Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 2, 1909, Page 7

e CRIMINAL GOURT - s H Shoot Silver Gray Fox—New 0 - ; || wevarasey e sow, Rl Sy Eoal Ui SR . t | N T Norwich, Saturday, Jan. 2, 1909. Watch Old Year Out. The . commissioners were authorized 1 2 ‘ F ¥ Furnisking to got the power from the county to | | Gl COMPANY. U s The Bulletin saculd bo aelivered .28, New Year's morning o party of Grand Jury will be Called in for Tuesday and Petit Jury | dispose of the bullding, nvertakers, ety i, O, before § o My | Jooi Ashwell, C.. A Gager, William g aSiSacribert who fall to receive st by | Just Astwell JGL A, Cager Willan on Wednesday--Pleas to be Taken on Tucsday. 88 Man Str: rt in @ handsome silver gray fox, weigh- partiagRis fh0¢ THRG Bulletin Ua. ¢ | e tweles paunde 1t masihoc by TAFTVILLE. ay Returns After Four Months’ Reuben Potter, making his third this sit in Scotland and Ireland—Other little lives have been saved by Laty Ass'stant whon raqasstal e NEOATHEN. i season, and was killed on l’dlunC{ZII'I: State’s Attorney Hull was : Nor- Sflfil \qal;;:ol:r?ofglgv 8. S‘l;?il::. Pl'- Personal Notes. Fb‘l‘e;"ll,!ioney and Tar, for coughs, r. Gay's f: foxh ), h tl o = . . Bog: ), Gale Forecast For Today. A T were oriant members of | ey o B O o e for | mer Chapman, Michoel Reuica and Ei- | Danlel Day returned to his home on | 9195, STOP 254 whooping cough, It Our 36th il e and Jip, were important members of | pose of getting the cases ready for | et Chapmas . 1 x Hunter’s avénue thiy week after a four nn?; New ymg‘::g;y F:llzwls;tg’l;zfi?" the hunting party. rial l;?é::e ‘the oriminal court of com- o Eie grand jury il bo selected Tuos: months' visic in Scotland. and. Irelan, | ;f‘aflaf&o:leuatrou?r‘: e tohdres d = y morning to sit in the case againat | He expected to be home by Christmas | 3 temperature, moderate winds, mostly | FIRST CONGREGATICNAL CHURCH ‘Tuesday for the January sesslon. Judge | the residents of Lyme who arc charged | eve, but s * steamer experioncen & | Hns POIEEE Honty A rar, e e y n i 3 p) ecler wi n the ch | with murdering a Pol woman and | rough. passage ang he did not arrive G t A l e e e e Wl Cirs o ! oM~ |and’ there promises to'be much busi- | throwing her body in & mudhole and | in Fattville untl Sunday. he Aret | OUEmE e Los & Oowpen rea nnua al lfi ?turh?y air and CDnlS Ll‘!t‘_z ‘3‘ cers—Wil elebrate ness for the session. plecing thereon a huge rock. The ca=e | place Mr. Day visited on nis trip was colder weather will prevuu,dugl’ fres sary. The following cases were assigned | against Bogardus is one in which the | Glasgow, Scotland, and after spending | Merrssa: pvesbern g northwest winds, and Sun - a’i “10 for Wednesday before the petit jury: | jury has found a true bill for murder [ some time in Scotland crossed over to The only flour T ever had any luck with partly overcast weather, with slight) At the First Congregational church|State vs. Charles Adams, John ‘Con- |and that trial will probably be held at | Ireland, where he visited among other | fs Gold Medal Flour. LucINna. (1) temperature changes. ¢ on New Year's day the annual busi- | nell, Patrick Curran, Joseph del Carlo, | this session of the court. places Dublin, Cork and Killarney, the | se———— earance i Observations in Norwich. news mecting was held at .30 o'clock: | John W, Forbes, George Fortanats | Tuesday wili be given up to taking | last o whicli in s native place. It MARR'ED. . %o fuliowing Tecoids, reposisd feom | ThHo ng was opened by - | August Gomes, Jam:s Gorman, Walt-r | the pleas of the prisoners and on Wed- | was forty-six years since he had seen SKE—LEARY—In this cf Sevins pharmacy, show the changes | ing from the scripture, II Peter 3, by | King, William "Koskl, Reicco. Maccl, | nesday morning the potlt jury will| tho scenes of his childhood and al- | ® B e e ihe Calnalic parsomags. i x 1% B oy L Kime oy P g B B o pastor, Rev. George H. Ewing. ol | alias” Henry Macc, Georse B Main, | come in and the trial of cases will be | though he found but few ot his old | RBroadwal, by fiev ¥ L Kitzpal ;'lt;k,.s l . € prayas . Mr. Ew! - zra Mather, August chrholz, James | started. friends living h v ip im- Harry Frederic] ombroske an -1 S e oy Ther. Bar,| €d_as mocerator. Minnehao, Elmer Newton, Jamés Qua- | - There are on the docket 35 new and | mensely. 5 |- Co0¥ed Bis trip im-| - SEch vt Kugusta Leary,. both ot AlC . ll‘ b . 27 3020| _The clerk of the church, Herbert L. quenta, Willlam H. Segar, Bartholo- | continued cases and at present there | Mr. Day has lived in Taftville necriv [ _this eity. 12 m . 3% Yerrington, gave the report of the last| mew J. Shea et al, Albert Stokes, Ed- | are over 20 prisoners in the two jails | all the time since he came to this coun= o1 A . 2§ $0.28| meetine and the record of the vear.|ward Thompson et al (George Green |awaiting trial. try and in prime was an ¢ ma-cn. Dt Will B won’t keep your Plaatt xhes The next report was given by the|and James Brown), Philip Wyant,| On Jan, 19 the January special ses- | He was employed on the ) COGSWELL—Tn_Center Barnstead, N, egin This Morning {reasurer. Lewis A. Hy(e, showing tho | Danlel Kelleher et al and George Tom- | sion of the superior court is due to| when they were being built. B (oo pRsEs DNapY . ¢ = enevolences of the year. The election | linson. come in at New London for civil busi- | ent he is enjoying a well earned rest |, wife of G I o etery, Norwiol all winter. Predictions for Friday: Fair; mod-| of officers resulted as follows: Clerk, | There are several other casss on the | ness, at which Judge Ralph Wheeler ‘< | at the home o his daughter on Hunt- | Infgrment in Yantlc conetery, Norwioh, | vpiq g the Great Merchandising Eveny ThtY nc:dfcod. eru_zr to .fl'csh west winds. Herbert L. Yerrington; treasurer, | docket which are not assigned but | to preside. If the criminal business is | er's avenue. o'clock. Friday's weather: As predicted. |TLewis A, Hyde; accountant of weekly | which will probably be tried, They | not finished the special session will be —_ — — of the year for the people of New Lon« . offerings, Mrs'Aron W. Dickey: dea- | include the cases of the state’ va. Mi- delayed. Social Time Enjoyed. | £ ui cons. Dwight W. Avery and Henry T. - Daivinl Martt S Sahis don and Windham conn#u. No other an n ) Sun Il High Il Moon | Frazler; _standing committee, Mrs, il eyt 00 B e | o mteen T son i wlter) SS | mhomas 5. Waties andFrank, Aver:| GUDDEN DEATHS NUMBER | ANNUAL REPORT OF o e T ceasion approsches i, sither in the supplies just the lack. m. {| p. m P m| oy’ B Ohaley, Henry T. Frasier, 187 DURING THE YEAR. THE BANK COMMISSIONERS. | home Friday evening. There were @ volume of goods involved, or in posi- a2 | I Henry Vagner and Sidney P. Smith. S e — JanieE prissad Seofs OuS OF oW 15 Wain Streok, 10c and 25¢. | 426 | I The annual report of the home do- | Report for the County Submitted by | Decrease in Depositors of Nearly 4,000 | © pleasant time was spent and tive money-saving opportunitiss. i f pastment was eiven by Miss H. Loulto | Coroner Franklin H. Brown—Nor- | in the State—Deposits Drop Four | C5relS “is enioyed and refeeshmons e : rde. The Sunday school i . d. £ s | D o ::53 “ e kB B e B Ly wich Had 34. and a Quarter Million. “ ywmn&}md two sons from Granby, . This__Annual _Sale will _be Blgger 431 | were glven by Mise Mary E. Wattled. SRS S s rame ttendanes| Coroner Franklin H. Brown has made | Bank Commissioners C. H Noble e Funera] nlrectors o N' ¢ sev'" & son e N o e o Endamnes | bis quarterly report of sudden deaths | and Norris S. Lippitt have sumbitied Personals. JhaoBver, | i o “ | society Miss Helen A. Stead reported, | to the state’s attorney, it being submit. | their annual report to Governor Wood- | arieq Katherine Logan of Willimantic AND-- In addition to our own stock, we will “|tea on Friday, showing 43 sudden|ruff with “the annual statements of vy d i nine | deaths during the past three months. | the savings banks as of October 1,|'s the suest of local friends. here was a total of 157 for the vear | 1903, together with the statements of GREENEVILLE. O TS E e s ol thron Memorial : offer thousands of dolla soclety, Mrs. Walter F. Potter: Home ssette of Plainfleld was worth of George Mor: | | Ladies’ Aid Society of Congregational 37(.&i iary soricts Mre. Mo with New London furnishing the larg. | the state banks and trust companies | (o wocs s il Giee. acial and Sonbuited) T e . cst number, 60. Norwich was second | showing their condition at the clo!;ilhe e vy DOUUNL from v eI h : .| Pauehtes . in T. Mannine: | With 34. The other towns ranged from | of business, September 23, 1908, and | yop, e Wiltred Pollard manufacturers and jobbes riop | Annual Businsss Meeting Helg—Oth- | T e s, N ement. snelery. Avom V.| One to ten, although Stonington had 17. | also the statements of trust compa- | ware G gl i b i ey | Ioherny: oo er Note: Dichoys TATHE Tmmre Mlee 7 G Tan:| The record for the past three morths | nles having savings departments as | Rt | January stock inventory. W HE pey. Sies Seta - .| as reported by the coroner is as fol- | returned for October 1, 1908." | 5 o8 Wi e est o Lady A nt. | The Ladles’ Al soclety of the|TNev. for Miss Sars Huntineton: A. E. Reeves was the guest of » o i g, hin cradle roll. Miss Ponnev: pastar's re- | 1oWi e Savings Banks. | friends” in Thompsonville New Years Telephone call 8783 HOT LUNCH Greeneville Congregational church, fol- . Norwich: | Rt Remomber—This_Sale Begins lowing the custom for former years, POrt. Rev. George H. Ewing, who gav There were 536,169 depositors in the | day. Henry B. Church. Wm. Smith Allea Bemember_This Sale Begins Saturday % 7 | entertained the members of the rch | & hrief history of the past y Oct. 5—Henry L. Peckham, heart |savings banks on October 1, 1908, and | A= — i Tiyisdaw PR iR d 35 Cents— 12 till 2 0’clock |New Year's night with a delightfu church, A adisease, the tota) amount of the deposits was | Frank Boucher of New Haven in| Ja y 2nd, and no matter where fal and GAnesct, THEYS Wit NGArly Church 250 Years Ofd. : Oct. 13—Mary G, Hoxsle, heart dis- | $232,003,766.75. On October i T o O R v you live it will pay you to attend this " two hundred present. Mrs. 51 All reports were approved. Tt was | east. the _deposits amounted to $256,372 A ! F Iz Dress Su“s Menu for Sa'urday, Jan. 2 y_‘—.m;ap‘ p{a!(de{l;t)’of tm‘= id | also ;f;n,?] ‘z\v.‘\:(x:dh'qh: ”,hil\"innenl';:‘x;‘ Uwz 16—Frank P. Tehin, heart dig-‘gg} 6, showing & decrease of $4.278,-| ° Dty it FaRtr PO, Yaube i uii ’ Sale. Every department will be in N ’ ” society, welcomed the gatheri ar: e churel e sa vs | eas 2 A L y " By % 3 % v POTAGE CRICY 412l terms, and Rev. C. ¥, Ricketts al the 250th anniversary of the settle- | _Oct. 24—Charles A. Murphy, railway | _There were, o n October 1, 1908, | attended the Olympic sunlight hop Fri- | Prince Albert Sults and Tuxedos | .op ity readiness when the store ML (AP spoke. An especially atiractive mus-| ment the town of No: injuries. | 461,579 depositors having . less than | ¢ay from Taftyill S ot 7. ! LAMB STEW fcal programme which had been 7 and S, 1909, ! " Oct. 31—Charles Duprey, heart fail- |$1,000 eac hon .deposit, those havin = Cut prices on Winter Suits and Over- | opens on Saturday, and we will maks ETRINGLESS BRANS. ranged by the soclety was then rrangements was | ure, alcoholism. i leoom ;gr,('w') to $2,000 numbered 49, T);‘T"» dif;fl uS“ ';jvl coats, s e s KE TATOES. ed. Mrs. W. G. Haselden beau Rey. George H. | 'Nov. 2—Abigall M. Browning, diar- | 492, here were - 24,681 depositors ¢ spe: . . o give satisfactory serv- BAKED Plf‘ ATORS, SRR twh Balou; Wscopanist’ by . Owen S. Smith el s i & | each of whom had frop:$2,000 to $10.- | relatives in Hartford te. | C. H. Nickerson, 128 Main St. | ° ALAD Mise Htisatnth Croww An orchestrs! B tles and Mrs, Fitch L. Aallen. Nov. 28—George F. Comstock, gun- | 000, and 417 persons Mad each $10,000 | e dec21d fce to all who attend on the Opening CHARLOTTE RUSSE comprising Miss Mabel Murray, pian- Organ Recital. shot wound. and over on deposit. Ralph Andrews and Walter Earn- Da c« ] ist; Frank Munroe, cornet, and Wi O Niw- Tass Bas 2ls o Dec. Y—Eunice E. Dolbeare, heart| The largest amount dis a single | shaw left Fricay aflernoon for a s307( pemsmmemseememmsmemmeememsmemnt ¥. Aalso 2 la Carte. Gallagher, violin, gave several se PR i Sor abee fir i eaty | Gikeass, epositor Was $36,252.52 dsit with the former’s uncle in Jers SREWIEL 100 | ttons in « fine manner, The selections eenth antual Lvan tecital bn the Fioct | New London. During . the year. 70, i /o EullDetails of Thi | 8iven by the other musicians also re- | Congregntional charch. He ws aselrts| Oct. 9—James Kelly, raflroad inju- | SOUBLS Were. opened, ‘and. there were | —_— { | —————oh Tonua e celved merited applause. The Dro-|cq ity Charlos D, Geer: baritane T o 73,853 accounts close Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah J. Donovan | 49 § are contained in our Page Advertise- gramme was: | was an unusualy large number of mi | © et 13—Elizabeth ‘Shea, heart dis- | . Lhe amount deposited : during the | of Merchants' avenue have left lo & § - 3 Two-Step, Soclety Swing, by orches-| ¢jc Jovers present to hear the recital, | ease. » | ¥ear, including interest credited, was | nd a week with relatives In New ! § ment in The Norwich Morning Bulle- tra M JOvSs SeaReltl. (0 Dek The xactiak [ dass. $38,059,592.39, and the, amount wWith- | York. Today, Saturday | Solor Tite's Lullaby, Mrs. W. G. Hasel- | Shich opened with march, Pomp an Nov. 2—Calvert Parker, tntero-coll- | grawn ' was $62,632,85, e [ ? f tin of January fst | 2 e g S ‘rcumstance, by Elear, followey 5 S = el A by | den. | Andantino in D fiat, Wetton. Both wors | 29_Thomas' V. OINeil, rafl. | The total asscts of savings banks| Peter Michaud of Ga: 2 Ladies, $1.75 Shoes...........$15 Selection_A Waltz Dream, orchestra, | manncr 8nd met with unanimous ap-| —Jonathan Osborn, heart dis- | jee7. amounted to $270,935,- | street. i “ 0 sten’s $2.50 Calf and Box Ca e Plano 070, Jessie's Dream, Miss Eliz- et ks it i 0| 4 319.85. hoes ....... e 1 ' 9 o Hoioy Jasi oIr. Geer was then heard in ara, 0| 13—Kate Noonan, heart @is-|" The liabilitles of the banks amount- | Miss Annfe McCarth B sten's $3.00 and § hoes at $2.50 § I"e Funauus x M“uhg“ Bn | Plano Solo, Poet and Peasant, Miss| yfendeissohn, and rave much plensure —Mary E. Hall, senfiity and | 30 3267:272,021.88 on October 1, |avenue Is the guest of her s Mrs. f Men's Slippers way below cost to » o Edith McWilliams. e large audience by his ing i % v | 1008, and to $270,935,319.86 on Oc- fam Casey, in Pawcatuck, over the §° igh Loy g [] jan2a 23—Arthur E. Pearce, railroad | ““mghty savks pe ays. d a 4 per cent. div- e | L'Aurore and Rudelph Martin of | Selection, Sounds from the Orient, or- | chestra. nz of it. The seventh programme was aleo a solo by umber Low prices on Boys' and Girls School Shoes and Slippers. | Solo, Good-Night, Little Girl, Good- ™ vho delish a ! s | 8 | 1dend and the dividends amounted to F e Mo .6 Erasclisn. e Arctas Andrews, senility.|s5s512396.28 ~ Two banks pald | aranby, Canads, are the guests of ¢ i . Selection, Sky Pilot, orchestra, <tmas song). by Neldlinger. The mown mummy skull, | gividend of 3 3-4 per cent., making a M Dalvini Martin, of it will pay you to come here today. and five, | providence street. Foliowing the musical programme ! aninw number A i by Sl | total amount of §: cake and coffee were served by the' pinoion ‘and was Girand Choenf, Op 2 whose rate -was , per ladies. The following ladies arranged 1ns o, 6 H. M. Hise, affording sin.| Oct. &—William H. Clark, cerebral | 432.11 in dividends, i | the social and brought it to a delight- | cara pleasure to his hearers. many of xy. bank wihich did not pay a, dividend | ful conclu Mrs. Archibald Gil-| whom have previonsly become ac- 1—William F. Heydecker, al- | The $15.00 - FRANX A. BlLl, § buys a 17 J:wel Hamilton Mr. and Mr Central Villa immlissioners say In their re- | year's day of christ (chairman), Mrs. Henry Addie, | quainted with Mr. Yerrinaton's ability. coholism and heart disease, por The snumler of depositors has | providence W : 3 Mrs. John McWilliams, 3rs. Paul| TGamniimentary remaris were heard| Nov. 18—Mabe] Ballard, malnutri- | decreased and thé decre in | 104 Ma'n Sirzet. { movement in a 20-year gold | Zahn and Mrs. Samuel Lathrop. concernine the decorations of the tion and stomatitis. deposits” of “$4,273,29473, compared | Mrs. Victor F L .; flled The annual church business meeting, | chureh. which had been left from | Dec. 3—Willlam D. Stetson, heart dis- | With the gain reported ' in 1907 of | of Occum were th 1000 €290 0.3 0 @ W @ 550 D 0 B3 S s @ 0 1 case. which is susually held in the latter part | cristmas, | ease. | $10,107 076.92, illustrates to what ex- | ther, Timothy of January, took place Friday night | O e Sated, Dec. 17—James H. Wells, heart dis- | tent the panic of 1807-08 was felt. | avenue, Ne s da | previous to the social, and with Rev.| g yocin “tne recital a most appe- | 3Se The commissioners take advantage of —_ e “ ,,d v >. H. Ricketts presiding the following tizing supper Was served i the chap Dec. 25—Edwin F. Morgan, heart | this opportunity to offer theirgcongrat- Joseph Fregeau of Providence street s.a Jz a P | officers were elec Trustee for, three | {¥ 08 BUPDe HE A ok, The stp- | disease. ulatfons to the managers of our bank- Thursday for a three weeks' vieiz / ° ye , John McWilllams; deacon for - harge of' Miss Mary E. Stonington. ing institutions for the excellent way | with his father and other relatives at P nl- " fll L ‘D | three years, Jackledge; stand- 2 Y i ch the char; Cesalre, “anad; e was i three years, Hugh Blackledge; stand ted 3y Mrs. Alble L. Hale, | oct, 5—Alonzo Burtch, aleohotism, | I, YBICh the charge entrusted to them | St. Cosaire, P. @ Canata. He was £ OS1LIVE:Y UE LAST DAY buys a Waltham movement ing committee for one year, Archibald D g o aiw T | Ot has been administered. . . . The|accompanied by his niece, Miss Mary convmicHr Gllchrist, Mrs. W. P. Potter, Mrs. Grant | 17 ”,: R i - m.hfl.——.\lary J. Holts, cerebral restraining order to the Stonington | A. Diuneiic, in a 20-year gold filled case. Foster: charity committee, Mrs. E. H.| }o W Qe S0, W an &, | TemorThage. o rah savings bank expired October 3, 1908, e TET I R ¢ i g = Lathrop, Mrs. Marjory Burton, Mrs.| Mio® Tessle B wvie THse o o s nd a further order was issued re- YANTIC HAPPENINGS Bo.ldfly John . Scott, Mrs. John MeDougall, Heesta Heckmith, Miss B, Gertruds | ,Oct 7—Jeremiah Murphy, aleohol- | straining payments to July 3, 1909.” 3 e, Mrs. Henry Addle, Mre. Charles H. Df 8. 3 em. 3 e " : 3 Ricketts. Mrs. Louls O Potier. Clork | Yannine, Miss Grace V. Harrington, Montville State Banks and Trust Companies. | Ap the Yantic school the following HH 0 " x VI es and L]quors | A. A. Montaperto read the annual re- | o S8 SEUC S- GEEEOR LEL “\ies| Oct. 11—Frank E. Flelding, carbolic | The assets and liabilities of the state | Were perfect In attendance during the . N A 5 3 ]r’)rl;. v.'hh]-h’ showed the ;‘hurr{h :n bet- | o ialie F. Allen and Mre. Charlos | acld polsoning. banks on October 1, 1908, amounted | fall term room, Miss Bdith J. Mathe Yor (N ttullbay Teads have a ter financial cond:tion than last year, |/} s i Oct. 18—Nora M. McDonald, entero- | to $11,632,806.23, and _of the rtust oom, Miss Edith J. Mather, . ' i g ment of Pure Wines despite the general depression, which L3 ol prinei; Roscoe Bentley, James Par- Franklin Square. supper, | colit!s ana malnutrition. companies to $27,819,970.28 followed the W Fhe s3It Sxil-toliomed € Dec. 19—Washington L Browning,| The itemized statement of the de- | ker, Lois Manning, Eugene Manning, dec30d 1 was very pleasing to all. The mem- each one responding with remarks or - . + . - Bessie Smith ' bership ‘of the church ‘remains_the | $%Ch one responding with remarks OF |, oort” aisease. posits of savings banks shows that L Y £ FREE! FREE! | same as last year, a total of 37. Dur- | & serse of ecriture. afler Srth 2 00 Lebanon, {as a rule those making an increase | In Miss Annte Parks' room those| @ YOUI' OWN price. A * of fine Cal. Wine ing the year four members have mov. | ¢%: hour was enjove Oct. 12—Lewls A. Scsslons, crusheq | A%¢ banks located " in small towns. | Present every fay were George Wilcox [each plrcliuser of 750 and €0 out of town and three have died. | Nitiox WhSts Those whish show an Increase since |and Rosle Lavalle =~ =~~~ — Tan. £d, 1905 while eeven new members have been s e Bk 'Nov. T Ezellel Abell, result of fan, | October, 1907, are the Bridgeport Sav. | The highest averages for term ex- GEO- A. DAV[S some Calendars to our patrons, | taken in. The church begins the new A ¥ 2 plo i ings bank, the Brooklyn savings bank, . . A | year 1n a very prosperous and satis-| On New Years eve, Rey and Mrs.| s the Canaan savings bank, the Dime | POwers, 93 per cent.; Lois Manning, 2 JACUB STEIN, | factory condition. gerome Greer entertaifed Mrs, Greers| Nov. 5—Mars Malholland, probadly | savings bank of Cromwell, the Dime | 93: Roscoe Bentley, §2; Henning Carl- Tokio J-P“‘ese China co's Telephone 26-3. 03 West Main St. e Sunday school class of the Methodist | apoplexy. savings bank of Wallingford, the Hig- | S0, 90. 214 New Year's Sorvice at 8t. Mary's. |church. also a few friends, fo watch North Stonington. ganum savings bank, the Moodus sav- e 21 Broadway. At all the masses on St Mary's| the old vear oul A pleasant evening| Nov. 29—Arthur H. Brown, heart|ings bank. Nausatuck savings bank, | LILLEY RESIGNS fanid church or. New Year's there we, g AR BAsNeCs, LS 4pa O creant BELS | disonse, New Cansah savings bank, New Hart- AS CONGRESSMAN | Holy Commurnion. At the masses a nine poisoning. Norwalk savings society, People's Sale —m 7 2 s congregations. Especially noticeable | 5¢%Ved: East Lyme. ford savings bank, New Milford sav- | iy n d h ! 4 ble | "5 " the old year went out Rev. Mr. R o |} omen COA.SI erT IS! was the large number that received | 5 AS the old year went out Rev. M Dec. 2—Wilhelmina Gibson, strych- | ins bakn, Norfolk savings bank. | 1o Take Effect at Inauguration—Spe- EI.[AHA { circular letter from Rev. J. Synott,| g.oiland Read Pupils Entertai Waterford, savings bank of Bridgeport, People's cial Election Unlikely. adm., of Hartford, was read announc- i ikt L S D 15—01 . | savings bank of New Britain, People’s PECIAL fortwoweeks i, of Hartiord, was read announce] At the Scotiand road school, which et e rY Winsor, | Spopléxy, | oy SV RRNK Tar " Hodkville, Sallabury | 3ew Haven: JTan.. 1-Congressman ! closed last weck, the following inter- esting programme was carried out, v, savings bank of Matn- | Geoige L. Lilley of Waterbu date of Dec. 15th, k KERTS Tailor-made | the sufferers In te recent earthquake i savings socie in Italy would be taken up at all the Fhisbrd i chester, savings bank of Tolland, sav- 1y, Under | Porterhouss Steak, Ib - of Art Goods Guaranteed to fit ‘masses cn Sunday. under the direction of the teacher, | D"(C- 20—Catherine Hughes, fatty ings bany of, Danbury, Shelton sav- | copas of congres ndering the Sirloin Steak, Ib. at $3 75, $4.50 and 55 5) P I N R TR L T i Griswold. fngs bank, ‘s Staflord savings bank | resignation to Governor Woodruff, the Best Rib Roast, Ib 150 : od et ivabes: e Ol S s et 5 omaston savings bank, Union sav- | Sk droct Mr. Liley's | nice. H y % i an i Charies P. Bradley of Central ave- | tations. Outside, Sadfe Chapman; The | Dec. 24—James Lowe, heart disease, ! ings bank of Danbury. Westport sav- | SRR Sfoct ¥ ey, parxh Nice [.;QIeH?nrk LeLn;_ 1b g: and Rem nde , v $5.50 and $7.00. nue has returned from a week's stay | ISt Plece, Mabel Hazard; Hark! the| Dec. 26—Charles R. Jefirey, Hec or | ings bank and the Willlmantic sav- e on that Goy- |5 pounds Honeycomb Tripe....... = ai TS erald Angels Sing, song by school; Gingras, drowning. b p o i ige’ B S s At sian o | s o L s | s T M LRE Bes 100 | A s ow ot othe Ghickoos, Py | Wo v s gned: SRS IS song by school; ,recitation, My First ignation is not accepted by Go (Q"’rl N"“" : we do not want to carry over amd . In honor of three of her friends at! yi 3 | Woodruff it is hardly expected t! Ruth Bushnell; A New Santa Will Go Where Present Court House i all i S 5 % | Columbia Training school wk er | Lilley as governor will be called upon shall put prices on them that will im- Ell Robillard, who is employed in| recitation, Ralph Chapman; i ho ste her|. . s Loonted—Btructure {0 Cost $150, eers Tis ¥ AL, Q000 DELIVERER. . guests through the holidays—M to accept his own gnation as con- . p . The First Christmas Song, by school; | 277 p 1 = o ssma lainfleld, is spending the hollday at| {VF WISt ELIRIIGE TONE DY fon. by | Alice Blair of Peorfa, TIL, Miss Eli 000 or More. gressman. Edward Ladd: The Christmas Carol, | brin Holman of Indianapolis, Ind., and R My HENRY NORYAN in Providence. THE NEW REMNANT STORE, Miss Florine Mulrowe of Willimanti has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. TV Fraakila 8¢ | jonn T. Suilivan. Upen Bve: Charles Herrick of North Main is spending the New Year holida his home in Willlmantic. sure quick sales. In this sale are many Leather nov- | his home' in Greeneville. el e R T A { Miss Anna Kolb of Atlanta, Ga.—Miss| The foint commilice consisting of | qulrers on the matter of the resignat ss Catberine Quinn of Newark, N.| Song by school. elen R. Mabrey gave a most enjoy- | Mayor Armstrong, Aldermen Murray, | to 3r. Lilley. When told that Mr. Lil-| Telephone 267. 36 Franklin St. “ avhibee J., is visiting her cousin, Miss pefter the programme the Christmas | able dance Friday evening at Miilere, | Casey” ang. MaBride, Tastassnting New | ley had been quoted as saying that he Jnm: elties from the “Day Line* a Sullivan of Central avenue. e ed and a general g00d | pocefving with the hostess was her London, and County Commissioners | had not sent In the resignation the of articles in the Arts and Crafts, time enjoyed. Miss Susie Wilcox was the one pu- | othen pil perfect in attendance. Mrs, Louis Mabrey, and the Williams, No; young iadies in whose honor the guests | senting the county, held a meeting on were assembled. Friday afternoon at New London. For g 2 Those present numbered about forty | some weeks the committee has been e Social Evening for Endeavorers. |couples, including several from out of | carefuly” weighing the clalms of the Miss Mamie Flynn of Willimantic| In the chapel of the First Congrega- | town, and many of the vounger social two sites to which the choice had sim- spent New Year's as the guest of Miss| tional church, Thursday evening, a|et home from college for the holideys.| mered—tba present city hall site and | Motion for Rehearing in Missouri Nana Connelly of North Main street. | number of members of the Christian | A prozramm: of eighteen numbers de. | the old court house site. After this | Ouster Suit. - | Endeavor society held a pleasant in- | lizhtfully fillel out the evening, re- | careful consideration the ecommittee | ot g < ard Chadwick, repre- | governor inquired when such a state- ment was made. Upon being to Santt Dorks ikl vt ‘sumably last night, the governor plied that he had not received the res- i ignation since last night. Miss Sadie Crowley of Branford is spending a few days as the guest of Bernard Dunn of North Main street. You will be surprised at the pricss and sorry if you do not get some of The fine Cottage House and Barn | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis and| formal social, under the direction of ; freshments being served at the inter- | announced Friday the selecti Jefferson City. Mo., Jan. 1. 2 s | the good things. This will be a REAL daughter, of Willimantic, _were the | the social committes, Philip B, Wha- | mission. B O e iaay the selection of |\ S "8 rehearing in the Missouri | NO. 183 Broad Street. House is newly | uests of local relatives on New Year's | ley, chairman. Refreshments were = Althousr there ~has heen some | OUSteF sult against it fled in the «u- | chingled and painted outside and in, BARGAIN SALE. ay. served and a number watched the old ire at Baltic, communication between the committee | Preme court he oday, the Stamdarc P o | i 18 year out and the new vear in. There was a small fire at Baltic Fri- | and Frederic W. Mercer, who owns | Ofl company of Indiana asked to be | and has ten rooms and bath. Very de-| HoAldav GOOdS _Andrew Cary of Man{:}re:\(er is spend- —_— day evening at about 11.40 o'clock in property on the souht side of nu-.ggn;\‘e‘}n:)h(;r:“:‘;""'m}if-‘:::, fiz‘u":‘fi sirable property. Il be sold on very GEO A DAVIS ing a few days as the guest of his New Year Guests. one of the company houses, occupled | court house, and Walter Learned. who | 5 It con Ay be 1aid domn Dy the | sasy tarme. X e y brother, Timothy Carey of Central ave- nue. as a dwelling, and the third from the OWnS rroperty on the north side, which | corner of High and Mill streets. The | 1S necessary for tha new buiding. no | ©OUTt- Inquire E. A, PRENTICE, 25-29 Broadway blaze was in the roof and was extin- | price nas been named, and the com- | - 86 Cliff Street. ton are the guests over.New Year | Syished after shout half an hour of | ities on Friday named John C. Geary | T | fan1d Jeufdan 6t M. and Mre Hervert Ln Yermg, | WOrk by the firemen, who had the hoo | and Sidney H. Miner appraisers to de- i ton of Washington street and ladder out and a stream on the | cide a price on the two properties, after 1 3 blaze which checked it promptly. conferring with Mr. Mercer and Mr. | BUY A BOTTLE OF { We have a large assortment of Pure | Wines and Liquors for the Holidays. LR SRy With every purchase of $1.00 and Henry Robillard of Bristol has been we give away sepnding the holidays with his parents, | FREE Mr. and Mrs. Ell Robillard, of Four- teenth street. Mrs. G. Avery Ray of Springfield is the guest of local relatives. Mr and Mrs. Noves Yerrington of We are still quoting @ nice Christmas Present and a Beau- Learned or thelr representatives. i tiral Catenda: Miss Nellie Looby, who has been Local Notes. Dance at Olympio Hall. The secretary of the committec, Al- A ER Dirastar . endar spending the past week as the guest| John Dolbeare of Douglas, Mass. is| o Dance at Olymplo Hall. | sormian Casey. was authorized to no- o Golden Wedding Whiskey s GEORGE GREENBERGER of relatives on Hickory street, has re- | spending some time the guest of o e o o aoiymple hal] for | tity Géorge S. Palmer. or any. histor- | [he Lowest Pnces In ) turned to Rye, N. Y. brother, Lanice J. Dolbeare, e aar HitE Rk B e e et sochieu Je;lr‘ilr:fi to preserve the oldi a and Emhfllm}l —_— ici R R N e, v ' | court house building, that the com- 47 Franilin Stret, Norwich, Gonn.| yiies Clara Fleetwood of New Ha-| Frank Crumb and John Lioscile, both | OFchestra, ‘drew a large number there| miscionars recommended that the | | TEOS. H. WILSON, 78 Fracklin| town on Furniture, decl9d | ven, formerly a teacher inthe kinder-|of Worcester, spent New Yearss the | 0% Friday at both hours. All present !y iging be sold for a nominal sum., | 70 Franklin St Builetin Bldg. ! s garien of the Greenewille grammar | guest of Rutherford H. Snow of Hunt. | 4fioroughiy enjoyed the fine music and | 1\ nominal sum would not exceed $5. | . ¢ 3 3 ecasd s, ik F. WISTAKES COST MONEY, :nnoor, lxscm: g\uwzt of Mrs. Charles| ington avenue. Bor. This is necessary by lfm' a8 the com- | Telephone 642-2, econd-hand Furniture 2 . Sears of entral avenue, ] - oners canrot ive away county | t se Pt e Eadow = e Mr. and Mrs, Willlam Burdick of Sunlight Hop. . ¥ =l i ey udm::::lfm‘:r AIehE DE‘NTISTRY bought and sold. Fall Suit The latest suit paf Otto Mursch and George Wright | Huntingtqn avenue ar eguests of Mf.| Under the auspices of Professor s tnderstood that there will be | ¥ - The dental business established by - ks 1-date styles to | were the guests of the latter's father,| Burdick's sister, Mrs Leonard Gran- | Maher a sunlizht hop in the afternoon | a city hall, two court rooms, with the Residence 57 Broadway. my brother, whose assistant 1 was for sc“w.nfz . b <-4 int thing, | George Wright, Sr., of Eagleville, Fri- | dy of Providence. and a social in the evening were con- | necessary ante-rooms, while all the Telephone 642-3. many years, will be continued by me, yv, 1% me convince you: daq. Mr. Wright was formerly master H _rl __—————h h ducted at T. A. B. hall on Friday.| city offices will be located there also, 3 lllll;lb“!fll: Il,)ey-D,’,.' V. uD E‘!d.rz:d.l.. e “Home Furnishers,” T E. H. PINCUS, e A % Glass and cement are bot UE“vl| as | Both vl\’P\"fl largely patronized and in or a building similar to the l",l!‘ in this e customers of e brother and as nr":n; &" 'M ‘M Ml T2 et skt B praqoingle manufacturing company | & substitute for wooden poles where | the evening the hall was filed almost | ity as far as housing the city, town| quERE 1s no aivertising medium tn | hew ones us Wil favor me with ‘thetr By tter are attacked by insects or | to its capacity, The affair was greatly | and couny officers are concerned. t & i 1 to The Bul. it . Bxtracti 254 nov20d Hatirons Iasg ear climat. enjoyed. e e R iising | Betern Senpeientieqial tarvhe Povisa BRGAR 'S BlbRko,