Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 7, 1909, Page 6

Speakers’ Tent, on Williams' Park” “The Dinner. Tent, in Front of the Free ABcadmny" MW"‘#’ l(;:eaav ernor Buckingham, Amos W. ntice and E. Winslow Willlams. The calen- dar is a neat piece of the lithograph- er's art and worthy of preservation.— “The Bulletin Calendar. 'flle clty of Norwlch is to celebrate two hundred and fiftieth anniver- sary early next September, and prep- mdolu are already belng made for that most dntereutln; event. The Nor- We wish to call attentioa to most complete line of OFFICE FURNITURE the celebrated and standard Derby Desks flat and rell top, with all modern con- veniences. Book-keepers Standing Desks. Rotary Chaire and Directors’ Chairs, We have ready for immediate de- livery the econvenient Macey Filing Cabinets Inter - Inter, Upright and Multiple Letter Files, Deep Storage Drawers, ning. He declared that he was thor- Card Indox Cases, Legal Blanks, Doo- ou'f: ashamed of the Congregational | Tiw installation of the officers of ument File Drawers and Cupboards.| church because it has failed to keep | Budlong post, G. A. R., department of e Let ue therefore in a few words Alse Sectional Cases fFor office and | i touch with the muititude. He said: | Rhode Island, will take place this it Ak Iibr: 28 “The Catholic and the Episcopal | (Thursday) evening, the local post will P g churches have their homes, their | have as guests Logan post and Relief Thn We Sell Best Grades of schools, and their hospitais directly | corps of Ashaway. Coal 3. bilbert & Sons 137-141 MAIN STREET, Jandd Convenient Cough Confections Michael Donahue,’ 34, Had Consumption — Vozella-O’Connor Marriage — Busy Week for the Fraternal Societies—Rev. Funk H. Decker Speaks Right Out in Meeting! .Rev. Frank H, Decker, formerly pas- tor of the Pawcatuck Congregational church, is naow in charge of the Foun- tain street mission in Providence, un- der the direction of Rev. Dr. Sander- son, who resigned as pastor of the leading Congregational church which declined to continue the outside mis- sionary work in Providence. He cre- ated a sensation at the Men's club of the Beneficent Congregational churech in that city, Thursday eve- connected with their ministerial mis- sion, but where ie the Congregational home in this state, witers the Con- gregational school, where the Congre- gational hospital? We give rener- ously to outside and unconnected soci- eties, but we do nothing for our- selves.” Continuing, he said: “The Bpisco- pal and Catholic churches have their homes of mercy, their hospitals and their refuges, tht have we got? No wonder we make ne progress, No wonder we do mot make rél ts. We refuse to keep open house and we leave to others the work which we ought to do ourselves.” The text of Rev. Mr. Decker's ad- dress was The Larger Mission of the Church as Suggested by Recent Study of the Church Work in England. He reviewed his visit to Bngland a few months ago and paid particular at- tention to the Manchester Wesleyan Methodist home. There was a large attendance at the nuptial mass in St. Michael’s church, Wednesday, at the marriage of James Been Ill with Stone-Cutters’ Brothers’ big plant in Waterford is shut down for lack of orders. . Hancock post, G. A, R., department of Connecticut, has completed plans for the reception of the department commander and staff, yext Saturday evening, Barring the ceremonies attending the imaugural, Governor Pothier's first attendance at a social affair will be at the Westerly board of trade ban- quet, Saturday evening. Special cars will be run on the Ash- away and Westerly trolley road to ac- commodate the members of Logan post, G. A, R., and Woman’'s Relief corps, who are to visit Budlong post in Westerly this (Thursday) evening. “The New Year” is the title of an excellent poem written by Earl P. Saunders of Ashaway for The Sabbath Recorder. William L. Clarke, presi- dent of Westerly town council, con- tributes an article on Brotherly Love. Alexander Aitken, a paving cutter, who resides in Summer street, was operated tipon for appendicitis at the Rhode Island hospital, early Wednes- day morning. The operation was suc- cessful, and it is believed the patient will make quick recovery, Deputy Sheriff William H. Casey of Pawcatuck served the bench warrant issued by State’s Attorney Hull for the arrest of Addie Burns, keeper of a Bradley street resort in New Lon- don, on the charge of being a procur- ess in the white slave trade. The recently elected officers of Clan Lestie and Lady Leslie, Daughters of wich Bulletin, one of the oldest and brightest papers published in New England, celebrated its fiftieth birth- day last month, and with last Satur- day’s issue presented their subscribers with a neat calendar for 1909, con- taining three handsomely colored “Scenes at the 200th Anniversary, in 1859, of the Settlement of the Town of Norwich.” The pictures represent “The Procession Passmg the Waure- gan Hotel,” “The Triumphal Arch, with The Stamford Bulletin. Rev. Nathan E. Wood, D. D. been president of the has been succeeded by Rev. Horr, cditor of the Watchman. Horr was born in Boston uate of Brown university, for w! he was prepared in the public schools of Newark, N. J. Newton_ Theo logical Institute for nearly ten years, George E Dr. and, is a grad- hich Clearance Sale Now Going On! Bargain time here, always significant, is so many fold under present | conditions. The tremendous quantity of offerings we have prepared would fill numerous pages of this paper. filled. ments not represented will add tions. And, while the bargains enough as they appear in cold type, anticipations will be more than ful- Every represented line has many more specials to offer. Depart- each add its hosts of special priced attrao- Wish to Get the Best Bargains. are amazing It Is a Time for QUICK ACTION for All Who NAPOLEON did thi without MUCH TALKING That We Deliver Promptly That We Give Full Weight That We Want Your Trade "Phone, The Edw. Chappell Co. NORWICH, CONN. COAL ana wOooD C. H. HASKELL Vozella and Mary J. O'Connor, both| gieotta were installed Tuesday eve- Tele, ; : } phones 429 and 182-12 owtd °€ ‘:0"2?1)’.‘ Re"i ‘L“"‘; “; Cun- | ning by Grand Députy Mrs. Isabel - ‘1°1 Douglass, grand conductor, from Lady N 3::;1::; é:e’reJrgg:y. GT:‘:E"Y::;“ ):I:s Aberdeen, Daughters 0! Scotia. of New Whlte Ed FIEads lmallflg s"k VBIUES LUMBEH e — THE LEE & 05GOOD CO. Clair O'Comnor'wits Brifesnaid,~ Attt London. A social session followed the | FULL SIZE WHITE BED SPREADS| Foulards, Cheney Bros, all silk, in ;::"b"'wg’ e -‘:.tlou right : 2 ins . 2 s 3 b ways er the breakfast and reception Mr. - . neat designs, 3%¢ a yard. x s . - " _— Regular value. 75c—Sale price 59¢ carry a big line of Shingles. Call us o"er an assortment Of easv ;F:f %rr';; VG’:‘FII\"o:‘I‘l‘aO;l'a;h:lrfn‘;r:g: BALTIC. Regular value 90c—Sale price 68c |, Rough Ponges, colors Reseda, gray, (P ‘ni'lnfu"(e“ o ‘bm"':"r""‘.' . Mr. ! r brown, Copenhagen, Ceil, navy ana . F. & A. J. DAWLE dent of Waterford d N - o 8 . tO take. handy to Cfll'l'y. flfld ;‘;En el S and ey Loy Fire Company Presented $125 for Effi- ?geiuf;l;ep:pc:n? ;;Bc:s:lt P’;'" bon 25} s k'4g‘|,! e d?I inches wide — Sale maylid very efiec[ual “ne of Cough The officers __rncontly i cFu::t.SorvieQ-—_ :he Caron Injured by | 1ar $3.25 quality—Sale p&é’:r;z 3!“9.L.\l~ | price a yars year by Hancock post, G. A, R. de- a¥im Hesweos Sl J. A. MORGAN & S“N. partment of Connecticut, were install- Supt. Peck of the Cotton mill pre- HASKELL BLACK SILKS Drops and Candv Cough Con' ed Wednesday evening by Senior Past| sented the Baltic Fire company ! 3 CO&I 8"([ Lumbel' Post Commander Charles H. Hold-! for their work at the small chimney Unhleached sheets | Quality and wear guaranteed. This| = 5 : £l feC!lOIlS. FI'CSh StOCk NOW | redge. Post Commander Walter Price | fire on High street last week. George includes every desirable weave, such ‘}e c'f"y”‘, Wait, aslacted Hne st an announced the reappointment = of | Drescher has presented the company| 90x9) Unbleached Sheets, reguiir | a5 Messalines, Peau de Cygnes, Peau| lzcs family coal. Lumber for buid- on hafld Thomas D. Sheffield as post quarter-|§100 for their heroic work in saving | price 90c—Sale price 75c. ey . EW Cygnes, | ing purposes o master, and the adjutant made an- ! his home at the recent big fire on Rail- 63x99 Unbleached Sheets, regular | e Soie, Faille, Louisines, Satin|5 Central Wharf, Tel. 884, Medicated B! hial L nouncement of the appointment of | road street price 59c—Sale price 50c. 3 Duchesse, Etc. These will be offered| sept19d ecicate "{M tal Lozenges, Abel Babcock as quartermaster ser- Noe Caron, while at work painting 54x49 Unbleached Sheets, regular |8t speclal low prices during this sale, Nelson’s Gelatine Lozenges, geant, the Jodoin theater in Norwich, Monday rice 50c—Sale ¥oe 800, . Sayo Mint Jujube o fell from the staging and received in- | P P 3 ! _— i d Michael Donohue, a stone cutter,| juries about the legs. 54x49 Unbleached Sheets, regular | Zymole Troches, who has been sick with tuberculosis,| H. A. Gaucher, Amida Belair, R. J.| price 45c—Sale price 36c. METEOR CREPES Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops, or the local disease designated as\Jodoin and Fred Papinault have been stone cutters’ comsumption, died sud- | visiting In Canada the past week. These we offer in black only. Smith Bros. Cough Drops, denly Wednesday morning at his home| Mrs. O. Besette and children of Taun- 1t Moses Cough Drops, 89 Liberty streot. e was able to|ton, Mass., were guests of Mr. and nee c 'si w ’ d prfc':"szt",:;_‘”“'v 44 inches wide — 8ale | Free B'ml.fl Kinds and l&h" Gty Conihion be about the house as usual in the | Mrs. Henry Buteau the past week. p Luis In Yromens an ‘ ALWAYS IN STOCK. . ... early morning, but shortly after 10 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brennan of Nor- | $4.00 quality, 48 inches wide — Saie Thayer’s Eim Lozenges. o'clock he complained of feeling faint | wich were guests of Mrs. George Bren- i L Y. & 8, Licorice Drops, and immediately expired. He was 34| ran th!ils week.f e H Mlssas u“mrwear price $3.29. A‘ D. LATHROP' . A vears of age and resided with his A collection for the Italian sufferers . 5 p 1 B Gerton's Cod Liver Oil Candy, parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs. John Donohue.| wWas taken up in the Immaculate Con- .Womelns Wrapper'a, gark and me Office—cor. Market and Shetuoket 8t Celtsfoot Candy, He also leaves a brother and sister. | ception church last Sunday. dium colors—Sale price 79c. (Main Fioor) y e P Rock Candy, @ibson’s Linseed Lisorice and Chier. At the annual meeting of the C. C. club of Christ Episcopal church, these Mrs. Parent of Moosup was a guest of Mrs. M. Belair this week. ‘W. C. Smith and Frank Hyde attend- Women's Waists, miscellaneous ]nl consisting of silk and lace, ~«Arcolyl Values in Dress Goods Telsphone 168-13. Branch Office—Lewls’, Shannon BMg. edyne Lozenges, officers were elected: ‘Holy Chase, | ®d the opening session of the legisla- | two alike, values $4.50 up to $5.95— | 2 oct29d Gomenol Bon Bon master, Arthur Nichols, sub-master; | ture at Hartford, Wednesday. .| sale price $3.00. | ‘hat WI" Nflt GU A-Beggmg ———————————— - Ray Oatley, usher; Clifford Watrous, Mr. and Mrs. Isldor Caron entertain- = = Gibson’s Lime Fruit Tablets, assistant ua’her; Louis Leonard, sen- | ®d over New Year's Octave Caron and Women’s Dress Skirts, black, b.uer Suitinzs in plaids and stripes, double Allenbury’s Menthoi and Euoalyptus | tinel; Franklin Smith, secretary; Col- {,‘i‘dm"" C"f “m;n;(ocket. Lfin nn?i i‘:;rn: and mixtures, in aVvariety of styles, { width and rainproof—Sale price 17¢ a Pastilies (Eng) by Sanford, past master. Refresh- | 2dard Caron of Moosyp, Mr. an xS 1 6.00—Sal i 5 yard. i ments were served after the election,| Victor L'Heureux and family of Jew- | values up to $6. ale price $4.50. Aubergier’s Lactucarium Pastilles SR ;‘:"g’l‘fi;fwe Frechette and family of | . 1vs Stylish Suits, long and| Svuitings in, light, medium and 8ark (Fronch). 'Tw"!"l‘d 8"’:‘: c':' "";"_ church short coats, a variety of colors, values | Shades, plaids, stripes and checks, reg- S tthe Wit & Avatic, £ — T\ | o to $1750-Sale price $10.00. Hisy “aluw bec—Gale’ pies. BN0- 8. yaed, president; Willlam 8. Martin, vice 1S B EF ST‘TE NEws Women's very fine Long Coat Suits, Fancy Mohairs, best English make, 3:::]1_(‘:_?!6”::::;1% lé'muh ':t:ghuiifi: B I : J newest style, handsomely tailored, | 44 inches wide, regular price $1.00 — William B. Austin, Charles H. Led- \ values up to $25.00—Sale price $17.50. | Sale price 71c a yard. Lee & 0Osgood Pharmacy. SPECIAL ward, George H. Broughton, George W. Norman, Samuel Girven, Raymond Collink, Frederick Rogers and Irnne Spencer, trustees. The Congregational churoh of West- erly after sixty-six years’ .existence, under dual management, by ecclesias- tical and church societies, has been incorporated and is now under one Norwalk.—Broad River is to have a chemical engine soon. Windsor Locks.—Wilbur Soule, prin- cipal of the High school, died suddenly Tuesday from a shock. Waterbury.—Arthur E. Benson, who was engaged in the furniture business Womeh's high-class Tailored Suits, one of a kind, values up to $32.50— Sale price $21.50. Women’'s Short Coats, coverts and broadcloths, different styles, values up to $10.00—Sale price $5.00. 86-inch and B0-inch Coats, fine | All Dress Patterns will be greatly reduced prices both Suitings and light indoor and evening wear. sol material (Shetucket Street Store) 4 at These include for IT'S DOLLARS government. The church officers elect- | O1 Grand street, has given up. e Eayes + = g WINTER ths, all lined, value $15.00-— | g 3 v t Iy . ed for the ensuing year are: Alex- A 1 a to you to buy your grain and fesd PRICES ander Robertson. D. D. Clark. Georse | 1iona) American Rea Crows, Christman | 5210 Price $9.96. Men's Wear in the January Sale | 22,07 5, "0, 5 s oo FOR :G:Z‘{.m"é‘.,fif‘gf:,'fl v:‘.’:‘;,',n".'?hn;fe; sm‘:i" were disposed of in the bor- 50-inch Long Coats, made of fine Opportunity makes the man, and |consequences. The cost of good feed Meikle, Willilam Clark, D. L. McLar- | V8™ black kersey, all satin lined, value | the man who makes the most of his|ing comes baeck in the milk. We WORK| o trustees; _ Alexander Ferguson, | Southington.—While Rdpresentative | $21.50—Sale price $15.00. opportunities will attend this January | conditioned animals are the best mili clerk; Hugh W. Dunning, treasurer; |1, V. Walkley is putting in his time at 4 | Sale. Here are some mightly good|ers. Lean cattle have little value for Wall P. d { Thomas Hope. treasurer; Mrs. Cath- | Hartford this winter, Mrs. Walkley will| Rain Coats, Priestley fine cravenette, | = ities % any purpose. What . . a aper an cart, Mrs, Meikle and Mrs. King. 1ady { visit in California. % made up in the latest style, values up | Crr T CUIHES % 1 . members of church committee. 3 g Py 1‘2' A A St 1 i Ay Beiae o short-priced and top quality. Run o nterior Decoratin, o s b Ry i to 16.50—Sale price $12.50. Men's U. S. Army Brown Mixed|p,;nomy Track and you're a winne Ansénia.—Rev. Father Alexandrof, v X 2 Cotton S 10¢ quality—Sale price Local Laconics. pastor yof the Russian Greek Catholic i - . Three Saints’ church, on Howard ave- i 7c a pair. & The officers of Robert Brucker 252 o e The Fanning Studio camp, Spanish-American War Veter- [ pue, returned Saturday night from a Men's Black Cotton Socks, witn CEARLES SLOSBER& " {ans, will be installed Friday evening. | tW©° months’ trip to Burope. (Second Floor) split foot, 1sc value—Sale price 11c 31 Willow St The young men of the parish of the | Dagnhbury.—Mrs. Charles H. Sanford, | .. s 4 ; B Cove Street (West Side), Norwich, St dec2aa Church of the Immaculate Conception died Monday at her home in Kato- Flgllfe What You Can Save e jansd are planning for a minstrel entertain- { nah, N. Y. where she lived with her Black C4 Sock with gray ment. daughters, was for twenty vears libra- y 1hi 2 t Lt by Dr. M. H. Scanlon, district deputy, |rian of the Danbury library. In Boys Cln‘hlng | heel and t t hit imj W 30s Sestinted 10 furaleh Trunks, Bags and installed the officers of Narragansett fec Sale price 1 7c eil igh f Columbus, Wed-| .New Haven.—Mrs. J. B. Sargent pre- Boys’ Knee Pants, 4 to 14 years, ir. A 4 °, ;’i‘;ga;-efi:‘,“fi;’ e e I:):éed ov;-r r'he meeting Tuesday of the | great variety of patterns, goods that s thousands of homes with 3 - . adies who have charge of the tag day | win1 st ear—Sal e 39¢c. ‘Ifln s Jea Fleece Shirts d SHil CaSeS [ i rotiom e sath auy or son ity Vo, v, ke f e L | Wi v wese—Sal i e © | wews Jenzr eoes sty i duogs o oprn’ln) it ju:t -alsmn.n ferers in Italy, next Saturday. Boys’ Knickerbocker Pants, § to 16 s uln\ EGale: niibe: 426, in a large variety. Also Blank-{the good old summer time. Stratford.~Members of St. James' | Years, saods xlnav l_'ial-<5-9n~-=u patterns, | i Sk : While there is activity in the gran- | parish feel highly gratified over the|value 98c—Sale price 59c. Men's Gray ol iderwear, mostly etc'" Ro{ms' Whlps, E!C., at [oweSt ite business in Westerly, the Booth | splendid financial showing the church ke k * g a drawers, Tsc qua Sale price 64c GIF S prices. | has made the past vear. There was a| Boys’ Two-piece Wool Suits, 7 to 14| " 0 lo¢ l M N — | balance after all bills were ‘paid of | years, dark colors, value $4.00—Sale 4 '”‘e Sh k H | $4.466.99. price $2.95. 4 Men's Li m’4 w e;gqv Ifi;w‘l' “Mv rino | rawers, e 34 to 42, only $1.00 qual- . A 1 . BtU[! Et arness Efl., NO I l‘ E | Naugatuck.—There has been | Bovs Two-plece Wool Suits, strong, | ity—Sale price 65c. Rooking ‘' Chalks, Mbrris. Chalre, Weit- W ¢ e : 1 le r Knickerbocker y : ‘ : ing_Desks, Bank Cases, China Closets, | o \I s Wint \\ 1t Natural Wool Alice Bidg., 321 Main St. I straig values $5.00 | gpiree 52 ! all sizes, $1 55 | Sideboards, Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, dechd | begi PO g “!“‘;'_““_m Music Cabinets, Rocking Horses, Shos 3 £ - . o | Flys, Doll Carriages, Doll Cribs, etc. We are still quoting | To owners of Automobiles in| _ Wzieriow - 3 i the Lowest Prices in town on Furniture, Second-hand Furniture bogzht and sold. SCGHWARTZ BROS., “Home Furnishers,” Norwich and vicinity : « | am prepared now to paint, trim, repair and store your Automobile at a reasonable | whole pdn\ com- & i | Shea & Burke, 37-41 Main SL Hav el our Garments 3.1 ' Wator stFOQt e - 3 ons ”u._ni. thaf only oven svenings. 7el. connection. | PTICE fOT the winter. Come| gl creniee CLOSING OUT SALE OF Made New fye |Grand Jury Indictment Charging | BY HAVING THEM DYED, New Year Gifts New Year Post Cards, Calendars, Albums, Games, Jokes, Magic Lan- terns, Slides, Films, Steam and Me chanical - Engines, Sleds, Drums, Rifles, Wagons, Carriag, Dolls, Heads, Wigs and Clothing for Dolls, | and see me. M. B. RING, Chestnut St. noviid BUY A BOTTLE OF Criminal Libel. New York, Jan. A grand jury in- filed here today against the, Star Pub. dictment, charging criminal libel, was lishing company, which prints the The comvlain- mg witness was Johu D. Rockefeller, The eomplaint {8 Lased on a news- papl-;' article connecting Mr. Rockefel- ler's name with the alleged practice i peontage in a4 stpekade near Chica- | go. Mr, Rockefeller's individual com- plaints against Messrs. Carvellho, Mer- Edison and Indestructibie 25¢ RECORDS 23¢ STEAM OR DRY CLEANED. Called for and dellvered, SUIT PRESSING SYSTEM. LANG'S DYE WORKS, 157 Franklin St, Norwish, Telephone, urlu NEED IF YOU DON'Y Stuffed Animals, Perfumes, Toilet | riil and Clark of the Star comapany are what we advertise, perhaps yeu de " | i need what w t We have bedn Articles, laoko(-, Ete, fi"dfi“ wed‘mg w‘"skev DOw RenC, = o T“ "n E LD nd\'onhi;z P-;:nldc‘;r"- Pnr(onbu?, fl:u Stenington. Tk v s, E us “o | best ale made guaranteel absoltgely E"il f Y & "":cl’:"':nhvm .:' g'rug'a’a'-‘l"‘of')“fl'l“:’ ’ | pure, but we sell uther things that are Saturds orning, Rev. Fath Taom) just as pure WES 1 frnflfl Squar | THes. . WISON, 18 Frankiin | “3'cie hont Y ST ] gutletin Building, 74 Franklin Street. el 4 Gochid chureh. 2 ¢ augsld 30 Frankhn Strest