office 57 West Main St., Telephone 15 Yard Central Wharf, Telephone 834 PROMPT DELIVERY NOTICE | The New York Furniture | and Clothing Company will Is absolutely necessary to give the health that brings happiness, a good appetite, restful sieep, and makes you eager for life’s duties. HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA makes pure blood and so creates this much-desired condition. at WM. FRISWELL'’S, 25-27 Franklin St. of ) and member dicted by the al grand jury Puebla last week were placed in tac | hands of United States Marshal Dewe | C. Bailey today | Nov. 1, 1912, Cuticura Soap and Ointment do so much for pobr complexions, red, rough hands, and dry, thin and falling hair, and cost so little, that 1t is samost eriminal not to use them. Sold everywhere. 8ample of each mailed free, ‘with 32-p. book on the skin and scalp. Ad- dress post-card “Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston." A& Men who shave and shampoo with Cu- ticura Soap will find it best for skin and scalp. XMAS and NEW YEAR POST CARDS, BOOKLETS, LETTERS, CALENDARS, COIN CASES, SEALS, TAGS, TINSEL CORD, CREPE PAPER, TREE ORNAMENTS, and FAVORS i { | i i Quick Work on Glynn Measures. Albany, N. Y. Dec.’ 9/ —Democratic leaders tonight declared that the fu .| legislative programme embodied in | Governor Glynn’s message would I)c} ! carried out this week. They hope to adjourn the legislature sine die Friday night. Goethals Pays Tribute to Gaillard. Panama, Dec. 9.—ColonelGoethals today sent out in the form of a gen- eral notice to all departments a tribute | to the late Lieutenant Colonel David | Du Bois Gaillard, whose death occurred | recently at Baltimore. | Westchester—A son was born Mon- day to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hurlbuf, | The infant is a ndson of Mr, and h, great-grandson N Mrs. George S. B MRS EDWlN [‘AY of Mrs. Corpelius Andrus and great- % great-grandson to Mrs. Julia Day‘on. all of Winchester. Th is Mrs. Day- ten’s third great-great-grandchild. Franklin Square v 43 RIS " 6th, at 8.15 a. m. at store of Geo. furnish your home and clothe you at your request. For in- formation write or call The New York Furniture and STETSON & YGUNG Carpenters and Builders | The Williams-Sassoli 2 Best work and matcrials at rigne Concert Clothing Company, Inc., prices. by skilled labor. Telephone 0 WeST MAIN ST. 11 Bank St., New London,Ct. Jul3ows Slater Memorial Hall, Friday, Dec. 12,1913 EVAN WILLIAMS AMERICA’S GREATEST CON- CERT TENOR MISS ADA SASSOLI THE WORLD'S GREATEST HARPIST Most Cigae Are Good. THESE ARE BETTER TOM'S 1-2-3 5c CIGAR GOOD FSLLOW 10c CIaAR Try thum and see. THOS. M. SHEA, Frop, Franklin St Next to e Paluce Cafe EL - HOFF European Plan DR. F. D. COLES Veterinary Surgeon HODGE'S STABLE Residence 1095 phone Office, Phone 10 Rmerican Iiofis; THE D FARREL & SANDERSON, Props. Special Rates to Theatre Troupes, Rates 75 cenis per day and up Traveling Men, Etec. HAYES BROS, Livery connscted. Shetucket Street ) Telephone 1227, 26-28 Broadway ADMISSION $2.00 ALL SEATS RESERVED Seats on sale Saturday, Dec. A. Davis. Hamil't(;nr Watches,‘ New London NoRWICH) Line . NEW YORK STEAMERS City of Lowell" New Hampshire Choose this route DeXL Lluc you gu to New York. Xouil hawe a delightiul voyage on Long isiapa Sound 4nd & Superb view of the wonderiid skyiine and waterfront of Manhattan island. Steamer leaves New Lomndon at 11 p. m. daily (except Sunday), due New York, Pier 70, East River, at 6.30, and Pier 40, North Riwver, 7 o'clock nex: " Norwica $1.80 REW YORK S r— Meals & la Carte Tickets ang staterooms from tlekes agent railread station. NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP CO. Norwich to New Yerk CHELSEA LINE Fare, $1. Statersoms, $1 All outside rooms. Excellent Dining Service, Leaves, Norwich, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, 5.15 p. m. Leaves New York, Brooklyn Bridge Pler, Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays, 5 p. m. Freight received until 5 p. m. F. V. KNOUSE. Agent L Az, TITH STREET & ONIVERSITY \PLACE gw West of Broadway 5y to. {1 . eoad ©ne N oy MODERN. A L (200 300 Rooms ath) RATES $1.00 PER DAY UP Exgcel snd Cafe. ‘:nu L3 e Lu. S0 Grindi é F - and the including SIDE TRIP ON THE CANAL By Palatial Cruising Steamer “VICTORIA LUISE” From NEW YORK o January 14 February 7 March 11 April 11 Daration, 16 to 27 Days cot$145 $175 andiwp Also Cruises to the Orient, India, Around the World Swough the Pan- ama Canal, and Mediterranean tripa. Send for Bookiet,siating cruise HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE 41-45 Broadway, N. Y. Orilocal Agents ARE YOU NlcérE:EAEi:uATE GOING TO CALIFORNIA, CHICAGO OR THE 'WEST? | DON'T FORGET— The Nickel Plate Road offers you lowest one way rates to all points west. Round trip tou fares daily o California and Pacific Coast. Spe- cial low round trip rates on certain dates. to the West, Northwest, South- st and Pacific Coast lxcellent service. Through electric lighted standard and tourist sleepers, Boston to Chicago. Ulnexcelled Din ing C Service. Direct connections at Chicago, with choice:of routes west thereof. Before arranging youriWestern trip. save money by writing’me for rates and information. L. P. BURGES| New Englang Passenger Agent, 312 Old South Building, Boston, Mass. TTING PLUMBING AND STEAM FI PLUMBING It will be Why not atttend to it now? | fully as easy and donvenient for you to have the work don now as later when it may be freezing weather. Istimates ~heerfully furnished any woOrk you need done. J. k. TOMPKINS 67 West Main St. C. E. WHITAKER Successor to 8. F. GIBSON. Tin and Sheet Metal Worker, Tar or Asphalt and Gravel Roofs, Walks and Driveways, aprsd T. F. BURNS Heating and Plumbing 92 Fran!'in Street ROBERT J.COCHRANE GAS FiTTING, PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING 10 West Main Street, Norviich, Conn. B. O. Sheet Packing cn 8 West Main St for . Agent TrytheElectric Light Treatment for ..aeumatism, Troubles of the Cir- ¢ lation or merves. SCIENTIFIC CHIROPODY JAMES DAWSON Room 26 Central Building Iady Assistant Norwich, Comn, 4 . s NORWICH BUFLFTIN, WEDNESDAY. 3 ) : s : e e ,b ‘ : 5 . TRAVELERY' DIRECTORY