Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 25, 1914, Page 10

- WASHINGTON ANm'vsnsgnv | Sale of Axes and Hatchets 1 lot Conn. Pat. 75c Axes, unhandled, razor edge. ..., 59¢ 1 lot Conn. Pat. $1.00. Axes, unhandled, Forest King.. 75¢ 1 lot Conn. Pat. $1.25 Axes, unhandled, Saeger Special, $1.00 1 lot Conn. Pat. $1.25 Axes, unhandled, Keen Kutter. . $1.00 1 lot Conn. Pat. $1.50 Axes, handled, Keen Kutter. ... $1.25 1 lot Conn. Pat. $1.25 Axes, handled, Kelley......... $1.00 1 ot Halthels 2 ceviitaios s il Sulio i o, S o 1-lot 75¢ Light Shingling Hatchets. ................ 50c § 1ot 2Sc HighsEoade Hatehels . oo i e glio 00 S NEWHAVEN'S STOCKHOLDERSROBBED Senator Norris Asserts That Somebody Has Stolen $200,000,- 000 From Them— New England Senators Accuse Him of Making Rash Sitiements - Presses K Resolution For Information From the Attorney-General. Washington, Feb. 24—Charges by jper cent. of the Boston and Maine Senator Norris- that someone had | stock was taken over for the New stolen $200,000,000 from the stockhold- | York, New Haven and Hartford, the ers of the New York, v Haven and | consent of the legislature is declared Hartford railroad, precipitated a hot | necessary for a change in control. discussion in the senate today, | The meeting at which - Governor eral of the New England senatc Haynes spoke was called by the May sisting that Senator Norris w. achusetts Real Estate Exchange with of loose and unwarranted language. | the announced purpose of obtaining a Senator Norris retracted nothing, how- | public expression of opinion on the ever, insisting that his statements were | railroad situation. About 500 people warranted and that the adoption of h attended it. resolution under debate would have a All the New nd governors were salutary effect, invited but Governor Haynes was the Purport of Resolution o one present. He based Maine's 2 claim largely on the fact that Sixty g ROYAL—the most cel- ebrated of all the baking powders in the world— | f The resolution would direct the at- F N s, s stock o ) T iper cent. of the Maine Central stock . 1 he is megotiating in rexard to tie |is owned by the Bosion and Maine celebrated for its great 1 lot 50c House Axes. 39¢ in turn is controlled by the ampshire one each, might have three members of es’ board and Maine and New Hampshire on each, shington, Feb. Details of the on of the New Haven from the reorganization of the New Haven sys- tem and if 8o to give to the senate cer- tain details. It asks specific g whether any contemplated agreement betwesn the department and the 1 road provides for immunitysfrom leavening strength and purity. It makes your cakes, biscuit, bread, etc., healthful, it insures you Splitting WedRes Ju0 0 sus st o e Uit Sper b, - Se STOVINK for Red Stove Lids THE HOUSEHOLD ALBERT BOARDMAN, Prop. BULLETIN BUILDING, o 74 FRANKLIN STREET ecution-to anyone connected with the |5 F : N Boston and Maine Railroad, probably railroad and whether it contemplates | B S R I bl % the surrender by the raliroad company | Will be sctiled at a confereace here against alum and zall or any of its stockholders the ri | irsday fHcials 3 forms of adulteration that tment of justice and Chairman El- nd ¢ bring action for damages on accc of past misappropriations of funds, Lodge to Oppose It. Senator Lodge served notice that he ‘would speak tomorrow against the res- | proceedings returned to Wz olution. | today from Boston, where he was in | conference with Goveri®r Walsh of B. & M. TRANSFER, Massachusetts and New Haven offici- | nsel for the New Haven. special assistant to At- cReynolds, who has go withthecheap brands. The only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar. It was understood tonight that an | g tat Royal Cook Book—500 Receipts—Free. Send Name and Address. nter ed have agreed that i > sh »e five trustees named. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. P l | —_— —_— = | 1 ELECTRIC CHAIR ) | —_— sion when Becker's counsel asked Mr. |ated the examination. The record, it| oo i | (Continued from Page One) \Whitman to concede a fact, the jus-|was declared, makes it plain that the Why not atttend to it now? It will be B tice said “No I will not let hirg con- | controlling purpose of Justice Goff| fully as easy and convenient for you | | i as to the excluding | cede it.” The haste of the trial was|was not to save time, but to compel| to have the work don now as later | when it may be freezing weather. | Olfice of the | General 2 3 of the New Haven dissolution PLUMBING AND STEAM FITTING | LEGAL NOTICES Massachusetts Legislature to Deter- mine Its Rights in Matter. Boston, Feb. 24 wo developr today added inter he Boston Maine railroad situ One w introduction o n questioning the vali government’s proposed transfer majority stock from the Bost of t ng “company to a board o Schepps as an | referred to. the defendant to close his ¢ ;:‘thm{ththe R ey Execution of the Gunmen | Judge’s Attitude Toward Witness, |&mination of Rose so that the w Estimates cheerfully furnished on Streei Commissioner. ok By Govarnor Willle The decision in the case of the four | Justice Goff refused to| L.Ent not be given an opportunity| ;. Loy Jou need d N o i speech by Governor William A he . Blood” Whitey Jus 30! us 0 | quring adjournment to ‘recreate” his Y 0! you el one. The Ordillubics uh wuo waty of Maine for a representative on unmer S SRR LR ;"-unsollw have papers { ;0. Wicu PLOviue wiot Lud UwAeE trustees’ board. ind Le souie, were entitled to that were in the | S'9rY" R R e : J F TO[V\PKINS veCupalll Ul UCCUwadis, Vate cui- The house order whi 1imous v had aver possession of the district attorney and | .. .1t Wa8 the contention of the prose- | B 35 POFRLUtR U iy PR ed by Representative evidence against , them was |come of the justice's rulings ‘“pz j cution that the examination of Rose aDy DULUINE UL iUL UL s & N s $ Bty o B J eirsdy § was completed that day in order that 3 | syuale, 7 sked the .opin t to warrant conviction ey 0 : el % W Ma Worcester asked th * beyond the limits . discretion he might not have an opportunity to 67 e‘t mn St“ wuel vere erroneous as a matt Bradcu aud’ paved, attorney general on the was referred to the commi ry with Webber, Vallon take up his and Schepps.” It was pointed ut th Ve Jcuuved ueiw T3 “ without debate. Under the |'counsel shouid have been | E U Sl SLOW, SIest SNu we W of the holding company by wh s fullest opportunity to .| Charge Favorable to Prosecution. PE?ieOSILO | JEN SR S s ahes g e ion of thelRose, Webber, Vallon Scheppw | Attention is called to the fact that | Byt e st A b X ond —— the who were in constant communication | the error of the course which was fol- | The new 3 and fire proof floor- ; ke Same stall Wds€ Laiel s lue ligie death war- |und conference with each other and |lowed was practically conceded by re-|ing, A 5 Wy ¥ Rt ive wisy, Likl WUSDGVEr lus id i ce Temdy for | w ged in the comimon under- | calling Rose at the close of the case|and durable. Ask for particulars, P A s ke O s when t1 ttempting to save their own | and offering to a ounding Of ivL wi iia. ec auy | n~r|'d} The different attitude that-the jus- Of Justice Goff’s charge to the jury hall | icing in forfeit that of | then to complete h Qdis De e auLy —BY THE— 1e law provides that the - o e el gy . shall not be d o West Main St. oo Feen OrpOTMLIG, or by Boston Serv1ce weeks after the judg- ltice took toward witnesses caused the | it is said that he defined with accura- B e GhdNeNiioe: ettt 8 2 D - j court of appeals to remark en it. Wit- | many of the principles of law B mude ATe N0 CODVERIeHT UF Pe- —OF THE— t of appeals, however, | nesses who proved disappointing to the governed the ‘then mov the ice LOereiroil, Of COvering % . . i & ks t”u(:;i‘.‘,vfl‘fi{‘ were treated with harshness | outlined in much deta nd most ef- . . IR0 SR EILE SntigE Sonie olner suic- Hamburg_Amenca“ Lme wed gunmen (and a mane: :rw suspicion. it was de- | fectively the claims of the prosecution anis Susetance L ol cwo heurs during the la ared, while Schepps, the state's star | and the evidence which had been pro- - = N during e Guylile ©IDOSES lue Lariy —TO— | witness, was protected by the duced to support those claims, leav- Heanng a“d Plumhlng | in derauit to tne penaity previded by LONDON (Plymouth) Haste of* Trial Criticised ways e ing it to the jury with few and meagre | tae ordinances. ; S s ‘4 16 in were asled questions by | exceptions to evolve from their own 92 Fran:™n Street e b ars b la counsel which were exclud- | unaided memories the recoliection of ran...n ee o - et oF ble LOregQIng provisi PARIS (Boulogne) stice Goff, iater, when the|any arguments or evidence in behalf a, Lue party them; but such was not th fact that the evider > of T and HAMBURG ed out some of the -n. ’{{'K}","H rec: ”mimln" \'-Hl'm;xl of liha der;ndn:t whlf;h tended to n'nni ] . ‘..;Tn a\):‘p)" x"ff»fa"fioffi: : ks ¥ A e ¢ | es e identical questions excluded | tradict and rebut such arguments and | i t Y e <Pl Assuring Arrival in Paris by Day R puch ere'l were. but 16 fhei by Wrller Jor the |'cvidance 6f the prosecution ROBERT J. (JOC.I.IRANE LR Uit of the beg PALATIAL STEAMERS th court, the opinion declares. Evidence of Degenerates and Crim- GAS FiTTING ‘ lssioner to CoLecE H the Cross-Examination of J : ey ier to couect Fuerst Bismarck, Feb. 27 of the % A ok Hoe: inals. PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING |l b STred umoet the fove: 10a. m. sk | v m’--l;‘-r nmmlnn was de- While Becker's 1 | & z they are not - « 1 3 voted ice Goff's order that Mr. o Sy 5 s 10 West Main Street, Norvich, Con jd to him on demand, to repurt the Rhaetia, March 18 r Melnt sonciime his vexamitatice: of obstructive, the opinio; 28 S onn. | Vase to the City Attormey, who shall & mar Jack R »n the same day on which no evidence that 3 Agent for N. B. Q. Sheet Packing | prosecute the party offending. From Commonwealth Pier, \ criticized | he was called was the. day that | 3 D the o A f e DI R, South Boston. Beck M. ded physical and | o raman =y = =| Jansa Street Commissioner. 607 BOYLSTON STREET ¢ p ion and when he sald | C2Se might be overlooke X s e o e ][ |5 i ) el i ool tenti | CLEARANCE SALE OF | G &7 LY N | ALED OPOSALS will be re- te Highway Commis- 2 Capitol,” Hartford, p. m. Wednesda e ag was that of degene an caused the court of appeals to bs :x | Girls’ Sleds, Boys’ Sleds, | = willing to say, the prevailing opinion | g - 2 : e e stated, that the rulings as a whol | Flexible Flyers, Baby Sleighs, | n accordance wit not “invelve substantial errors or hat ons on flie th It was so « that the defendant Snow Shovels Highway Comm the following pla BROOKLYN. about 617 Native Stone Macadam Plans and specifications hur R. Bell, first setect- TOWN 'OF EAST- should be executed that they might Jordan Block, Wil- bids must be mc- & surety company bond heck not 1 ity to meet nocenc That is NI'TIeT | iimantic our opinfon in present case. Un- al | | companie the — A jor « er ssioner reserves You could smoke or chew | i Tiings 4 Hhe e 5 which the law g barrassed counsel was hamper * and you'd never get enough | vesx and prevented. He —it’s so mellow and rich | chance to defend hia ir and pleasing. other opp and establish his law is that - sed shall have a 2 einforce: Concreta | fair trial and that if that rght has Franklin Square r a 1-span | been infringed,” the ominion concluded o ! , or a 1-span La in a L t f -t | ‘mot in respect of mere technicalities P | U’:"\:ml { but in substantial matt and how- D J h KIVG -3 y Ot orf ¥ | ever una ly, he shall have an- | r. « AVi, i | | i s than one- work. The s case 1; full J. BENNETT, MISS M. C. ADLES Roons By e e sonsrianas. ; COAL AND LUMBER. Hair,Scalp and faceSpecialist | — omsen, ECONOMY . under those circumstances exact its forfeiture.” —_——— EXPENSIVE to gave five or six dolla FRESH ARRIVAL Genuine Big Vein George’s Creek Blacksmithing Lay in a supply of it [ prier sTatE NEWs awire: se alse today. Keep some at home R R e T the Ansonia « it VVIH 1’101(:1 you Steady as ¥ Redfilers wita Siing | > 4 ALSO A CARLOAD OF a spirit-level trues a wall. |, Tromssten. o "D e oteg 7 DENTIST | READY ROOFING PAPER té make appil rve system Economy and satisfaction for those Noroton. A thyrold gland weighing| I2IRe Ee Jo JONES [who are SHY on SHEDS by using a two pounds was removed from the neck Suite 46 Shannon B[dz‘ few loads of our COMMON LUMBER | of Miss Mary Corrigan of Noroton at : | {'a: private Bospital in Hartiora Take elevator Shetucket Street en- |and READY ROOFING. trance. Phone. — Newtown.—Rev. James H. George 0 5 %1 has returned from a two weeks' trip | — Ghappe" co_ spent between Danielson and Rockvill Long Cut Tobacco | Conn. “and visits to Massachuseris | Falagg Fool and Billiard Parlors !cemm Whart, Rl oase the federal r i Telephones. Bis Tables—five pool and one Billiara, | Meriden. — Department Commander Tables sold @nd repairing Gome is the one perfect tobacco for the sturdy it MOMNLY o pn et ] st reasonable prices. I M. C. HIGGINS man who likes his tobacco rich, full- e s Ty TeArls “on | B AN STRARNY 'C.()AL bodied and saiisfying, Made of pure “,‘13‘"'\?1',‘.‘{:1.';?.*;“ S ans Soune R TR HIGH GRADE COAL Kentucky leaf, aged for three to five ool eaatorlin (o Cotal the oifie MISS ELLK M. POTTER} ou. e e, . years, so as to bring out all its fragrant e e flavor and sweeiness. This is what makes LIBERTY always the same. [t doesn’t depend upon one season’s crop, like many tobaccos. We have enjoyment of the inmates lnsiractor of Stamford.—Gutzon . Borglum, the Piano and Harmony | scuiptor, has shown his interest in the | gy dio now opvn for season of 1913 | new Stamford theatre in a very prac-| o-Uo - o tical way. He is to contribute a group | Room 6, Alice Bidg. Tel. 968 of figures Appropriate in its symbolism = - {5, o D¢ chit entraneeof " the | ‘ Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh ! building BUY THE Pl Bridgeport.-—Burglars svho evidently AEWAYY e, S TR0 | g : e e st Big Ben Alarm Clock g SRy into Frank Ginnell's market at s & 5 Mg .55 Steuben street one night recently 2 Office—cor. Market and Shetucket Ste. several séasons crops dlways Stored Among (he siuff stolen was a quaster at Wm. Friswell’s, x Telephone 463-12 . of beef weighing 115 pounds, haif a . ,away. crate of exgs, 10 pounds of salt pork 25-27 Franklin Street S —— and half a dozen bottles of mustard, | s —- - . e " ORDER IT NOW New Britain—When Isaac Kanrich GEORGE G. GRANT Ropkins & Ceo's Light Dinner Al S et e aehortes it | Undertaker and Embalmer | it Pumer, see per sosem = about the Beth Mishkan cemdtery he 2 il Trommer's Ivmm T6C pec “owes charged that adjacent property belong- | 32 Provide—-- St., Taftville | Free deiivery w parts of ing to the city was also unshoveled | . attemtien to day or night calls. iy, An investigation was made and it was | FERHO0 GRS 7:1?-'1!“"’,"“!‘15 s g ik discovered that the property was that of one James Murphy estate and no r E 1s ne advertising medium In THERE 1s né a@vertising = ey ST The Bul® | masiere Conrecticut caval e The Bute years. letia for business resuila letn for Busimess envugh for quite an elaborate fea. Take LIBERTY on the job for a week’s Fry-out—:-after that you'll always carry LIBERTY in your jeans. Sold everywherein 5¢ packages. THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY B taxes have been paid on the land in 26 ' gsetern Connecticut